A luxurious apartment with a communal entrance with a staircase and elevator. The apartment has its own entrance on the raised ground floor. Inside, there is an impressive kitchen-living area with a central cooking island that transitions into a bar/dining table. The kitchen is completely white and equipped with high-quality appliances, including a large wine climate cabinet and two Gaggenau ovens. There is also a dining room on the street side with a cupboard wall for extra storage space.
The bedrooms living room are located at the quiet rear of the house, both with high windows and a slightly raised wooden floor. The living room is partially open to the kitchen and has a light and transparent appearance.
The apartment also has a centrally located bathroom with a large bathtub, toilet and double sink. High ceilings, a complete lighting plan with spotlights and hanging lamps, and underfloor heating in the cooking and dining area contribute to the luxurious appearance of the apartment.
In short, the apartment offers a stylish and comfortable living environment with high-quality amenities, making it an attractive place to stay for anyone looking for luxury living.
Neighborhood Guide
This unique location, situated in the heart of Amsterdam, offers an unparalleled blend of historic charm and contemporary vibrancy. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor exploring the city, the neighborhood around Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 56B is the perfect base for experiencing everything Amsterdam has to offer.
With the world-famous Dam Square just a stone’s throw away, you’ll find yourself at the epicenter of Dutch culture and history. Admire the Royal Palace and the imposing Nieuwe Kerk, which grace the historic square. Enjoy the lively atmosphere as you stroll past the shops, boutiques, and cozy cafés this vibrant neighborhood has to offer.
Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal is also known for its diverse culinary scene. Treat your taste buds to a range of international cuisines, ranging from cozy eateries to refined gastronomic experiences. Whether you’re looking for a traditional Dutch meal or want to enjoy exotic flavors from around the world, there’s something for everyone in this neighborhood.
In addition to its rich culture and gastronomy, the neighborhood around Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 56B also offers excellent shopping opportunities. Discover the charming boutiques and specialty shops, where you can find unique clothing, artisanal products, and authentic souvenirs.
Details
• Living area approx. 148 m²
• Ceiling height approx. 3.70 meters
• Single-story
• Located on freehold land
• National Historic Landmark
• Homeowners' association fees €207.96 per month
For more information about possible subsidies, please visit the website of the National Monuments Portal, the Restoration Fund and the Cultural Heritage Agency.
This information has been compiled by us with the necessary care. However, we do not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All specified sizes and floor areas are indicative only
The Measurement Instruction is based on the NEN2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform method of measurement to provide an indication of the usable Floor area. The Measurement Instruction does not completely exclude differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations when performing the measurement
De Standaard
In 2018, our office was involved in the sale of this apartment in this unique building on Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, with access to Spuistraat. Now, the original buyer has asked us again to assist with the sale of this beautiful LOFT apartment. After purchase and delivery in 2019, this apartment was internally improved and renovated to contemporary style and amenities. The combination of high ceilings, large Rooms many windows gives this apartment a unique character. A new owner will certainly find this another unique opportunity to live in the city in this way.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
's design vision
Office building with warehouse commissioned by N.V. Elberfelder Handels- en Exportmaatschappij, built in 1912-1913 to a design by architect Jac. Duncker in a transitional architectural style with influences from Rationalism and Eclecticism. The building has its front facade on Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal and its rear facade on Spuistraat. Several revisions to Duncker's drawings were made by architect A. Biebricher; Duncker's design drawing showed the building with different window shapes, entrances, and decorative vases in Location the neoclassical statues on the top floor. In 1916-1917, the N.V. Drukkerij De Standaard commissioned a renovation Location the direction of architects De Vlugt and Domhof, after which it was occupied in 1918 by the editorial staff and printing works of that newspaper. De Standaard was founded in 1872 as the main organ of the anti-revolutionaries. Abraham Kuyper led the newspaper from its first year until his death in 1920 (with an interruption from 1901 to 1905). After that, H. Colijn was editor-in-chief of the Christian brothers' newspaper for several periods. During the occupation, the newspaper was banned for a long time and after the liberation, it was not revived as a daily newspaper. The newspaper Trouw moved into the building in 1945. In the 1960s, the Holland printing company moved into the building.
Office building with warehouse from 1912-1913 of general interest due to its architectural-historical and typological value. The period from 1918 to 1945, when De Standaard was based here—associated with names such as Abraham Kuyper and H. Colijn—is particularly significant in terms of cultural history and the history of the daily press.
The living area
Entrance in the middle of the apartment with a guest toilet and cloakroom. The apartment has an impressive kitchen with a central cooking island that Immediately into a bar/dining table. The wall features a low section for washing up and a high section with built-in Gaggenau appliances, such as a microwave and oven, a large refrigerator and freezer, a Quooker with sparkling and hot water, a wine climate cabinet, and a Bora induction hob. The Bulthaup kitchen is completely white and has a Corian worktop. On the street side, there is a dining room with space for a long table. There is also a wall of cupboards with plenty of storage space. The ceiling height of 3.67 meters and lots of light through the high windows give this space a pleasant atmosphere. The bedrooms living room are located at the quiet rear of the house. These rooms have a slightly raised wooden floor. The sitting room is located in the middle and is partly open to the kitchen and partly closed off with a steel panel with glass. This room is also very light and transparent thanks to high windows, just like at the front.
The sleeping area
On either side of the living room, there is a bedroom, both of which also have tall windows at the rear. Both Rooms spacious and can accommodate full-size double beds and a wardrobe. The bathroom is centrally located and has a window facing the courtyard next to the stairwell of the complex. The bathroom is equipped with a large bathtub, toilet, and double sink.
Amenities
The apartment has high ceilings and has a complete lighting plan with various spots and hanging lamps. There is a natural stone floor in the cooking and dining area. There is a beautiful wooden floor in the living and sleeping area. The living room is equipped with built-in Sonos equipment. From the living area there is an extra exit which only serves as an emergency exit to be able to escape to an adjacent staircase with exit to the Spuistraat.
Accessibility
This unique location, situated in the heart of Amsterdam, offers an unparalleled mix of historical charm and contemporary vibrancy. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor exploring the city, the neighborhood of Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 56B is the perfect base for experiencing everything Amsterdam has to offer.
With the world-famous Dam Square just a stone's throw away, you are in the epicenter of Dutch culture and history. Admire the Royal Palace and the imposing Nieuwe Kerk, which adorn the historic square. Enjoy the lively atmosphere as you stroll past the shops, boutiques, and cozy cafes that this vibrant neighborhood has to offer.
The Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal is also known for its diverse culinary scene. Indulge your taste buds with a range of international cuisines, from cozy eateries to refined gastronomic experiences. Whether you're looking for a traditional Dutch meal or want to enjoy exotic flavors from around the world, there's something for everyone in this neighborhood.
In addition to its rich culture and gastronomy, the neighborhood of Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 56B also offers excellent shopping opportunities. Discover the charming boutiques and specialty shops, where you can find unique clothing, artisanal products, and authentic souvenirs.
Accessibility
Conveniently located to the A10 motorway via the Piet Hein Tunnel and the IJ Tunnel. The metro stop of the North-South line is a short distance away and there are several tram lines on the Rokin. Central Station is also a 10-minute walk away.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Centrum 2c.).
With a parking permit for Centrum-2c, you may park in Centrum-2. A parking permit for residents costs €300 per 6 months. There is currently a 15-month waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. It is also possible to apply for a permit from Q park via the parking plan. Electric vehicles can also be charged here. (Source: Local authority , July 2023).
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OSLO
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In 't Aepjen
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