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Middenweg 58 G

Living at the park

Living in De Telefoondienst will be a special experience. The modern, bright apartments are located on the first and second floor and are fully equipped. The high-quality finished homes overlook the lively Middenweg or the extensive greenery of Park Frankendael. Here, in the heart of the Watergraafsmeer, you experience the peace and bustle of the city.

The apartment

33 apartments are being built in De Telefoondienst. The spacious, comfortable homes have large windows and high voids on the facade.

This penthouse has a bright living room with open kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with luxurious built-in appliances such as induction hob, refrigerator, dishwasher and combination oven/microwave. There are 3 bedrooms, one of which has a beautiful view of the park and is equipped with wooden cupboards and bed frame. The apartment has a luxurious bathroom with bath. There is also a separate toilet. The apartments have an oak wooden floor. The apartment has a roof terrace.

There is a possibility to rent a parking space at the house.

Our rental conditions

We apply an income requirement of 3 times the basic monthly rent as gross monthly income if you only want to rent the house. Do you want to rent the house together with your partner? Then we apply an income requirement of 3.5 times the basic monthly rent as gross monthly income. We do not rent these homes to sharers. We do not work with a guarantee.

Accessibility

De Telefoondienst is located in the middle of Amsterdam East and can be easily reached by public transport, car or bicycle. There are tram and bus stops in front of the door and thanks to the nearby Amstel, Science Park and Muiderpoort stations, train and metro are within walking distance. From Middenweg you can drive straight onto the ring road by car.


































                

                    

            
            

            

    

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

                    

                
            

            


    

                        
                        
            


        

            
    
    

            
    



        

            

            

            
    

        

            

                            

                    

            
Area

        
This relatively residential-oriented district in the east of Amsterdam offers a diverse mix of housing that caters to young professionals and families alike. Watergraafsmeer is very green with parks, sporting facilities and small private gardens. The borders are formed by the Amstel River, the Ringvaart canal, the A10 ring highway and the Amsterdam Science Park. Many residents have allotments and the area is dotted with sports fields, Amsterdam’s largest cemetery, Nieuwe Oosterbegraafplaats, and the city’s largest skating rink, Jaap Edenbaan. For commuters it has the major train station Amstel, as well as easy access to the A10 ring highway. Watergraafsmeer is really a whole series of smaller neighbourhoods: some fiercely working-class areas with a strong sense of community, middle-rise apartment blocks and high-rises along the Amstel River. Besides lower- and middle-income families, there’s a significant ageing population. One can also speak of a ‘brain gain’ due to the Amsterdam Science Park with its academic research institutes and technology companies reaches completion. (bron: Iamsterdam.com)