A unique municipal monument measuring 240 m² in an excellent location. The house comprises a spacious living area with a Bruynzeel kitchen and access to the garden, and above that two floors with a total of six bedrooms, a bathroom, an upstairs kitchen, and a large attic/storage loft, which could potentially be converted into additional space. Front and Rear garden nine meters deep with morning and afternoon sun. Located on a leasehold with an annual ground rent of €5,014 under the AB 1994. Age, non-resident, and asbestos clauses apply, fixed project notary KB Notariaat.
Guided tour
The entrance and hall are beautifully finished with black and white marble. A spacious hall and staircase lead to the kitchen at the rear, which provides access to the garden. The impressive en-suite room has a ceiling height of over 3 meters, a bay window at the front, and French doors to the Rear garden.
On the first floor is a landing, which provides access to various Rooms. At the front is a room spanning the entire width with a balcony on the bay window, a bathroom in the middle, a quiet bedroom at the rear, and a side room just over two meters wide.
The second floor features a full-width balcony at the front, two spacious bedrooms, and two side rooms, the front one of which is currently furnished as a kitchen. The Front garden space for bicycles and extra privacy, while the Rear garden, approximately nine meters deep, offers morning and afternoon sun.
Neighborhood Guide
Gerrit van der Veenstraat is one of the main streets in the Beethovenbuurt neighborhood and is situated in a pleasant and quiet location near Händelstraat, across from the Apollohouse. The location offers excellent access to offices in the Zuidas, Beatrixpark, and De Pijp.
Just around the corner are Scheldestraat and Beethovenstraat, two lively shopping streets with a diverse range of dining options. There are also good schools and childcare facilities in the neighborhood. The location is very accessible, both by private vehicle (close to the A10 Ring Road and the major highways A2, A1, and A4) and by public transportation (Rai and Amsterdam Zuid train stations, the North/South Line, and trams).
Details
• Beautiful townhouse with six bedrooms a bathroom
• The house requires renovation
• Front and Rear garden several balconies
• Approximate living area of 240 m²
• Original details, including door hardware, are present
• Municipal monument
• Nationally protected cityscape
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: June 1, 2003, through May 31, 2053 AB 1994; annual ground rent is €5,014.32 until May 31, 2028
• Asbestos inventory report available
• Possibility to expand the house by renovating the attic
The Green House
The name of the house refers to the last residents' involvement with flora and fauna. This special family home is largely in its original condition and still has many original details from the period in which it was built.
This traditional family home, which has been owned by the same family for a long time, serves as an excellent example of a classic family home. It has always functioned as a reliable family home. Now that it is being sold, a new resident will renovate the house so that it can serve as a family home for decades to come.
The location is ideal for families. The residences the same block are also largely occupied by families, making the neighborhood child-friendly.
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Architecture
Gerrit van der Veenstraat 30, located in Amsterdam-Zuid, is a municipal monument with considerable architectural and historical value. Originally known as Euterpestraat, this section of the street was developed in the 1920s and falls under the Amsterdam School architectural style, known for its expressive and decorative architecture.
The building at Number was designed by architect Gerrit Jan Rutgers in 1930. Rutgers was a leading figure in the Amsterdam School, an architectural style characterized by brick constructions, decorative elements, and expressive design. This block residences typical features of this style, such as the detailed facade stones and the use of brick.
In addition to its architectural value, the street has a rich history, especially from World War II. After the war, the street was renamed Gerrit van der Veen in honor of his courage and contribution to the resistance.
Living and cooking
The Front garden Gerrit van der Veenstraat 30 is a stylish calling card with its stone wall and various plants, which form an ideal separation between the public space and the house. The garden ends at a facade that stands out for its elegant accents, such as an arched door, a bay window, and a front balcony, giving the house a chic look.
Upon entering, the eye is drawn to the elegant vestibule, finished with white marble and black moldings on both the paneling and the floor. A particularly cool wooden door with stained glass segments separates this space from the hallway and staircase, emphasizing the charm of bygone times.
The living room consists of two en-suite Rooms original red stone fireplaces. The front room has a charming bay window, while the back room has French doors opening onto the garden. The rooms are separated by wooden en-suite cupboards with sliding doors featuring stained glass, enhancing the light and spacious feel of the whole. With a ceiling height of over 3 meters, the space feels particularly light and open.
The kitchen reflects the spirit of the times with mosaic tiles on the floor, typical of the period in which the house was built, and a classic Bruynzeel kitchen with wall cabinets. At the front of the property is a spacious storage cellar, divided into two compartments, which provides ample storage space.
Sleeping and bathing
The front room on the first floor has a balcony on the bay window with French doors facing south, providing plenty of natural light and a pleasant view. This room has built-in closets and offers generous ceiling height. The centrally located bathroom retains its original tile floor and is strategically placed for accessibility. The back room has access to a balcony that runs the full width of the house, ideal for relaxation and outdoor living. The side rooms on this floor are almost two meters wide and there is a separate toilet.
On the second floor, there are two more side rooms, one of which is currently used as a kitchen. The front room on this floor has two pairs of French doors that open onto a south-facing balcony, providing extra light and a beautiful view. In the middle of the floor is a large storage room, which provides access to the roof. The back room on this floor has a large built-in closet for extra storage space.
Front and Rear garden
Experience the tranquility and beauty of the various outdoor spaces, including a charming Front garden, multiple balconies at both the front and rear of the house, and a deep Rear garden offers morning and afternoon sun. These versatile outdoor spaces are ideal for relaxation and recreation, offering plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Perfect for family life and creating a pleasant living environment.
neighborhood guide
The house is located in the quiet and wide section of Gerrit van der Veenstraat, between the Apollohouse and Beethovenstraat. This section is characterized by wide sidewalks and houses with front gardens. The abundance of greenery and the good selection of schools make it an ideal location for a family. The location is very convenient for offices in the Zuidas business district, Beatrixpark, and De Pijp. Scheldestraat and Beethovenstraat, lively shopping streets with plenty of good restaurants and cafes, are just around the corner. There are also good schools and childcare facilities in the neighborhood.
Accessibility
The location is easily accessible, both by private transport (close to the A10 ring road and the main A2, A1, and A4 highways) and by public transport (Rai and Amsterdam Zuid railway stations, North/South metro line, and trams).
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 2.2). With a parking permit for Zuid, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid 8. A parking permit for residents costs €186.29 per 6 months, a second permit costs €465.73 per 6 months. Currently, there is no waiting period for this permit area. (Source: Local authority , August 2024).
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