Buiksloterdijk 228 / 1025 WE AMSTERDAM

Description

Due to high enthusiasm, the property is being sold by tender. Bids can be made, by mail/via move account, no later than Wednesday, March 19, 2025. This until 13:00 at the latest. Unique historic dike house located at Buiksloterdijk 228 with a beautiful, architect-designed garden. We proudly present this special, detached dike house located on Buiksloterdijk 228, situated on a generous 415 m² plot. This unique property combines a rich history with a warm, practical living design and offers over 220 m² of living space. The property is in an idyllic location in historic Amsterdam North, with stunning views over the North Holland Canal. Originally built in 1863 and rebuilt in 1984, the house exudes authentic charm while retaining original details. Historic character The property has a special history: the original Buiksloot town hall, which was accidentally demolished in 1973, was completely reconstructed by the current owners in 1984. In which, as one of the few properties on the dike, the house has a concrete pile foundation. Between 1863 and 1921, when Buiksloot was still an independent municipality, this wooden house served as the town hall. However, it was originally built in the second quarter of the 18th century as a home for a cheese maker. In 1825, the building was converted into a school, after which it later served as a town hall. Layout ground floor Upon entering through the spacious entrance hall, you enter a drafty porch with cloakroom and meter cupboard. The oak floorboards give the entire floor a warm feel. The vestibule leads to the toilet with fountain. On one side of the hallway is the through lounge, with a classic fireplace and natural stone marble hearth, creating a cosy atmosphere. On the other side is a multifunctional work/bedroom, ideal as a home office or guest room. Large windows provide plenty of natural light and offer views of both the North Holland Canal and the beautifully landscaped garden, designed by renowned garden architect Mien Ruys. First floor The first floor offers space for three large bedrooms. The first bedroom features built-in wardrobes and a washbasin, with stunning views over the canal. First bathroom with shower, toilet and natural light. The second bedroom has two large windows and direct access to the second bathroom, which has a bathtub with shower, bidet and double sinks. The bathroom is also accessible from the landing. The third bedroom has wooden construction up to the ridge, including a loft, ideal as a children's play area or for extra storage. This room has its own walk-in closet with sink and storage space. Attic Through the bathroom is a loft ladder to the attic space, a large storage area with the central heating system. Basement The basement offers a spacious living kitchen with modern Siemens appliances, including a 5-burner induction hob, oven, dishwasher and Ceaserstone countertop. French doors give access to the sunny garden. Also located here is a fourth bedroom with an en suite bathroom. On the dyke side, there is a kitchenette, a practical laundry room and storage space. There is also another spacious hall with the third toilet and a side door giving access to the garden or to the dyke via a staircase/ramp to the gate. The garden: a paradise on several levels Architecturally designed Mien Ruys, the garden offers multiple ‘rooms’ and levels, each with its own atmosphere and use. The height differences add visual depth and create playful spaces that feel like a natural extension of the house. With mature trees, such as an imposing chestnut tree, lush plants and carefully placed flowerbeds, the garden offers plenty of privacy and space for relaxation, play or gatherings. At the front of the house is a large front garden (approx. 110 m2) with a connection point for electricity which borders a waterway with a mooring for a boat.The garden is leased. Sustainable features The house is fitted with monument glass (Fineo glass), which offers excellent insulation and is almost equivalent to HR++ glass. The glass of the French doors in the basement are fitted with HR glass. Details - Plot size of 415 m² - Living area of 220 m², (NEN 2580 measured) - Spacious, architect-designed garden with multiple levels and ‘rooms - Authentic details such as oak floors and monumental glass - Four bedrooms and three bathrooms - Excellent insulation with Fineo and HR glass - Located on the North-Holland Canal in historic Amsterdam North - Canadian timber construction method applied - Energy label B The reconstruction was carried out by Zaandam-based architect Schipper, who specialises in timber building restorations, including those on the Zaanse Schans.The house was rebuilt using the Canadian timber construction method, with the distance between the posts reduced to 30-40 centimetres. The facade is clad in profiled tongue-and-groove boards, making it a faithful copy of the original council house. The current building is set back slightly from the original building line.

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