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1016 HV (Amsterdam - Jordaan)
€5,000/ month
Property agent
DSTRCT Amsterdam
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Price
€5,000.00
Deposit Amount
€10,000.00
Condition
Good
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Number of Floors
2
Construction Year
1640
Volume
395 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Open
Appliances
Balcony
Terrace
Garden Description
Sunny rooftop terrace with sunlight all day
Building Facilities
Storage Present
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Set in a 17th-century listed national monument, this fully furnished double upper-floor apartment measures approximately 123 m² (NEN2580) and combines period features with contemporary fittings. The property includes two bedrooms arranged over two internal levels, a modern bathroom and a separate toilet. Visible wooden beam ceilings run throughout the apartment, contributing to the historic character, while double glazing and maintained interior finishes address comfort and insulation. The apartment provides elevator access to the entrance on the third floor and has a rooftop terrace and balcony included as building-related outdoor space of around 25 m².
The entrance level is reached by lift and opens into a hallway that contains a separate toilet and a staircase to the upper sleeping level. The hallway leads into an open-plan living room, dining area and fitted kitchen. The living room is located on the canal side and features large windows with views over the Prinsengracht, providing natural light to the main living space. The kitchen is fitted with built-in appliances and includes an integrated washing machine and extensive storage within the cabinetry.
A stair from the hall leads to the two well-sized bedrooms on the upper level. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a walk-in shower and a washbasin, and the layout separates sanitary facilities with an additional toilet on the entrance level. From the upper floor there is direct access to a private rooftop terrace which receives sunlight throughout the day and offers an outdoor area for the apartment. Interior storage is incorporated within the living area as built-in cupboards and cabinetry.
The building dates from 1640 and is part of Amsterdam’s canal belt, situated on the Prinsengracht in a central location near Leidseplein, the Nine Streets and the Westerkerk. The surrounding neighbourhood contains a range of boutiques, galleries, cafés and restaurants and has multiple public transport connections. Parking options in the immediate area include paid parking, public parking and resident permit zones. Additional technical and property details recorded include double glazing, elevator access and the measured living area of approximately 123 m² in accordance with NEN2580.
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NO2
45.3µg/m 3
O3
39.5µg/m 3
PM10
10.1µg/m 3
PM2.5
5.9µg/m 3
Data sourced from the nearest monitoring station. Directly from the official Dutch air quality network: Luchtmeetnet
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