Living near Vondelpark.
Located in one of the most beautiful spots in Amsterdam: Vossiusstraat, overlooking Vondelpark.
Unique penthouse due to its location, private parking space, elevator, view, and an amazing Roof terrace unobstructed views.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
A summary
Bright 230 m² penthouse located on the quiet, cul-de-sac section of Vossiusstraat in the prestigious Parkzicht complex.
The penthouse is located on the third and fourth floors of a (renovated)New build from 1996, the original construction dates from 1885. The building is located on the quietest part of the street and has an elevator. The house has a well-thought-out floor plan, including a spacious kitchen, living room with unobstructed views of the park, four bedrooms three Bathrooms. A unique feature is the sunny Roof terrace unobstructed views of the park. The property has over 80 m² of outdoor space.
Located on private land. The basement has a private parking space and two storage rooms.
A tour
Communal entrance with elevator and staircase. Entrance on the fourth floor into a spacious hall with guest toilet and cloakroom. On the park side is the spacious living room with a view over the Vondelpark. The room is pleasantly light due to the high ceilings (more than 3 meters) and has double doors leading to the terrace. The living room has many built-in cupboards, a gas fireplace, and the window sills offer a beautiful view of the park. At the rear is the kitchen with adjoining south-facing balcony and Roof terrace. The kitchen has space for a large dining table and a spacious kitchen.
The Roof terrace completely open to the park and offers unobstructed views of the greenery and ponds. Its open location provides plenty of privacy and sunshine.
The third floor
There are four Rooms on the third floor. The master bedroom has an en suite walk-in closet and spacious bathroom with bathtub, shower, toilet, and double sink. The second and third bedrooms each have their own bathroom. The fourth (bed)room is very spacious and can be used as a second living room, study, bedroom, or guest room thanks to its kitchenette and access to the adjacent bedroom. The room has its own loggia of approximately 8 m² with a view of the park. The third floor has its own entrance and can therefore be used separately as a home office or guest apartment.
There is also a utility room with washing machine connection, built-in cupboards, a guest toilet, and two loggias.
The outdoor space
The most unique feature of this apartment is the beautiful Roof terrace unobstructed views of Vondelpark. The Roof terrace very spacious with a Floor area 62 m². The living floor also has a balcony adjacent to the kitchen.
The building
The building was constructed in 1885 for the Institute for the Education of the Blind, based on a design by father and son Salm. Other designs by Gerlof Salm include various buildings for Artis Zoo, the director's residence on Plantage Middenlaan, Paradiso, the Keizersgracht Church, and the Winter Garden of Krasnapolsky. His son Abraham was widely praised for his design of the canal house of tobacco planter Nienhuys at Herengracht 380-382.
In 1933, the Paedological Institute was established in the building on Vossiusstraat: in the dead-end section of the street near Vondelpark, where the bridge from Van Baerlestraat to Constantijn Huygensstraat is now located. After the war, the building underwent a major renovation, which was completed in 1961.
The building is now known as project and was originally designed in an eclectic style. This style originated from the use of old styles in a coherent new design.
In 1996-1997, the building was renovated under the direction of architect Dik Smeding, and a New build was New build on the right-hand side. The bedrooms are located in this section.
The neighborhood
Located in the prestigious project . A building characterized by its spacious apartments, location near Vondelpark, and indoor parking facilities.
The complex is located on the quiet, dead-end section of Vossiusstraat and around the corner from P.C. Hooftstraat, Museumplein, and the canal belt. Various amenities, such as boutiques, caterers, restaurants, museums, and various terraces are easily accessible on foot or by bicycle.
Parking facilities
The apartment is offered with a parking space in the underground parking garage.
accessibility
Conveniently located near the A2 and A4 highways via the A10 ring road, exits 108 and 109. Surrounded by several tram stops on Van Baerlestraat and Paulus Potterstraat, including tram lines 2, 3, 5, and 12. Also close to bus stops to Schiphol Airport and Amstelveen, among other destinations.
Schiphol Airport is only a 20-minute drive away.
Details
• Usable living area of approximately 229 m²
• Two storage rooms in the basement
• Roof terrace approximately 62 m²
• Balcony of approximately 10 m²
• Two loggias of 8 m² and 2 m² respectively
• Gas fireplace
• Freehold
• Private parking space
• From the parking garage, there is Immediately to the apartment via the elevator.
• Service costs VvE €724 per month for the apartment
• Service costs VvE €140 per month for the garage
• Energy label B
• Municipal monument
• Optionally, the upstairs apartment For Sale approximately 85 m² is also For Sale
• The property was last renovated in 1996, so the buyer should take into account that the property needs updating.
• An age clause and non-occupancy clause will be included in the deed of sale.
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