A family home spread over three delightful floors. A surprising home, with the three floors spread over a total of 220 m² – including a playful and light living room and six bedrooms. This home has its own style and character, and a surprising layout that is also suitable for working from home. This home is particularly surprising because of the loft, the internal staircase, and the beautiful light that floods in. In addition, the home offers plenty of space for various functions. In short: wonderful living in a prime location in Oud-Zuid.
Guided tour
Entrance on the main floor, which provides access to the living area. A wonderfully light space with south-facing French doors, which make the dining area extra pleasant. The kitchen is semi-open and has a sturdy look – a great place for cooking enthusiasts and has extra light thanks to the glass rear facade. A mezzanine and a steel staircase connect to the living area below and the sitting area at the front of the building. The wall of the mezzanine forms a vertical element that architecturally connects the two floors. From the kitchen, a fixed staircase provides access to the garden. The garden level has a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, a multifunctional room at the front, and a central space with various uses. There is also a laundry room, storage room, extra closet space, and a toilet. The sunny, secluded south-facing garden is accessible from both the kitchen and the master bedroom and is surrounded by mature greenery that provides shelter and atmosphere. On the first floor, there are four bright bedrooms, a spacious bathroom with a bathtub, walk-in shower, and double sink, and a separate toilet. The largest bedroom at the rear provides access to a sunny south-facing balcony. The entire floor is finished with white-painted wooden floors.
neighborhood guide
Located in the Zuid district, in the popular Concertgebouw neighborhood, close to the entrance to Vondelpark on Jacob Obrechtstraat and a short distance from Cornelis Schuytstraat and PC Hooftstraat. This part of Van Eeghenlaan is considered one of the most desirable residential locations, with the greenery of the park and a pleasant, understated dynamism thanks to the excellent neighborhood amenities. There are numerous facilities in the immediate vicinity: from trendy coffee shops and exclusive stores to a good bakery, butcher, and greengrocer. Every Saturday, the farmers' market on Jacob Obrechtstraat is a wonderful addition to the local offerings. In addition, there are gyms, yoga studios, and the Conservatorium Hotel wellness Available within walking distance. The Zuid district offers a wide range of renowned (international) schools, including the British School, which is only a five-minute bike ride away. There is no shortage of cultural amenities, including the Concertgebouw, home to the world-famous Concertgebouw Orchestra.
Details
• Living area approx. 220 m²
• South-facing garden, 8.5 meters deep; approx. 45 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Energy label B
• Well-managed homeowners’ association
• Homeowners’ association service fees €375 per month
• Foundation repairs completed around 1983
• Nationally protected historic district
De Drie Dubbel
Sometimes we come across a home that immediately catches our attention because of its distinctive and unique atmosphere, for example due to the beautiful light. This is certainly true of De Drie Dubbel at Van Eeghenstraat 39. Here, the residents have left their own mark and identity on the home, giving it a character all its own. This home is particularly surprising because of its loft, internal staircase, and the beautiful light that floods in. In addition, the home offers plenty of space for various functions. Living in this home will be a pleasure for anyone, thanks to the south-facing windows and the interaction with the garden and lush greenery. It is clear that the current residents have enjoyed living here for more than twenty years. You can see that they still enjoy and love living in this home to this day.
What is also important to me is that the basement is more like a garden level than a cellar, as is the case with many other houses. This gives this floor a higher quality of living. My challenge is to find the right new residents who will enjoy living in this house just as much.
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Van Eeghenstraat is actually part of architect Zocher's urban development plan, as part of the boundary of Vondelpark, which he designed in the late 18th century. Most of the houses in this street were designed in a style typical of that period, which can also be seen elsewhere in the nineteenth-century belt. Beautiful brickwork, elegant balconies and bay windows on the street sides, together with a stone exterior staircase and facade elements, made this street attractive to the wealthy bourgeoisie, who often wanted to escape the busy city center.
