Gabriël Metsustraat 22-21071 EB AmsterdamJohannes Vermeerbuurt

Catch 22 | Bright and well-maintained apartment on the second floor of approximately 71 sqm, located in the prestigious Concertgebouw neighbourhood Tour This bright and well-maintained apartment, situated on the second residential floor of a listed building dating from 1911, combines historical charm with modern living comfort. The spacious living room features a ceiling height of over 2.90 metres and opens onto a sunny, south-facing indoor loggia. It connects seamlessly to a sleek semi-open kitchen, equipped with built-in appliances. The rear offers views of a peaceful green courtyard, while the front overlooks the classic streetscape of Amsterdam Oud-Zuid. The bedroom is located at the front and has direct access to a luxurious bathroom with a walk-in shower, bathtub, double washbasin and toilet. From the bedroom, there is an unobstructed view down the Van Miereveldstraat. Throughout the apartment lies a wooden floor in a herringbone pattern. Additional features include a separate utility space with washing machine, dryer and built-in storage. The apartment exudes tranquillity, space, and sophistication — a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary. Neighbourhood guide Where the Museumplein now lies, farms stood 200 years ago. To create more housing, construction of the Museum Quarter began here in the early 20th century. The architectural signature of Cuypers is clearly visible — the same architect who designed the neo-Gothic Rijksmuseum alongside the first homes in the area. This era is beautifully depicted in Publieke Werken by Thomas Rosenboom. Alongside the Concertgebouw, built in neo-Renaissance style, the Rijksmuseum defines the character of the neighbourhood. With the arrival of the Van Gogh Museum, modernist architecture by Gerrit Rietveld also found a place on Museumplein. The variety of restaurants, cafés, and boutiques is as eclectic as the architectural styles, matching the international flair of the district. Fashion enthusiasts and shoppers can indulge in haute couture along P.C. Hooftstraat, home to designer boutiques such as Burberry, Ba&sh, and Isabel Marant Étoile. One of the best aspects of this neighbourhood is its proximity to the city centre, De Pijp, and Amsterdam Zuid — including the Vondelpark — all within walking distance. Details • Residential floor area approx. 71 sqm • Indoor south-facing loggia of approx. 6 sqm • Located on leasehold land from the Municipality of Amsterdam (perpetual), annual canon €2,691.90 – tax deductible • Partially double glazed • Monthly service charges for the owners’ association (VvE): €175.99 • VvE consists of 4 members • National heritage building (Rijksmonument) • Municipal designated conservation area • Non-residence clause will be included in the deed of sale