Around the corner from Cornelis Schuytstraat, in the most sought-after location on the street, we are offering a three-bedroom ground floor apartment of approximately 248 m2 on Johannes Verhulststraat in Amsterdam. The property has nine Rooms a south-facing garden, including two balconies. The property has been recently renovated and is being offered turnkey.
Guided tour
This high-quality renovated home is spread over several floors and combines a clear layout with plenty of light and space. On the main floor, you will find the living room at the front and a centrally located, custom-made kitchen with a cooking island and built-in cupboards. Large windows provide pleasant light and an open feeling. The sleeping floors are efficiently laid out and offer several bedrooms are suitable for a variety of uses, such as sleeping, working, or staying overnight. The Bathrooms equipped with custom-made furniture, natural stone countertops, and walk-in showers. One of the Bathrooms a freestanding bathtub. The basement is directly connected to the Rear garden via high glass fronts. This garden is low-maintenance, offers sufficient privacy and space for a dining table or seating area, and forms a practical extension of the living space. The house is finished throughout with high-quality materials, features a lot of custom work, and is ready to move into.
neighborhood guide
Johannes Verhulststraat is named after the Dutch composer and conductor Johannes Verhulst. The street was built around 1900 in an agricultural area with ditches, fields, and meadows. Between 1900 and 1903, blocks of houses were built with mansions, apartments, and shops. Some of the architects who designed the houses on Johannes Verhulststraat were L. van der Tas, S.P. Herfst, and J. Lenderik. They mainly built in the Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau styles. The house is located in Oud-Zuid, around the corner from Cornelis Schuytstraat and Vondelpark, but also close to Museumplein and the Concertgebouw. It is a place that feels like a village, where children play in the street and boutique shops are just around the corner. Johannes Verhulststraat is a quiet, child-friendly street near highly regarded schools and playgrounds, within walking distance of Museumplein and Vondelpark. A particularly central location in relation to the bustling city center, culturally rich Oud-Zuid, the Beethovenbuurt, and the beautiful Vondelpark, among other attractions. Surrounded by high-quality metropolitan amenities.
Details
• Floor area approximately 248 m²
• South-facing garden of approximately 33 m²
• Parking permit: via permit system (source: Amsterdam)
• All built-in cabinets and the kitchen are custom-designed
• Exterior recently repainted
• The Homeowners Association (VVE) will be established after the sale
• Magnesite flooring and underfloor heating
• Double glazing, HR++
• Equipped with a central heating boiler
• Year of construction: 1903
• Energy rating: A
• Located on freehold land
• Municipally protected cityscape
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Some residences out for their finish, others for their layout. This house distinguishes itself by combining both. During the tour, you notice that every intervention has been made with attention to use, light, and cohesion between the floors. The house feels spacious without being large, and practical without compromising on appearance. The connection between inside and outside, the custom solutions, and the calm materials make this a house that Immediately feels Immediately and can easily be adapted to different living requirements. A home for those looking for comfort, quality, and a clear structure, in a location where everything is within reach. I would be happy to show you this house and take the time to explore the possibilities together.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The property is part of a characteristic brick building with a clear architectural structure. The façade is carefully articulated with balconies, natural stone accents, and clear vertical articulation. The building fits logically into the streetscape and has a recognizable, solid appearance. Inside, the house is designed as a maisonette with multiple levels, making it feel more like a house than an apartment. The bel-etage forms the central living area and has a direct relationship with the street. The void connects this floor with the floor above and provides extra light and spatial contact between the living areas. The layout is functional and clear. At the front, large windows provide even light, while the rear is focused on tranquility and privacy. Balconies and garden are logically located on the quiet side and are Immediately to the adjacent spaces. The internal staircase plays an organizing role within the home. It clearly connects the floors and makes it possible to divide living, sleeping, and working areas across the different levels without fragmentation. Each floor has its own function but remains part of a coherent whole. The result is a home with a clear structure, good light distribution, and a clear separation between the different living areas. The architecture supports everyday use and offers space for different ways of living, without emphasizing decoration or stylistic elements.
