Over Amstel 35-3, Amsterdam
Amstel 35-3, Amsterdam
Amstel 35-3, Amsterdam
Charming furnished apartment spread over three floors with a balcony in a great location on the Amstel in the city center. Due to its location, the apartment has a panoramic view of the Amstel. It is a very characteristic apartment with a modern design twist, making it a unique place to come home to.
A guided tour
The third floor The fourth floor The bathroom has a double sink and shower. There is a separate toilet in the hallway. At the front of the house is a room with large built-in cupboards.
The attic Location and accessibility The subway is within walking distance, and the A10 ring road is easily accessible via the S100, S110, and S 116.
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Entrance into the cozy living room, which connects to the dining room and open kitchen. A tasteful living room with a view of the water. Authentic beams, wooden floors, and a restored fireplace add character and balance. Large windows provide an abundance of light and enhance the connection with the city. The designer kitchen has a natural stone countertop and is well equipped with all the necessary appliances. The custom-made bench and wooden dining table create an inviting place for long dinners in a relaxed atmosphere.
This floor features the master bedroom, bathroom, and a room with large built-in closets. The quiet and serene bedroom is located at the rear and has access to the balcony. The space exudes simplicity and comfort, with balanced lighting and a pleasant atmosphere.
On the attic floor, the front area is used as a laundry room and the quiet rear area is an ideal room that can be used as a second bedroom or study.
The Amstel is one of the most sought-after streets in Amsterdam. On the banks of the river between Muntplein and Singelgracht, there are many cultural attractions, such as Theater Carré, De Kleine Komedie, the Stopera, and the Hermitage Amsterdam. The lively Utrechtsestraat, with its charming restaurants and cafés, numerous boutiques, and daily markets, is just around the corner. Thanks to its central location, everything is within cycling or walking distance. It is a wonderful place to live, even for families with young children: there are two excellent primary schools in the immediate vicinity, for example.
Parking is available with a parking permit.
- Available: mid-April/May 1;
- Rent: €2,850 per month, excluding utilities;
- Deposit: 2 months' rent;
- Lease term: Model A, indefinite, minimum 12 months;
- Furnished;
- Sharing the property is not permitted;
- No pets.
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
- €2,850 per month
- As of
- 3 Rooms
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- Internal: Good
- External: Good
- Floor area: 81 m²
- Building-associated outdoor space: 4 m²
- 1910
- On waterway
- On water
- In the center
- Unobstructed view
- Paid parking
- Public parking
- Parking permits
- Living space
- No garden
- Energy label B
- Apartment
- Upstairs apartment
- Furnished
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