Spacious ground floor apartment of approximately 170 m², located in the Schinkelbuurt neighborhood. The apartment has a living room, open kitchen with sink island, two bedrooms, two Bathrooms a patio of approximately 28 m². The large windows and ceiling height of over 3 meters allow for plenty of natural light. For those who need more space, there is the option to easily create a third bedroom. Located on private land.
Guided tour
Upon arrival, Immediately entrance Immediately catches the eye, with two imposing doors providing access to the house. Once inside, the abundance of light becomes immediately apparent. Large windows at the front and around the approximately 28 m² patio provide beautiful daylight in the home.
The living area has a ceiling height of over 3 meters, is located at the front of the apartment, and features an open layout with a modern kitchen and a centrally located sink island. The sleeping area is strategically located at the quiet rear of the apartment, making it completely silent and free from outside noise.
The luxurious bathroom features a double shower, a bathtub, and double sinks. There is also a second, compact bathroom for added convenience. For those who need more space, it is easy to create a third bedroom, making optimal use of the available Floor area.
The entire apartment has concrete floors with underfloor heating.
Neighborhood guide
De Tweede Schinkelstraat is located in the popular Schinkelbuurt neighborhood in the Zuid district, near Hoofddorpplein and Haarlemmermeer station. This strategic location offers excellent connections to the city and is conveniently located near the Schinkeleilanden, the sports axis, the Amsterdamse Bos, and the iconic Vondelpark.
The immediate vicinity offers a wide range of delicatessens, including traditional butchers, fishmongers, and supermarkets. For foodies, there are numerous cozy cafés and restaurants, such as Bar Bonnie, Bedier, and Wakuli, where you can enjoy delicious meals or a relaxing cup of coffee.
Details
• Usable living area approx. 170 m²
• Patio approx. 28 m²
• Located on private land
• Energy label C
• Underfloor heating
• High ceilings of over 3 meters in the living area
• Service costs VvE €93 per month
• Renovated in 2008/2009, including new foundation.
The Glass House
This single-story ground floor apartment of over 170 m² is located in a former glass shop on Tweede Schinkelstraat. Thanks to the large windows, the home has an open and light character. The spacious living area on one level is unique and rare for both the neighborhood and this type of home.
Upon arrival, Immediately imposing entrance Immediately catches the eye. Two large doors provide access to the home and reinforce its unique appearance.
The centerpiece of the home is the attractive kitchen, which features large windows overlooking the central patio. The home is designed around this patio, providing an abundance of light and a spacious feel.
De Tweede Schinkelstraat has a charming village character: a quiet street with only local traffic. At the same time, the street is a stone's throw from delicatessens and excellent restaurants. In addition, the beloved Vondelpark is only a two-minute walk away, an ideal place for peace and greenery.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The white building from 1905, located on Tweede Schinkelstraat, is a beautiful example of the transitional style between neoclassical and eclectic architecture. The symmetrical façade is characterized by tall, segmental arched windows, which give it a stately and elegant appearance. The ornate details, such as the brickwork around the windows and the decorative corbels under the eaves, reinforce the refined character of the building. The white plastered facade contrasts subtly with the surrounding brick architecture and creates a serene, almost classical look. The dormer window with its striking gable adds a vertical accent to the design and emphasizes the timeless allure of this building. This building combines functionality with a careful eye for detail, making it a characterful addition to the historic street front.
The original commercial space on the ground floor was converted into residential space in 2008/2009 and completely renovated, including the renewal of the foundation.
Upon arrival, Immediately entrance Immediately catches the eye, with two imposing doors providing access to the house. The spacious hall features a guest toilet and a cloakroom, as well as open access to the living area.
The living area is located at the front of the apartment and has plenty of natural light thanks to the large windows. The open kitchen, adjacent to the approximately 28 m² patio, is equipped with a sink island and various built-in appliances, including an oven, microwave, and Quooker. The kitchen is finished with wooden fronts that harmoniously match the wall decorations. Thanks to the built-in cupboards, there is plenty of storage space. Adjacent to the kitchen is the study, which provides access to a practical laundry room.
