Bright 3-room apartment of approximately 91 m², located on private land in the popular Staatsliedenbuurt neighborhood. The apartment is situated on the ground floor on a car-free street. Peace and quiet and views over the Kostverlorenvaart canal are central here. It has a spacious living room with open kitchen, two full bedrooms, a bathroom (with a bathtub, walk-in shower, and sink), a toilet, and an internal storage room with washing machine connection. In addition, the apartment has a lovely garden of approximately 75 m², located on the southeast. In the basement, the apartment has a separate storage room of approximately 7 m² and a parking space in the garage.
Guided tour
The living room in the center of the apartment forms the heart of the home, with enough space for a sitting and dining area. Thanks to the large windows and sliding doors on the sunny southeast side, there is plenty of light, and the garden is accessible through the sliding doors. The open kitchen has a timeless design and is equipped with built-in appliances, while the robust wooden floor contributes to the warm atmosphere. The spacious entrance hall has a toilet and an internal storage room with a washing machine connection. The apartment has two spacious bedrooms Immediately the garden, both suitable for a double bed and a large wardrobe. The garden is accessible through French doors in both bedrooms. The bathroom, accessible from the hall, is equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, sink, and radiator. The approximately 75 m² southeast-facing garden offers a beautiful view of the Kostverlorenkade. Its location in a pedestrian area provides a serene tranquility, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Neighborhood Guide
The apartment is located in the Staatsliedenbuurt neighborhood, near Westerpark, the popular Hugo de Grootplein, and within walking distance of the Jordaan. Within walking distance, you’ll find Frederik Hendrikplantsoen and Hugo de Grootplein, which feature a variety of great restaurants and delicatessens. In the Jordaan, there is a market every Monday and Saturday on Westerstraat, Lindengracht, and Noordermarkt, among other locations.
Details
• Living area approx. 91 m²
• Southeast-facing garden of approx. 75 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Storage room on level -1 of approx. 7 m²
• Parking space in garage, cost €50,000 ( purchaser's costs)
• Energy label A
• Dishwasher defective
• Age clause and non-owner-occupancy clause apply
• Large homeowners’ association, professionally managed by Munnik VvE beheer
• Homeowners’ association service fees €199.75 per month
• Available for immediate occupancy
Meander No. 102
As an agency, we assist with the sale of a wide range of properties. As a real estate agent, this variety is very challenging and contributes to the picture you get of the overall housing market in Amsterdam. Personally, I have a soft spot for Amsterdam-West, where I used to live myself. The neighborhood has a great vibe and good amenities. Van Hallstraat, Frederik Hendrikstraat, and Van Limburg Stirumstraat, among others, offer a variety of shops, specialty stores, and caterers. There are also several good restaurants and cozy cafés in the area. The apartment is a well-designed three-room apartment of approximately 91 m². The property offers a perfect combination of contemporary living and comfort. With two bedrooms a lovely garden of approximately 75 m², adjacent to the living room, the apartment is very well laid out, making optimal use of the space. Unique to this apartment is the design of the complex, the location, and the fantastic view. If you are interested, I would like to invite you to come and take a look. Of course, I will tell you more about the apartment then. Perhaps we will see you soon.
Glenn van der Zanden | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
In 1864, the N.V. Nederlandsche Palmitine-Fabriek (Dutch Palmite Factory) built a number of buildings on this site, outside the city limits at the time, where candles were made from palm oil and talc. Palmite is a fatty acid derived from palm oil. The production of candles caused odors and fire hazards, making a location outside the city desirable. Not only candles were made, but also large blocks of stearin for export, which foreign companies could then use to make candles. In 1875, the buildings were taken over by the newly established N.V. Amsterdamsch Westelijk Entrepôt. They considered this a suitable location for warehouses: the Kostverlorenvaart was the waterway to Rotterdam, and via the then brand-new Westerkanaal, the canal was connected to the IJ and the North Sea Canal. The largest warehouse was named Ambon and was rented by the Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij. Between 1910 and 1920, rows of houses were built on Van Hallstraat and Eerste Keucheniusstraat, incorporating the complex into the expanding city. In 1949, the warehouse was taken over by Blaauwhoedenveem-Vriesseveem. In 1953, the shipping company decided to convert the outdated buildings (once again) into an industrial complex for various tenants. It was named Amsterdams Westelijk Industriecentrum (AWIC). At that time, various other companies were already located in the buildings, such as a printing company, an instrument factory, and a bag trade. From 1954 onwards, mopeds were manufactured there by the Austrian brand HMW. Between 1998 and 2005, the AWIC site was redeveloped into a residential area called Meander, located between Van Hallstraat and Kostverlorenvaart. The complex consists of a meandering closed facade, which matches the scale of the wide Kostverlorenvaart. The winding shape created two loop-shaped interior spaces and a car-free city square. Phase 2 is architecturally a continuation and at the same time the completion of the project . However, the program is more complex and is characterized by a mixture of functions. The facades are made of red and white brick and decorated with steel, concrete, and stone ornaments. On the upper floors, the facades are clad with rebated panels.
The living room, located in the center of the apartment, is the heart of the home. There is ample space for a sitting and dining area, the ideal place for relaxation and socializing. The large windows and sliding doors, facing the sunny southeast, allow plenty of light to enter, further enriching the space. The sliding doors provide access to the garden. The open kitchen has a timeless design and is equipped with various built-in appliances. The robust wooden floor completes the space and matches the pleasant atmosphere of the whole. The spacious entrance hall contains the toilet and the internal storage room with washing machine connection.
The apartment has two full bedrooms, both Immediately to the garden. Both bedrooms enough space for a double bed and a large wardrobe. The garden bedrooms from both bedrooms through French doors. The bathroom is accessible from the hall and has a bathtub, walk-in shower, sink, and radiator.
The sliding doors from the living room or the French doors in the bedrooms the lovely garden of approximately 75 m². The garden faces southeast and offers a fantastic view of the Kostverlorenkade. Its location in a pedestrian area makes it an oasis of tranquility, allowing you to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
The apartment is located in the Staatsliedenbuurt neighborhood, near Westerpark, the popular Hugo de Grootplein, and within walking distance of the Jordaan. The Frederik Hendrikplantsoen and Hugo de Grootplein, with various nice restaurants and delicatessens, are within walking distance. In the Jordaan, there is a market every Monday and Saturday on Westerstraat, Lindengracht, and Noordermarkt, among other places.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transportation. The apartment is conveniently located for public transportation and the S103 arterial road to the A10 ring road. The bus station on Kostverlorenstraat is a 5-minute walk away. Regional transportation departs from this stop, including a direct connection to Central Station.
Parking facilities
The enclosed parking garage can be accessed from Van Hallstraat and is equipped with a remote-controlled electric gate. When you return home, the doors open and you can drive straight in. The apartment has a total of one parking space in the garage. The cost of the parking space is €50,000 purchaser's costs.
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ô bistro
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