For sale we have apartment 107. The sustainable flat was completed in 2006, 67m2 in size and features a spacious living room with open kitchen, a spacious bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom and a separate toilet. French doors open onto the generous roof terrace, welcoming the first rays of the morning sun. In the afternoon sun, you’ll meet with the neighbours on the luxurious roof terrace in the lounge set or at the picnic table.

The flat is entirely safe by pavement-level boarding for persons of reduced mobility and so is the roof terrace. With the lift and automatically opening outer door, the complex is very friendly for disabled people.

DESCRIPTION
Ground floor:
Pablo Picasso entrance with access to the general hall with letterboxes, the car park, the lift and the stylish spiral staircase.

Second floor:
At the second floor, walk left via the roof terrace or right via the gallery to the entrance of the apartment. The hallway/entrance provides access to the spacious living room with an open kitchen, equipped with: fridge/freezer, oven/microwave, dishwasher, induction hob and extractor fan. The roof terrace can also be accessed via French doors from the kitchen. The bedroom, bathroom with shower, sink and towel radiator, walk-in wardrobe and storage room (space for washing machine and dryer) are accessible from the living room. In the hall/entrance is the toilet. In neighbouring flats, the partition wall between hall and bedroom has been removed, giving you direct access to the bathroom and bedroom from the hall. The floor plan shows this flexible wall in the hall with a dotted line.

The resident’s own words:
“I have enjoyed living in LeidscheRijn for 7 years. This apartment complex shows character with its glass entrance and spiral staircase. The accessibility of the flat is ideal. From the flat it is maybe 100 metres before you are in the Maximapark for sports or a walk. And on a summer day, I go for a picnic to the beach of Haarrijnseplas.
By car, I’m on the highway in an instant, or at Utrecht central station by train. LeidscheRijn itself is developing rapidly, with more amenities added every year to make living, working and life more pleasant.
Various households live in the complex; small families, expats, starters and elderly. The complex meets many needs. District heating (stadsverwarming) is connected, there is no gas connection. The VvE is working on plans to install solar panels in the near future and it is also possible to have an electric charging station installed in the closed car park. The flat is well insulated, including HR++ glass against both heat loss and noise from outside. Moreover, the residual heat from the businesses below my flat ensures low heating costs.
The kitchen is relatively large for the apartment, but I really like that because it allows me to cook extensively. Because all the doors are glass and can be opened, it also gives the apartment a spacious feeling. I had the walk-in wardrobe custom-made and it is efficiently laid out.
The flat is connected to the communal courtyard garden, which makes this flat feel even more home-sweet-home to me.
In the morning and early afternoon, the sun shines into the apartment, making it wonderfully sheltered for drinking a cup of coffee in the sun and having lunch there on Sundays. I have no privacy concerns here, as hardly anyone uses this communal yard. Around the lounge set with boules court, by the way, you have sun all day.

The reason I am moving out here is that I am moving in with my girlfriend and saying goodbye to the flat. I’m embarking on a new adventure with a DIY house from the 19th century. I wish the new owner to enjoy the flat as much as I have enjoyed it.”

Location
This apartment complex completed in 2006 is located parallel to the Vleutensebaan on the edge of Het Zand district in LeidscheRijn, Utrecht. The neighbourhood is very popular and especially loved by starters, elderly and expats on the housing market.
Shopping centre Leidsche Rijn Centrum with shops, restaurants, St. Antonius hospital and Pathé cinema is less than 10 minutes away by bike. Supermarkets and chemists are at walking distance in the lively Terwijde shopping centre. And walking the dog, playing sports, hiking and cycling are just a few minutes away in Maximapark.
Utrecht Terwijde station for using public transport is also within walking distance. And by car, the A2 motorway is quick and easy to access. The old city centre of Utrecht is also easy to reach. By bike in less than 20 minutes and by train from Terwijde station in just 7 minutes.