The sleeping area is located at the quiet rear of the apartment and offers plenty of privacy and tranquility. The two bedrooms decorated in neutral colors and have a practical layout. The master bedroom has a custom-made closet wall and French doors to the patio, creating a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. |
The central bathroom is an oasis of tranquility and luxury, equipped with a bathtub, double shower, and double sinks. The finish in natural, neutral tones and clean lines emphasizes the understated character, and the brass faucets add a warm and elegant touch.
The open space between the living and sleeping areas is currently used as a play/work area. This versatile space can easily be converted into a third bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom. The second bathroom is already equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet.
The apartment has two patios, the largest of which is centrally located in the heart of the apartment. This patio adjoins several rooms, including the kitchen and bedrooms. Thanks to its central location, the patio not only improves the quality of life, but also provides extra daylight for the surrounding rooms.
The patio has wooden decking, which gives it a warm and natural look. This versatile outdoor space is perfect for an attractive outdoor lounge or an intimate dining area, with a direct connection to the kitchen.
Tweede Schinkelstraat is located in the popular Schinkelbuurt neighborhood in the Zuid district, near Hoofddorpplein and Haarlemmermeer station. This strategic location offers excellent connections to the city and is conveniently located near the Schinkeleilanden, the sports axis, the Amsterdamse Bos, and the iconic Vondelpark. This makes the area perfect for active lifestyles and peaceful walks in nature.
There is a wide range of delicatessens in the immediate vicinity, including traditional butchers, fishmongers, and supermarkets. For foodies, there are numerous cozy cafes and restaurants, such as Bar Bonnie, Bedier, and Wakuli, where you can enjoy delicious meals or a relaxing cup of coffee. In addition, there are various trendy eateries and local hotspots, which give the neighborhood a lively atmosphere.
With this combination of nature, sporting opportunities, and culinary delights, Tweede Schinkelstraat offers an excellent location in Amsterdam.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transportation. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S106. From both Hoofddorpplein and Haarlemmermeer Station Rooms tram and bus lines, such as tram 2 to Central Station and Nieuw Sloten and buses to Rivierenbuurt and Station Zuid, respectively. Regional transport also departs from Haarlemmermeer Station, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport. Station Zuid is a 10-minute bike ride away.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 2.3). With a parking permit for Zuid 2.3, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A parking permit for residents costs €186.29 per 6 months.
There is currently a waiting period of 2 months for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , November 2024).
Six years ago, I was looking for a new house, but I couldn't find the right one. Until my sister, who moved to Haarlem with her family, asked if I was interested in her house. A house I already knew well from my many visits to my sister and my nephew and niece. The idea that her children could still come back often to the house where they partly grew up made the choice even more special.
What makes this home special to me are the spacious, open areas and high ceilings. It creates an unparalleled "wow effect"—as if you are living in a ground-floor loft. This is something I have often heard from friends and acquaintances. Even requests for photo shoots in front of the large doors or inside the house were no exception.
For me, everything revolves around the kitchen. The kitchen unit is the heart of the home. This is where I have breakfast with the newspaper, have drinks with friends, or enjoy dinner in the evening. The custom-made bookcase enhances the atmosphere and makes the kitchen the most inviting place in the house.
What I will definitely miss is the neighborhood. The residents are friendly and greet each other on the street, which contributes to the cozy atmosphere. In addition, there are countless restaurants and cafés within walking distance. My favorite restaurants were Simply Fish and Parallel on Overtoom. For a drink, I liked to go to Van Mechelen, Bonny's, or Café Hans. In terms of takeaway options, the sushi from my neighbors at Dragon I is highly recommended, and the Indonesian toko Kokita is a household name in the neighborhood. As a local resident, you can easily avoid the daily queues.
What I will miss most are the weekends. Mornings start with coffee from the neighborhood, followed by grocery shopping, and then in the afternoon, friends spontaneously drop by to kick off the evening around the kitchen island. It is a house that invites you to get together and enjoy yourself.
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Adam
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