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€2,850/ month
This apartment is situated on Tweede Hugo de Grootstraat in Amsterdam's Frederik Hendrikbuurt, a neighborhood positioned between Oud West and the historic Jordaan. The property occupies the fourth floor of an existing building dating back to 1906 and offers 55 square meters of living space, with a total volume of 145 cubic meters. The layout comprises two bedrooms, a living kitchen, a bathroom, and a roof terrace accessible via an internal staircase. The home comes upholstered or furnished and is suitable for a maximum of two working individuals. The apartment holds an energy rating of A, supported by solar panels on the roof. Heating and hot water are provided through a central heating boiler.
Access is via the shared staircase leading to the fourth floor, where the apartment's entrance is located. At the rear sits the living kitchen, designed with an open layout and fitted with a dishwasher, a refrigerator with freezer compartment, an induction cooktop, and a combination oven and microwave. Built-in appliances are featured throughout the kitchen. Adjacent to this space is the first bedroom, furnished with a double bed and wardrobe, while the front of the apartment houses the second, larger bedroom, which also includes a double bed and wardrobe. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a walk-in shower, a double sink, and a toilet. An internal staircase leads up to the roof terrace, which provides outdoor space above the city, though it will be slightly reduced in size due to the installation of solar panels.
The property lies in the West district of Amsterdam, close to the lively Hugo de Grootplein. Westerpark, which regularly hosts cultural events, is within walking distance, as are a wide range of dining options and the historic Jordaan district with its boutique shops and restaurants. Supermarkets, cafés, and specialty shops can all be found in the immediate vicinity, with several stores within a few minutes' walk of the front door. Public transportation is excellent, with multiple railway stations and bus stops nearby, including Hugo de Grootplein station approximately two minutes away. Major roads are also easily accessible from this location. The surrounding area offers numerous parks and green spaces, such as Marnixplantsoenen, Bilderdijkpark, and Frederik Hendrikplantsoen.
Tweede Hugo de Grootstraat is named after the Dutch writer Hugo de Groot, and the building is situated in the Westerpark neighborhood, an area with a history dating back to the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The Frederik Hendrikbuurt is characterized largely by single-person households, with an average resident age of around 42 years. Daily essentials are well covered, with schools, pharmacies, gyms, and sports facilities all present within a short distance. Parking in the area is arranged through a permit system. The apartment is located in the city centre and combines the character of an early twentieth-century building with modern comforts, including an energy label A and contemporary kitchen appliances. With two full bedrooms, a roof terrace, and a central location between Oud West and the Jordaan, the property represents a practical housing option in this part of Amsterdam.
Tweede Hugo de Grootstraat 31-4, 1052 LB
Price
€2,850.00
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