Nassaukade 86-31052 CV AmsterdamFrederik Hendrikbuurt-Noord

Stunning 103 m² apartment located on the third and fourth floors of a stately building on freehold land, with views over the Singelgracht. The apartment has a French balcony at the front with morning sun, a spacious balcony at the back, and a terrace off the bedroom where you can enjoy the sun at the end of the day. The location offers the perfect combination of tranquility and liveliness, adjacent to the trendy Jordaan area with cozy cafés, restaurants, and markets. Interested in this beautiful apartment? Call us to schedule a viewing! ENTRANCE Through the communal entrance, you reach the third floor, where you enter into a spacious hallway with a separate toilet and washbasin. LIVING & COOKING From the hallway, you enter the generous living room, which is flooded with natural light from the large windows at both the front and back. The living room features original ornaments and offers a fantastic view from the French balcony at the front. At the back, there is also a 5 m² balcony. The central location makes the Bulthaup kitchen the heart of the home. It is equipped with high-end built-in appliances, including a Bora induction cooktop with built-in extractor in the cooking island, Gaggenau oven, dishwasher, and fridge-freezer. It’s the perfect place for daily cooking as well as entertaining with friends and family. Both the front and rear sides of the third floor offer the possibility to create additional rooms. The space at the back is currently used as an office. SLEEPING On the fourth floor is the spacious bedroom, which lets in plenty of light and provides access to the sunny 7 m² roof terrace. From the bedroom, you reach the recently renovated bathroom with a walk-in shower, double sink with vanity unit, towel radiator, washing machine connection, and the second toilet. SURROUNDINGS You’ll be living in one of the most beautiful areas of Amsterdam, with everything the city has to offer within easy reach. The Jordaan, Westerpark, and Haarlemmerstraat are just around the corner. The main canals and Lindengracht are within walking distance. Public transportation is excellent, with several tram and bus stops nearby, and Central Station is a short bike ride away. The A10 ring road provides quick access to the city’s outskirts. PARKING With a parking permit, residents have 24/7 access to the newly completed Marnixgarage. Located under the water of the Singelgracht, the Marnixgarage offers ample parking space. The entrance and exit to the garage are just a stone’s throw from the apartment. PARTICULARITIES - Living area of 103 m² (measurement report available) - Year of construction: 1887 - Foundation Partially renewed - Energy label D - Original ornaments and modern finishes - Underfloor heating - 3 balconies with sun in the morning, afternoon, and evening. - Active HOA, service charges €187,83 per month - Freehold land - Great location, opposite the Jordaan and by the water of the Singelgracht - Delivery in consultation - Buyer’s choice of notary, Model Ring Amsterdam Disclaimer: This information has been compiled with due care. However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All dimensions and surface areas stated are indicative. The buyer has his own obligation to investigate all matters of importance to him. With regard to this property, our office is the seller's broker. Prospective buyers are at all times expressly invited to measure the area of the property and to have an architectural inspection carried out. Should they decide not to do so, they indemnify the seller and his broker from all liability. We advise you to use an NVM/MVA broker, who will assist you with his expertise in the purchase process. If you do not wish to engage professional assistance, you should consider yourself legally competent enough to oversee all matters of importance. The General Consumer Conditions of the NVM apply. Explanatory clause NVM measuring instruction. The Measuring Instruction is based on the NEN2580. The Measuring Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform way of measuring to give an indication of the usable area. The Measuring Instruction does not completely rule out differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations in carrying out the measurement.