Well-maintained and bright apartment of approximately 67 m², located in the lively Baarsjes neighborhood. It offers a spacious living room en-suite, a semi-open kitchen, two bedrooms a lovely balcony. The ground lease has been bought out in perpetuity, which is a particular advantage.
Guided tour
The well-maintained communal entrance is shared with one other residence and provides access to the recently painted stairwell. The apartment itself is located on the second floor.
The apartment features an attractive living room en suite, with elegant sliding doors and built-in cupboards, which enhance the character of the spacious living room. The sitting area is located at the front, with a beautiful view of the street. The dining area is located at the rear, creating a seamless connection to the kitchen and balcony. The modern kitchen, finished in warm wood tones with a stylish stainless steel worktop, is equipped with a gas stove, oven, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher.
Almost the entire apartment has beautiful oak flooring, with narrow planks creating a refined and unique atmosphere.
The apartment has two bedrooms. The spacious master bedroom at the front offers more than enough space for a double bed and a large wardrobe. The second bedroom, located at the rear, is currently used as a study, but would also be ideal as a nursery. This space could be enlarged if desired – see alternative floor plan.
The modern bathroom has a fresh look thanks to the white wall tiles and is equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet.
The balcony is an extension of the living space and is accessible via French doors. Facing east, the balcony is the perfect spot for a French bistro set, where you can enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning sun.
Neighborhood Guide
On the edge of the lively Baarsjes neighborhood lies the charming Chasséstraat, where history and urban dynamism meet. Created during the reconstruction in the middle of the last century, this neighborhood offers a characteristic mix of traditional brick architecture and contemporary influences.
The cultural heart of the neighborhood is the Chassé Theater, a beloved spot for lovers of film and the performing arts. In terms of cuisine, there is a wide choice of hotspots: from the artisan breads of Bakkerij Fort Negen and the refined Italian dishes at Volare to the atmospheric bar-restaurant Edel, beautifully situated on the waterfront. For those who want to alternate the hustle and bustle of the city with relaxation in green surroundings, both the Rembrandtpark and the Vondelpark are a short distance away. Chasséstraat combines a warm neighborhood feel with a strategic location in the heart of Amsterdam.
Details
• Living area approx. 67 m²
• East-facing balcony
• Leasehold has been purchased in full
• Energy rating C
• Double glazed
• Homeowners' association fees €80.00 per month
• Active homeowners' association, maintenance plan in place
De Luitenant
Almost five years ago, I walked through this bright and attractive apartment with the current sellers—who were potential buyers at the time. Located in the lively Baarsjes neighborhood, it offered a spacious layout and an attractive location. Although it needed some maintenance at the time, they transformed it into a warm and stylish home after purchasing it.
What makes this apartment so special is the spacious living room en suite and the lovely balcony where you can enjoy the morning sun. The property itself is excellently maintained, with a recently renovated staircase that Immediately leaves Immediately welcoming impression.
The name Luitenant refers to Lieutenant Colonel in the Batavian Legion, David Hendrik Chassé (1765-1849), a military hero from Dutch history. His name lives on in this neighborhood, which is known for its character and historical references.
In addition, the house is located on a quiet street, while you can enjoy cozy coffee bars and eateries such as Buurman De With, Le French Café, Stach, and Benji's West within walking distance.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Thanks to the active association, the beautiful building is in excellent condition. In 2019, the facade was painted, followed by the renovation of the rear in 2021. Recently, in 2024, the stairwell was also completely painted, contributing to the well-maintained appearance of the building.
The well-maintained communal entrance is shared with one other residence and provides access to the recently painted stairwell. The apartment itself is located on the second floor.
The cozy living room en-suite has characteristic sliding doors and built-in cupboards, which Immediately give the spacious living room Immediately charming look. At the front is the sitting area with a beautiful view of the street, while the dining area is located at the rear. This creates a direct connection to the kitchen and the balcony.
The contemporary kitchen has a warm wood tone and a stylish stainless steel worktop. Equipped with a gas stove, oven, fridge-freezer, and dishwasher, this kitchen offers both functionality and a modern look.
Almost the entire apartment has elegant oak flooring, with narrow planks creating a unique and refined style.
The apartment has two bedrooms. The spacious master bedroom at the front offers more than enough space for a double bed and a large wardrobe. The second bedroom, located at the rear, is currently used as a study, but would also be ideal as a nursery. If desired, this space can be enlarged—see alternative floor plan.
The bathroom is modern and fresh, with white wall tiles and equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet.
The balcony is an extension of the living space and is accessible via French doors. Facing east, it is a wonderful place to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning sun. It offers enough space for a cozy French bistro set, allowing you to make the most of the outdoors.
Neighborhood Guide
On the edge of the lively Baarsjes neighborhood lies the charming Chasséstraat, where history and urban dynamism meet. Created during the reconstruction in the middle of the last century, this neighborhood offers a characteristic mix of traditional brick architecture and contemporary influences.
The cultural heart of the neighborhood is the Chassé Theater, a beloved spot for lovers of film and the performing arts. In terms of cuisine, there is a wide choice of hotspots: from the artisan breads of Bakkerij Fort Negen and the refined Italian dishes at Volare to the atmospheric bar-restaurant Edel, beautifully situated on the waterfront. For those who want to alternate the hustle and bustle of the city with relaxation in green surroundings, both the Rembrandtpark and the Vondelpark are a short distance away. Chasséstraat combines a warm neighborhood experience with a strategic location in the heart of Amsterdam.
accessibility
The property is conveniently located with excellent connections by both public transport and car. Various bus and tram stops are within walking distance, providing easy access to the city center and surrounding neighborhoods. Sloterdijk station, with train and metro connections, is a short bike ride away. In addition, the proximity of major roads such as the A10 and N200 offers quick access to other parts of the city and beyond.
Parking
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area West-1.1). This permit allows parking throughout West-1. The cost is €192.81 per six months. There is currently a waiting period of approximately seven months for this permit area. A second parking permit is not Available in this area Available Source: Local authority , March 2025).
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