Situated on the top two floors of a monumental 1930s housing block, this upper residence spans approximately 93 m². Expertly renovated under architectural guidance in 2017, it boasts a luminous living area, semi-open kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. With its corner position and a width of 10 meters, the apartment enjoys abundant natural light, complemented by a sunny south-facing balcony.
Tour
Enter through the hallway with a guest toilet and cloakroom, accessible via the communal staircase. The living room at the front offers unobstructed views of the square and access to the balcony. The custom-made kitchen is equipped with various luxury built-in appliances.
The sleeping floor features two bedrooms and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and washbasin. Additionally, there is a laundry room on this floor.
What the resident will miss
"I love the feeling of calm and the shades the light makes around the house through the day with the tones of the color in the home. The light is very special and the views across the square."
Neighborhood
The residence is nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Amsterdam-West, renowned for its lively atmosphere, stunning architecture, and diverse dining options. It caters to those seeking the perfect balance between urban amenities and a tranquil living environment.
The street itself offers a serene and verdant setting, with beautiful trees and well-maintained sidewalks. Residents of Weissenbruchstraat enjoy picturesque views of adjacent houses and the peaceful neighborhood. The property is conveniently located near various shops, supermarkets, schools, and public transport.
Within walking distance, you'll find charming boutiques and shops offering unique gifts and clothing items. Additionally, numerous cozy eateries await, where you can indulge in delightful coffee, lunch, or dinner. For the sports enthusiasts, there are several sports facilities nearby, including gyms and swimming pools.
Key Features
• Living area approximately 93 m²
• South-facing balcony
• Freehold property
• Two bedrooms
• Luxurious bathroom
• Corner position
• Renovated under architectural guidance
• Energy label C
• Double glazing
• Professionally managed VvE by Velzel VvE management
• Long-term maintenance plan (MJOP)
• Split with a foundation code II in 2006
• Municipal monument
• VvE service costs €253.05 per month
While we have compiled this information with utmost care, we do not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, or its consequences. All sizes and areas mentioned are indicative only.
The Measurement Instruction is based on the NEN2580. It aims to apply a more uniform way of measuring to provide an indication of the usable area. The Measurement Instruction does not entirely preclude differences in measurement outcomes, due to, for example, differences in interpretation, rounding, or limitations during the measurement process.
Open View
Living on one of the most charming streets in the Hoofddorpplein neighborhood: Weissenbruchstraat. This stylish apartment occupies the top floors of a monumental 1930s building. Its corner position provides an open view over Legmeerplein. In 2017, the apartment was completely renovated under architectural guidance, featuring natural materials, abundant light, and understated luxury.
The well-thought-out floor plan offers a spacious living room, a tasteful kitchen, two bedrooms, and a luxurious bathroom. Adjacent to the living area is a sunny balcony with a beautiful open view. The apartment is situated on freehold land.
This home effortlessly combines elegance and comfort, making it an ideal place for those seeking a high-quality living experience in a beloved neighborhood.
Daniël de Bont | Real estate Broersma Wonen
Architecture
At the beginning of the 20th century, a group of architects emerged in response to rationalism, seeking a more artistic expression. This led to the expressionist architectural style known as the Amsterdam School. This style focuses on the external form, characterized by a robust and massive appearance. Typical elements include ladder windows: windows divided by a large number of mullions. This architectural style is often seen in buildings originally constructed as social housing.
The property at Weissenbruchstraat 10 perfectly reflects this style with its high mansard roof, beautiful brickwork, and solid front door. Originally, the ground floor housed small shops and businesses, creating a lively interaction with the surroundings. The block was designed by architect J. Roodenburgh and has been designated a municipal monument, adding to the historical and architectural value of this remarkable building.