Marnixstraat 311-B1016 TB AmsterdamMarnixbuurt-Midden

BANK VAN LENING | Bright apartment of approx. 70 m² with lift, located at the edge of the Jordaan. A bright first?floor apartment of approximately 70 m² with lift access, situated on the edge of the Jordaan. The home features a living room with open kitchen, two bedrooms and a central bathroom. Located on municipal leasehold land, with the ground lease canon redeemed until 14 September 2046. The full living experience can be explored on our website, where you can also download our magazine. You can easily schedule a viewing online. Tour At the corner of Marnixstraat and Lijnbaansgracht stands the monumental Bank van Lening complex — a striking Neo?Renaissance building with red brickwork and contrasting white stone bands. The entrance, with its original wooden door and arched pediment, highlights the historic character and provides a distinguished arrival to the apartment. The apartment is located on the first floor and is accessible by lift. Upon entering, the generous natural light immediately draws your attention. The living room stretches across the full width of the canal side and is characterised by tall windows, broad sightlines and a calm interior finish. The monumental proportions have been preserved and blend seamlessly with contemporary comfort. A slender cast?iron column, part of the original structure, subtly marks the transition between the living and dining areas without interrupting the space. From the seating area, there are unobstructed views of the Lijnbaansgracht. The kitchen is openly connected to the living area and is designed for functionality, featuring white cabinetry, a warm wooden worktop and ample storage. Its compact and efficient layout maintains a direct relationship with both the living space and the natural light at the front. On the quiet side of the apartment you’ll find two bedrooms. The primary bedroom is spacious and bright, with room for a double bed and wardrobes. The second bedroom is suitable as a workspace, guest room or studio, and also enjoys pleasant natural light. The bathroom is modern and practical, equipped with a walk?in shower, vanity unit, and an integrated setup for a washing machine and dryer. Grey tones combined with a wooden countertop provide a timeless finish. The apartment does not have a balcony, but the tall windows and open canal views create a strong sense of connection with the outdoors. The immediate surroundings offer various walking routes along the water and bridges, with the Jordaan, the Bloemgracht and Marnixplantsoen all within close reach. Neighbourhood With its characteristic 19th?century façades, lively canals and historic buildings, Marnixstraat embodies the quintessential Amsterdam city feeling. Positioned between the canal belt and the Jordaan, it forms a dynamic link between culture, history and vibrant urban life. Once named after Johan van Oldenbarnevelt and later developed into one of the city’s major thoroughfares, Marnixstraat offers a blend of old?world charm and modern amenities. Just a stone’s throw away is the iconic Westermarkt, where the Westerkerk and the Anne Frank House attract visitors daily. A short stroll towards the cosy Nine Streets reveals boutique shops, artisanal coffee bars and atmospheric cafés. On our website we’ve collected the best local hotspots to accompany the presentation of this home. Key Features • Residential floor area approx. 70 m² • LIFT • Located on municipal leasehold land (Municipality of Amsterdam). Current period 16?09?1996 to 15?09?2046, AB 1996, with the canon redeemed until 15?09?2046 • Energy label B • Owners’ association service charges: €420,97 per month • Foundation information • Year of renovation • Municipal monument • Part of a nationally protected cityscape This information has been compiled with great care. However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracies or the consequences thereof. All dimensions and surface areas are indicative only. The measurement guidelines are based on NEN 2580, intended to provide a more standardised method for measuring and indicating the usable floor area. Differences in measurement outcomes may still occur due to interpretation differences, rounding or practical limitations during measurement.