Detached living on freehold land, with a garden of approximately 335 m\u00b2 all around the house and parking on your own driveway. At Stoombootweg 56 you live in a rural setting in Kadoelen, on a quiet little dyke road. Yet the Noord\/Zuidlijn metro, the ferry and the city are just a short bike ride away. A characterful house from 1916 with new uPVC window frames and plenty of scope to extend. I would be happy to invite you for a viewing.<\/p>
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Through the front garden you enter the hallway, with the staircase to the first floor and a separate toilet with a small hand basin.<\/p>
The living room is at the front. The bay window lets in plenty of daylight, and in the corner there is a marble mantelpiece, a nice nod to the period in which the house was built. Through the en-suite sliding doors with stained glass you walk through to the back room, currently the dining room, with its own door to the garden.<\/p>
Next to it is the kitchen, with cream-coloured cabinets, brass handles, a dark worktop and a ceramic farmhouse sink. There is a built-in oven at eye level, a stainless steel range cooker with oven and an American-style fridge. From the kitchen, too, you step straight outside. The kitchen dates from 2008: perfectly usable, and a good basis to update to your own taste later on.<\/p>
And then the garden, the big selling point of this house. You have a front, side and back garden, and the deep back garden faces south-east. So you can sit in the sun all day, or find some shade if you prefer. Beyond the terrace is a large gravel area with a pond full of water lilies, mature trees including a pear tree, and a second seating area at the far end. To the side stands a shed with a log store, handy for bikes, garden tools or as a workshop. The driveway next to the house has room for up to three cars.<\/p>
Upstairs are two bedrooms, at the front and at the back, both with built-in storage. The front bedroom has exposed beams and a window with glazing bars, the back bedroom looks out over the greenery.
The bathroom is between the bedrooms and has a bath with a glass shower screen, a second toilet, a vanity unit and a designer radiator. There is also a built-in cupboard on the landing.<\/p>
In 2026 all exterior window frames were replaced with uPVC frames with HR++ glazing. If you want more space, the generous plot offers several options to extend and considerably enlarge the house. Check with the municipality beforehand what you can build without a permit.<\/p>
Kadoelen is one of the most rural spots in Amsterdam-Noord, with detached houses, old farmhouses and narrow waterways crossed by little bridges. For groceries, it is a few minutes' walk to the Molenwijk shopping centre, with an Albert Heijn, a bakery and a butcher, among others. Ten minutes by bike brings you to the NDSM-werf, with waterside restaurants such as Pllek and Noorderlicht. If you want to get out into nature, Het Twiske is a fifteen-minute bike ride away, with walking and cycling routes, small beaches and boats for hire at Twiske Haven.<\/p>
Buses 35 and 36 run from Molenwijk bus station to Noord metro station. By bike you are there in fifteen minutes, and the Noord\/Zuidlijn takes you to Centraal Station in a few minutes. From the NDSM-werf you take the ferry across the IJ. By car you are on the A10 within a few minutes and at Schiphol in about 25 minutes.<\/p>