Daniël Stalpertstraat 56-2A1072 XJ AmsterdamFrans Halsbuurt

Daniel Stalperstraat 56 2-A, 1072 XJ Amsterdam Right in the heart of the vibrant De Pijp district, around the corner from Sarphatipark and the Albert Cuyp Market, lies this charming studio apartment (35 m²), located at the rear on the second floor of a well-maintained building. The bright apartment has a practical and efficient layout. The property is situated on freehold land. Location / Accessibility: De Pijp is known as a young and lively neighborhood with charming architecture. Much of the neighborhood’s character comes from the numerous cafés, restaurants, and eateries. The Albert Cuyp Market (just around the corner), open six days a week, also contributes greatly to the area’s atmosphere. De Pijp is well connected: by train (Amsterdam Amstel/RAI), several tram lines, and the nearby Noord/Zuidlijn metro station “De Pijp.” By car, the A10 ring road can be reached within minutes. Layout: Second floor (rear): Entrance. Bright living/sleeping area at the rear. Semi-open kitchen. Simple bathroom with shower and toilet. History of De Pijp: The new neighborhood built behind the Paleis van Volksvlijt around 1900 was officially called Buurt YY, but it quickly became known as De Pijp. The area developed rapidly into a vibrant district. Several famous Dutch writers rented rooms here, including Herman Heijermans, Frederik van Eeden, and Bordewijk. Eduard Jacobs laid the foundation for Dutch cabaret in De Pijp. The neighborhood soon became known as Amsterdam’s “Quartier Latin”, a reputation it still holds today. Singer André Hazes performed here, and a statue commemorates him at the Albert Cuyp. The origin of the name De Pijp has several stories. In 1892, it was compared to a pipe case with long, wide pipes from which clouds of people “poured out” on their way to work early in the morning. Whatever the true origin, everyone now refers to the area as De Pijp, and it remains a highly desirable place to live. Details: • Apartment, 35 m² (measurement report available) • Freehold property (no leasehold) • Foundation has been restored • Possibility to add a balcony; the homeowners’ association (VvE) has already given consent. The buyer must apply for a permit with the municipality of Amsterdam • VvE consists of 7 members, professionally managed by Delair vastgoed beheer • Energy label: A • Service charges: €79.20 per month • Windows fitted with double glazing • Central heating system • Intercom system • The building was legally split into apartments in 2021 • The apartment has previously been rented • Age clause applies • Fixed project notary: Lubbers en Dijk Notarissen • Parking via permit system; a public parking garage is located about 50 meters away, which can also be used • Delivery in consultation, can be quick This information has been compiled with due care. However, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, nor for the consequences thereof. All stated measurements and surface areas are indicative. The buyer has a duty to independently investigate all matters important to them. With regard to this property, the real estate agent acts as advisor to the seller. We advise engaging a professional (NVM) real estate agent to assist you in the purchasing process. If you have specific requirements regarding the property, we advise that you communicate them in time to your purchasing agent and conduct independent research where necessary. If you do not engage a professional representative, the law assumes that you are sufficiently knowledgeable to oversee all matters of importance. NVM conditions apply.