Edgarshof - Breedweer 66

Building number 5, two-room apartment 43 m2, ground floor, energy label A++

Type 2

This compact one-bedroom apartment is perfectly suited for young couples or singles who enjoy the good life. In addition to the bright living room with a sleeping alcove, this home features a lovely eat-in kitchen. This gastronomic space will be delivered as a blank canvas, as you know best what you need and prefer. In this day and age, we of course cook with electricity. Heating is also based on electricity. You'll feel it, but not see it, as the floors are the source of warmth. The bathroom with a walk-in shower and sink, and the separate toilet, will be tiled as standard and equipped with quality brand sanitary ware and faucets. The technical room houses the clever installations, and in the storage room, which also serves as a walk-in closet adjacent to the sleeping alcove, you'll find the hookups for the washing machine and dryer.

Layout: Main entrance via Breedweer. Shared mailboxes and intercom system. Central hall. Apartment entrance. Hallway with meter cupboard. Tiled toilet with wall-hung toilet. Technical room for installations. Access to a shell-finished open-plan kitchen. Passage to an equally bright living area with a possible partition for the sleeping area. Tiled bathroom with walk-in shower and sink. Storage room/walk-in closet with connections for washing machine and dryer.

Behind the parking spaces that are yet to be sold in the courtyard, two bicycle sheds will be built, where bicycles can be placed both high and always dry, and can also be charged themselves. The flat roofs are ideal locations to harness solar power for electricity. Because Edgarshof is, of course, also in this regard focused on a fossil fuel-free future.

Edgarshof is located in Koog aan de Zaan, east of the railroad and the Provincialeweg (the N-connection between Alkmaar and Amsterdam) and centrally in Zaanstad. With its own NS-station, commuting by public transport is obvious, the bicycle is increasingly used as an alternative. And why not? The Hempont, which connects Zaandam to Amsterdam's Western Docklands, is a fifteen-minute bike ride away. Less if the pedal power is electronically assisted. The fast bicycle route to Amsterdam-Noord or all the other corners of the Zaan region has a comfortable counterpart in the widespread regional transport.
Motorists turn onto the A8 within the kilometer and cross the Coentunnel five minutes later. The other way leads to the A9, toward Haarlem and Schiphol Airport. And vice versa. Quickly back home in Edgarshof!