This style, combined with the neighborhood layout and proximity to Vondelpark, has ensured that Van Eeghenstraat has long been the most desirable neighborhood to live in. Van Eeghenstraat Number was originally built as a spacious ground floor apartment and a separate upper floor apartment. Around the year 2000, the ground floor was given new foundations and then completely renovated by the current residents. The design and execution are still in excellent condition. The residents have maintained and modernized this property with dedication.
The entrance is located on the main floor and provides access to the living area. It is a wonderfully light space with south-facing French doors, which make the dining area particularly pleasant. The kitchen is semi-open and has a rugged look, perfect for a cooking enthusiast.
A mezzanine and a steel staircase connect this floor to the living area below and lead to the sitting area at the front of the building. The wall of the mezzanine is a vertical element that architecturally connects the two floors.
The kitchen has a door leading to a fixed staircase to the garden.
The sleeping area is bathed in light and offers space for four bedrooms a spacious central bathroom, making this floor perfect for family life. At the rear are two bedrooms, the largest of which opens onto a sunny south-facing balcony. The central bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, double sink, and walk-in shower, while a separate toilet is located on the landing. At the front is a spacious bedroom with French doors opening onto a small balcony, and the fourth bedroom of approximately ten square meters completes the layout. The entire floor has white-painted wooden floors, which create a fresh and serene atmosphere.
garden level
The garden level, with a ceiling height of 2.40 meters, features a spacious multifunctional room on the street side, a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and generous closet space, and a central multifunctional open space that can be furnished as desired. In addition, there is a separate laundry room with a laundry chute from the first floor, a storage room, extra closet space, and a toilet. French doors from the master bedroom lead directly to the garden, allowing the indoors and outdoors to flow effortlessly into one another.
The garden faces south and forms a secluded and sunny outdoor space, accessible via the beautifully decorated staircase that descends from the kitchen to the terrace. Thanks to its favorable location, it enjoys sunshine throughout the day, while mature plants and carefully placed trees provide pleasant cooling and shade. The master bedroom also offers Immediately to the garden via French doors.
On the first floor, there is also a lovely balcony adjacent to the large bedroom at the rear.
Located in the Zuid district in the Concertgebouw neighborhood, near the entrance to Vondelpark on Jacob Obrechtstraat, and close to Cornelis Schuytstraat and PC Hooftstraat. A highly sought-after residential location. There are many facilities in the immediate vicinity. These include trendy coffee shops, exclusive stores, gyms, renowned (international) schools, good restaurants, and the Concertgebouw, home to the world-famous Concertgebouw Orchestra.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by car via the S100, S108, and S109 from the A10 ring road. Thanks to its favorable geographical location in the city, Schiphol Airport, among other places, can be reached within 20 minutes by car. In addition, everything is easily accessible by bicycle, from the daily markets in the Jordaan to the Canal District and from the Zuid-As to the lively market on Jacob Obrechtplein.
Parking facilities
Parking is available in the form of paid parking on public roads with a resident permit (permit area Zuid 8.1. with a waiting period of approximately 6 months). A resident parking permit costs €192.81 per 6 months.
In 2004, we found this house as an outdated, rented property spread over three floors. It had seen better days, but we immediately saw its potential. Together with DRK architects, and with a view to how we wanted to live as a family, we thoroughly renovated it and completely adapted it to our wishes. We have lived here happily for many years and our three daughters grew up here. The house was always full of life – endless outdoor play, sleepovers, birthdays, and cozy chaos. Friends came and went, and the large, long dining table was the center of countless dinners, conversations, and memories. What will we miss? The balmy, quiet evenings in our sheltered Rear garden, while the Vondelpark around the corner was bustling with activity. The pleasant, practical layout of the house, where everything is logically coordinated. The laundry chute that magically kept the Rooms tidy. The tranquility of a well-designed home, where space, warmth, and light come together perfectly.
Now that our daughters have flown the nest and are living on their own, it's time for a new phase—and for new residents who will love this house as much as we have. We say goodbye with a warm heart to a place full of memories, comfort, and love.
1071 HK Amsterdam
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Coffee District
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Taiko
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Vertigo Café
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Southern Market
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Greengrocer Tom Ensink
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