Chasséstraat 103-H1057 JC AmsterdamKortenaerkwartier

DE GENERAAL | A charming two-level ground-floor residence with an expansive west-facing garden bathed in sunlight. This spacious home features three bedrooms, a generous living room with French doors opening onto the garden, and an inviting family kitchen. The ground lease has been bought off in perpetuity. Experience the full living atmosphere on our website or download our magazine. You can also easily schedule your viewing through our website. See English translation below Tour The apartment has a well-considered and efficient layout, with natural light entering from both the street and garden sides. The living room boasts a ceiling height of nearly three meters and opens onto the west-facing terrace and garden through French doors. A wood-burning stove serves as a warm focal point in this elegant space. The kitchen, located at the garden side, features a long natural stone worktop, a five-burner gas stove with oven, generous storage, and open shelving for cookware and ceramics. There is ample room for a large dining table, making it the heart of the home. Near the entrance are two storage closets, a separate toilet, and a wardrobe. An additional study or workspace is situated at the front. The lower level (souterrain) is accessed via a fixed staircase and has a ceiling height of over two meters. Around a central hallway are three bedrooms, a bathroom, a storage room, and a laundry area. The primary bedroom at the rear features an adjoining walk-in closet, a sitting area, and daylight streaming in through tall windows. The two other bedrooms are of practical size, ideal as children’s rooms or workspaces. The bathroom is finished in light tones and includes underfloor heating, a bathtub, a walk-in shower, a wall-mounted toilet, and a double sink. The rear garden, measuring approximately 150 m², is unusually deep and west-facing, capturing sunlight from 10:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. (and even later in summer). Designed for both relaxation and outdoor living, the garden includes a terrace, lush planting, and mature trees providing privacy and greenery. At the back stands a modern garden house with timber cladding, equipped with a pantry, bathroom, underfloor heating, and French doors opening to the terrace. A freestanding glass greenhouse adds both functionality and architectural character. What the residents will miss “Our garden is our favourite place — for barbecuing, playing, gardening, dining, and simply relaxing. You hardly hear any street noise; it feels like a world of our own.” Neighbourhood At the edge of Amsterdam’s lively Baarsjes district lies the charming Chasséstraat, where history and modern urban life meet. Developed during the post-war reconstruction period, the neighbourhood blends traditional brick architecture with contemporary influences. The street is home to Chassé Dance Studio, a cultural and social hub welcoming all forms of dance. Culinary highlights are close by: Bakkerij Fort Negen, renowned for artisanal bread; Thaithai Poppetje, offering authentic Thai dishes; and Mediterranean favourites such as FAAM, Volare, and The French Café — all within walking distance. The nearby Rembrandtpark and Vondelpark provide a perfect balance between city living and greenery. Chasséstraat combines a warm neighbourhood feel with a highly practical, central Amsterdam location. You’ll find a curated selection of the best local hotspots in our online presentation. Details • Living area approx. 157 m² (including garden house) • West-facing garden of approx. 150 m² • Multifunctional garden house with bathroom • Three bedrooms • Wood-burning stove • Living room with nearly three-meter-high ceilings and French doors to the garden • Active and financially healthy homeowners’ association (VvE) • Quiet street in a vibrant neighbourhood • Located on municipal leasehold land, with the ground rent bought off in perpetuity • Energy label E • Monthly VvE service costs: €113 This information has been compiled with great care. However, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracies, or their consequences. All measurements and surface areas are indicative. The measurement instruction is based on NEN2580 and is intended to provide a consistent way of indicating usable floor area, though minor deviations may occur due to interpretation or practical constraints.