Theresiastraat 112 is a senior housing apartment in the De Gijsbrecht complex in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel. The complex is set around a central courtyard and is located close to the village centre of Ouderkerk, with Amsterdam reachable by car or bicycle. The building was completed in 2018 and the apartments have energy label A. The address is Theresiastraat 112, 1191 JT Ouderkerk aan de Amstel and the building is part of a larger residence that includes communal facilities and on-site support functions.
The apartment includes a fitted Bruynzeel kitchen with white cabinets and a black composite worktop. Kitchen appliances are Siemens and include an induction cooktop, extractor hood, dishwasher, fridge/freezer combination and a combi microwave oven. The bathroom is fitted with a toilet, shower and washbasin. The property is rated with 174 WWS points and was delivered in 2018.
The layout and finishes take accessibility into account: several rooms have space for wheelchair turning circles and there are sliding doors between the bedroom and living room and between the bedroom and bathroom. The building has a lift and entrances are accessed via the inner courtyard. There is a spacious indoor bicycle storage room with six charging points. Communal spaces include a meeting room and a sheltered courtyard for residents to meet.
Services and building arrangements are organised through the complex: a hospitality host is present weekly and a residents association is active in arranging activities in the communal room. There are two guest sleeping places available in the meeting area and residents may participate in activities organised in the neighbouring Zonnehuis Theresia; on-site care teams are available at that location. Lease conditions note a minimum rental period of one year with a one-month notice period; a security deposit may be requested (policy states a deposit of €0 in some cases and in other cases up to two months). Service costs are charged in addition to the rent to cover shared services and building maintenance.
