This high-end renovated 3-room apartment is located in the prestigious Museumkwartier neighborhood of Amsterdam. The apartment spans approximately 78 square meters and features a sunny rooftop terrace of around 52 square meters and a balcony of 6 square meters. It is situated on the third and top floor, with its own entrance from the second floor. The property is perfectly located near the Vondelpark and the Museumplein, surrounded by luxury shopping streets and cultural attractions.
The apartment is not available for sharers, as per the landlord's request. It is suitable for couples, families, or single occupants. The interior features a spacious living room with a luxurious open kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances from AEG. The kitchen includes a 4-burner induction hob, refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, and combi oven/microwave. The central bathroom boasts a bathtub, walk-in shower, double sink, and design radiator. Two bedrooms are located at the rear, with access to a spacious balcony facing north. A fixed staircase leads to the rooftop terrace, offering ample space and sunlight.
The property is situated in the heart of the Museumkwartier, adjacent to the Vondelpark and within walking distance to the Museumplein and various luxury shopping streets. The area is renowned for its cultural attractions, including the Concertgebouw and internationally acclaimed museums like the Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum, and Van Gogh Museum. Daily shopping needs can be met at the nearby Albert Heijn or Marqt supermarkets. The apartment is well-connected to public transportation and major highways.
The apartment underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2020, featuring newly plastered and painted walls, a completely renovated kitchen, sanitary facilities, and electrical systems. The property is equipped with double glazing, floor heating, and a heat exchanger for efficient heating. The interior design includes a beautiful herringbone parquet floor and both under and over curtains, along with vitrage and built-in spotlights.