The living area is located on the main floor and has a logical layout. At the front is the living room, with two large windows that provide daylight and a view of the street. The space is rectangular and easy to furnish, with sufficient wall and walking space. The kitchen is centrally located in the home. It is custom-designed with a freestanding cooking island and a wall unit with cabinets and appliances. The island offers workspace and Location informal use. The worktop and back wall are made of natural stone and run continuously without interruption. There is space for a dining table between the kitchen and living room. The position makes this place suitable for daily use and Immediately both functions. The open connection between the spaces provides an overview and short walking distances. The finish is consistent throughout the entire floor. The floor is finished in herringbone pattern wood, and the walls are light and sleek. Lighting is functionally integrated into the ceiling and furniture. The living and kitchen area is clearly laid out and practical to use, with a clear division between cooking, eating, and living.
The bedrooms are spread across the first floor and the basement. This layout creates a clear separation between living and sleeping areas. The Rooms rectangular and practical to furnish, with fixed window positions and sufficient wall space for wardrobes and beds. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms the rear. Both Rooms natural light and direct access to the balcony. The finish is similar to the rest of the house, with light walls and continuous wooden flooring. The basement contains several Rooms are suitable as bedrooms, workspaces, or guest rooms. The windows are located high in the facade and provide daylight and ventilation. The dimensions of these spaces allow for flexible use. The Bathrooms sleek and functional. Custom-made furniture with integrated sinks and storage space has been used. Walls and countertops are finished in natural stone. The showers are walk-in showers with fixed walls and a niche for accessories. One of the Bathrooms a freestanding bathtub. Sanitary ware and taps are consistently applied and discreetly designed. Lighting is functionally placed near mirrors and in the ceiling. The Bathrooms Immediately to the bedrooms are logically positioned within the floor plan.
At the rear is a private garden that Immediately on the basement. The garden is accessible via tall glass doors across the full width of the facade. These provide direct access and plenty of light in the space behind. The garden is fully paved and low-maintenance. There is enough space for a dining table and seating furniture. The shape is rectangular and uncluttered, with no differences in level. The fences are made of wood and provide screening from the surrounding plots. Limited planting has been added along the edges. The height and width of the façade create a strong visual and functional connection between inside and outside. This actively involves the garden in the use of the home. The outdoor space is functional and can be used as an extension of the basement.
Johannes Verhulststraat is named after the Dutch composer and conductor Johannes Verhulst. The street was built around 1900 in an agricultural area with ditches, fields, and meadows. Between 1900 and 1903, blocks of houses were built with mansions, apartments, and shops. Some of the architects who designed the houses on Johannes Verhulststraat were L. van der Tas, S.P. Herfst, and J. Lenderik. They mainly built in the Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau styles. The house is located in Oud-Zuid, around the corner from Cornelis Schuytstraat and Vondelpark, but also close to Museumplein and the Concertgebouw. It is a place that feels like a village, where children play in the street and boutique shops are just around the corner. Johannes Verhulststraat is a quiet, child-friendly street near highly regarded schools and playgrounds, within walking distance of Museumplein and Vondelpark. A particularly central location in relation to the bustling city center, culturally rich Oud-Zuid, the Beethovenbuurt, and the beautiful Vondelpark, among other attractions. Surrounded by high-quality metropolitan amenities.
Accessibility
Johannes Verhulststraat is a quiet, leafy street in the heart of Amsterdam Oud-Zuid. Within walking distance are the Vondelpark, Museumplein, and Cornelis Schuytstraat with its specialty shops and restaurants. Accessibility by public transport is excellent, with tram lines to Amsterdam Central Station, Zuid, and Amstelveen. By car, there is direct access to the A10 ring road via De Lairessestraat and the S108. Parking is via the Local authority permit system.
parking facilities
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 8.1). With a parking permit for Zuid 8.1, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A parking permit for residents costs €192.81 per 6 months. The first permit period may be shorter or longer than 6 months. The costs may therefore vary.
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