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Construction number 22 - three-room apartment 71 m2/ west-facing loggia (7 m2), 2nd floor, energy label A++

Type 11

This three-room apartment on the top floor enjoys a generous ridge height thanks to the roof structure. This creates a unique layout in which daylight plays an important role. The large dormer window and the indoor balcony of no less than 7 square meters allow light to enter freely, while the shelter provides intimacy. Sliding doors lead to a south-facing loggia. Both bedrooms, measuring 9 and 11 m2 respectively,
An open kitchen is planned for the living room, which will be delivered as a shell. Buyers can furnish it entirely to their own taste and needs. In this day and age, we naturally cook with electricity. The heating is also based on this. Tangible, not visible, because the floors are the source of heat. This also applies to the bathroom with walk-in shower and sink and, in this type of home, a separate toilet room with washbasin. Both sanitary areas are tiled and equipped with high-quality sanitary ware and taps.

Layout: main entrance via Breedweer, with mailboxes and doorbells. Communal hall with access to the staircase and elevator. Also accessible via the courtyard with courtyard garden, parking spaces, and communal bicycle storage.
2nd floor: shared porch. Gallery.
Entrance to the apartment. Hall with meter cupboard. Master bedroom (11 m2) and second bedroom (9 m2) on the gallery side. Toilet with wall-mounted toilet and washbasin. Tiled bathroom with washbasin and walk-in shower. Storage room/technical room for installations and connections for washing machine and dryer. Bright L-shaped living room with walk-in storage space and open kitchen (to be delivered unfinished). Dormer window and sliding doors to south-facing indoor balcony (7 m2).

A total of eleven parking spaces will be created in the communal courtyard. The bicycle parking facilities (plural) will be located behind this. These are ideal locations for harnessing the sun's energy for electricity. Because, of course, Edgarshof is also focused on a fossil fuel-free future in this respect.

Edgarshof is located in Koog aan de Zaan, east of the railway and the Provincialeweg (the N-connection between Alkmaar and Amsterdam) and centrally located in Zaanstad. With its own railway station, commuting by public transport is an obvious choice, but cycling is increasingly being used as an alternative. And why not? The Hempont, which connects Zaandam with Amsterdam's Western Port Area, is a 15-minute bike ride away. Less if the pedaling power is electronically assisted. The fast cycle route to Amsterdam-Noord or all other corners of the Zaan region has a comfortable counterpart in the extensive regional transport network.
Motorists can turn onto the A8 within a kilometer and cross the Coentunnel five minutes later. The other direction leads to the A9, towards Haarlem and Schiphol. And vice versa. Back home in Edgarshof in no time!