Marnixstraat 158-B1016 TE AmsterdamMarnixbuurt-Midden

DE MARNIX 158B | Charming double-upper apartment of approximately 101 m², located in the heart of Amsterdam. This tastefully designed home offers wide, open views at the rear over the broad Singelgracht and the Hugo de Groot canal. It features a spacious living area, a cozy kitchen-diner, and two generously sized, characterful bedrooms. You can experience the full living experience on our website or download our magazine. Through our website, you can also easily schedule your own viewing. Tour Third floor The shared entrance provides access to the apartment, located on the third and fourth floors. The private front door is located on the second floor. The central hallway leads into the bright and spacious living and dining area. Large windows allow natural light to flood in, creating an airy and inviting atmosphere. At the rear, you’ll enjoy stunning views over the Singelgracht and the Hugo de Groot canal. The living room features wooden flooring and plenty of space for a comfortable seating area. Its open layout creates a seamless flow into the dining room and kitchen, enhancing the home’s sociable feel. The modern, U-shaped kitchen is fitted with built-in appliances, including a dishwasher, oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, and a four-burner gas stove. The stainless-steel countertop provides ample workspace, and the dining area sits right next to the kitchen — perfect for relaxed meals and dinner parties. Fourth floor A spacious landing leads to two equally sized bedrooms, both offering enough space for a double bed and wardrobes. Wooden floors and exposed ceiling beams (1.98 m under the beam, 3.08 m at the peak) give the rooms a warm and cozy character. Between the bedrooms is a generous bathroom equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, sink with mirrored cabinet, designer radiator, and toilet. The washer setup is also conveniently located here. Neighborhood With its characteristic 19th-century facades, lively canals, and historic buildings, the Marnixstraat captures the true Amsterdam city vibe. Located between the canal belt and the Jordaan, the street serves as a vibrant link between culture, history, and modern urban life. Once known as a busy traffic artery, the Marnixstraat has recently been redesigned to be low-traffic. It now feels more spacious and calm, creating a pleasant living environment in the heart of the city. Within walking distance are the iconic Westermarkt, the Westerkerk, and the Anne Frank House. Head toward the cozy Nine Streets to discover boutiques, coffee spots, and charming cafés. For a night out, the nearby DeLaMar Theater and the bustling Leidseplein offer plenty of entertainment. Green spaces like Frederik Hendrikplantsoen and the expansive Vondelpark are close by, perfect for a break from city life. And for food lovers, the area offers everything from intimate bistros to trendy eateries blending local and international flavors. Living on the Marnixstraat means enjoying the best of the city—vibrant yet now surprisingly peaceful. Details • Usable surface area according to BBMI: approximately 101 m² (around 77 m² of living space + approximately 24 m² of other indoor space, due to the ceiling height of 1.98 m under the beams in the bedroom) • Located on freehold land • Energy label E • Service costs VvE: € 215.25 per month • Renewed foundation • Available: immediately • Rental price: € 3.100,- excl. per month • Deposit: two month's rent • Rental period: indefinite, minimum of 12 months • Upholstered This information has been compiled with due care. However, no liability is accepted by us for any incompleteness, inaccuracies, or other issues, nor for the consequences thereof. All provided measurements and surfaces are indicative only. The measurement instructions are based on NEN2580. The measurement instructions are intended to apply a more consistent method of measuring to give an indication of the usable floor area. The measurement instructions do not fully exclude differences in measurement results due to, for example, interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations during the measurement process.