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1012 WR (Amsterdam - Noord-Holland)
€2,250/ month
Property agent
Koops Makelaardij Amsterdam
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Price
€2,250.00
Deposit Amount
€4,500.00
Condition
Renovated
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
5
Number of Floors
5
Construction Year
1930
Volume
178 m³
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
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This recently renovated apartment is located at Muntplein 2 in the Kalverdriehoek area of Amsterdam. The apartment measures approximately 60 square meters and is situated on the fifth and top floor of a historic building designed by H.P. Berlage. The building is a national monument and has been transformed to be gas-free and highly energy-efficient, featuring individual air-water heat pumps for heating and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery.
The apartment is unfurnished but has been fitted with a neat laminate floor and large windows that allow ample natural light. It offers a modern open kitchen equipped with a high-quality induction cooktop, dishwasher, and a cooking island. The bedroom is located at the rear of the apartment, providing a quiet and peaceful environment.
The bathroom is spacious and includes a walk-in shower and a washbasin cabinet. It also contains connections for a washing machine. The apartment has a total of two rooms, including one bedroom, and a living space volume of 178 cubic meters.
Located at the end of the well-known Kalverstraat and in the vibrant city center of Amsterdam, the apartment benefits from excellent public transport connections with bus, metro, and tram stops within walking distance. The rental price is €2,250 per month excluding electricity and water, with a one-time deposit of €4,500. The building dates back to the period between 1906 and 1930 and holds an energy label A.
