Description

Free living, close to the centre of Amsterdam. At Sumatrakade 739 - 1051 and Lamonggracht 1, you will find 148 flats and 7 maisonettes in the freehold sector. The residences, with a surface area between approximately 50 and 135 m2 are located on Java Island, a unique neighbourhood with high-profile architecture. Shops, restaurants and museums are within cycling distance. The A10 motorway is quickly accessible via the Piet Hein tunnel.

Java-island is part of the Oostelijk Havengebied, which also comprises Borneo, KNSM island, Sporenburg and the Rietlanden. Renowned architect Sjoerd Soeters created the urban design for Java Island. He succeeded in his ambition to create an atmosphere where people feel comfortable. Java-island has become a very popular residential area, with a rich mix of building styles. Its central location is ideal. On the Oostelijke Handelskade, at 6 minutes cycling distance, there is shopping. Supermarkets, banks, a dry cleaner, hairdresser, baker, butcher and all kinds of other shops are located here. The centre of Amsterdam and Central Station can be reached by bike, tram 10 or bus 48 within 5 minutes. The A10 ring road is quickly accessible via the Piet Hein tunnel.

Sumatrakade offers studios, 2-, 3- or 4-room flats and maisonettes for rent. Bright flats with an unobstructed view over the IJ or the green inner gardens. The residences vary greatly in size and layout. However, all residences come standard with a spacious living room and an open-plan kitchen. The bathroom comprises a shower and washbasin. Some flats have a more elaborate bathroom with a bathtub and 2 toilets.

The 155 flats, designed by architects Sjoerd Soeters, Rudy Uytenhaak, Cruz/Ortiz and Kees Christiaanse, are spread over 6 quay buildings. Striking residential blocks with their own central entrance, lift and staircase. Most flats come with a sunny south-facing balcony. Residents can rent a parking space in an underground car park accessible by lift.