Spacious 2-room apartment in Diemen-Noord.
With the elevator you reach the entrance of this house, from where you can find the toilet directly on your right. The bathroom is opposite the toilet.
This is equipped with a bath, a shower and a sink.

The bedroom is accessible further down the hall.
The bedroom is spacious which is 15m2 and has a lot of light through the windows with a view over the front of the building.

The spacious living room (45m2) is located at the end of the hall. The living room has a separate dining room of 10m2. Here is also the possibility to create an extra bedroom.
The living room is connected to the semi-open kitchen where also the storage room is located.

This district is close to the (increasingly beautiful) Diemerbos and the Nescio (bicycle) bridge to IJburg. This part of Diemen-Noord is very popular because of the spacious streets. The shopping center "Gruttoplein" and the schools are in walking distance. The roads (A1, A9 and A10) as well as public transport (bus stop in front of the door) are easily accessible.

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