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1077 WR (Amsterdam - Apollobuurt)
€6,250/ month
Property agent
Dutch Housing Centre BV
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Price
€6,250.00
Available From
September 10, 2025
Condition
Good
Property Type
House
Number of Floors
4
Construction Year
1939
Volume
650 m³
Bedrooms
6
Bathrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Garden
Garden Description
well maintained garden in the back, and a private garden in the front with space for bikes.
Garden Orientation
North
Parking Type
Street
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Located in the Apollobuurt area of Old South, this terraced house dates from 1939 and offers approximately 200 m² of living space across four floors. The property includes six bedrooms and two bathrooms and is arranged with an entrance hall featuring marble details and an original stained glass door. The living room has a parquet floor and connects to an open-plan kitchen that is fully equipped. Both the kitchen and the living room provide direct access to the rear garden.
The rear garden measures about 70 m² and is north-facing; there is also a private front garden with space for bicycle storage. A large basement provides substantial storage capacity and a separate shed/storeroom is present. The house includes typical fixtures such as central heating (boiler), partial double glazing and an energy label C. Parking is available on the street and there is no on-site garage.
The internal layout includes a ground-floor entrance and guest toilet. On the first floor are three bedrooms and a large bathroom with a bath, separate shower and a separate toilet; a washer and dryer are located on this floor. The top floor contains three additional bedrooms and a second bathroom with both a bath and a shower. Overall the property comprises seven rooms across four floors, with a listed volume of approximately 650 m³.
The location is on a quiet road between Beatrix Park and the Apollo Hall, within walking distance of Beethovenstraat where shops, cafes and supermarkets such as Marqt, Hema and Albert Heijn are located. The Concertgebouw, Museumplein, the city centre and the Zuidas are within cycling distance. The area has a number of primary and secondary schools nearby and is served by public transport including RAI/South station, tram 5 and the North–South metro line. Measurements and dimensions are indicative and published sizes are not NEN-measured.
