This double ground-floor apartment has a gross living area of approximately 91 m² arranged over two floors. The ground floor forms a single open living space where the living room, dining area and kitchen connect. The living room provides direct access to a west-facing terrace through French doors, and the kitchen at the front is open to the living area with a long work surface. A central staircase separates zones without closing them off, and a separate guest toilet is accessible from the entrance hall.
The first floor contains three full-sized rooms and a single bathroom, with additional integrated storage on the landing. The master bedroom overlooks the terrace at the rear and offers a quiet location and generous proportions. A second bedroom at the front features an extensive wall of fitted wardrobes and a French balcony, providing light and airflow. The third rear bedroom can be used as a study, nursery or guest room; all bedrooms have large windows and good ceiling heights.
The bathroom includes a double washbasin, a walk-in shower, a toilet and a niche for a washing machine; finishes are described as modern and neutral. The property has nearly 2.40 m ceiling heights on the ground floor and benefits from a dual orientation for daylight. The building provides an internal storage room of more than 6 m² suitable for bicycles and seasonal items, and the terrace measures around 17 m² (approx. 3.13 m deep by 5.34 m wide) with wooden decking running the full width of the apartment. The terrace is west-facing and described as sheltered and private.
Additional information: the apartment is a double ground-floor maisonette in an existing building from 1998 with energy label A and double glazing. The layout comprises four rooms including three bedrooms and one bathroom, with semi-furnished condition noted. Parking is by paid parking or local permit. The location is in Amsterdam Centre, in the Nieuwmarkt/Lastage neighbourhood, within walking distance of Waterlooplein metro station and multiple tram and bus lines, and close to Artis, Hortus Botanicus, Oosterpark and the Marineterrein.
