Singel 100-E1015 AD AmsterdamLangestraat e.o.

DE TWEELING | Approx. 94 m² apartment in the city centre with three bedrooms and a south?facing roof terrace. Freehold property The full living experience can be explored on our website or by downloading our magazine. You can also easily schedule your own viewing online. Tour The entrance immediately reveals the layered composition of the building. The first floor serves as a calm midpoint where living and resting come together. The primary bedroom is quietly positioned at the rear and receives a soft, filtered light — a room defined by simplicity and functionality, where every element is in harmony with the whole. The second room works well as an office, guest bedroom or child’s room. The proportions are efficient, and the natural light brings a pleasant sense of liveliness throughout the day. The bathroom is centrally located on this level and features a light, clean finish. The combination of bathtub and shower is thoughtfully integrated, making optimal use of the available space. The authentic spiral staircase forms the transition to the top floor under the roof, where the spatial experience takes on a new dimension. Beneath the original rafters, the living area unfolds as a characterful space, with exposed wooden beams introducing rhythm and structure. Directly adjoining the living area is the roof terrace — a natural extension of the interior. Here, inside and outside flow seamlessly into one another. The terrace accommodates multiple seating arrangements and is surrounded by a layered cityscape of rooftops and façades softened by greenery. Its southern orientation offers exceptional sunlight, from early morning rays to the warm glow of late evening. The eat?in kitchen is located on the level below, forming an independent, functional space within the home. This positioning creates tranquillity in the living area while clearly separating cooking from living, without losing cohesion. Back in the living area beneath the roof, the essence of the property becomes tangible: a carefully considered composition of levels, functions and sightlines. The perceived spaciousness exceeds the measured surface area thanks to its spatial layout and clear division. Each room plays its own role within the whole, contributing to a living environment where architecture and daily life are beautifully balanced. What the owners will miss “The unique combination of quiet living, with a sunny, leafy roof terrace, right in the heart of Amsterdam — with the Jordaan as our backyard… The modern finishes and generous sense of space, together with the cosy, authentic details dating back to the 17th century… It is incredibly hard to leave a place where we have felt so at home, every single day.” Neighbourhood Singel 100 E sits in a prominent location in the historic centre of Amsterdam, where heritage and contemporary energy meet. The apartment is surrounded by the restaurants and cafés of the Jordaan, the boutique shops of the Nine Streets and the lively atmosphere of the Haarlemmerbuurt. The neighbourhood offers an excellent choice of dining options — from informal cafés to upscale restaurants with international cuisine — making it a destination for every taste and occasion. On our website, we have collected the most beloved local hotspots to accompany the presentation of this home. Key Features • Residential floor area approx. 94 m² • South?facing roof terrace approx. 15 m² • Authentic 17th?century architectural details • Freehold property • Energy label E • HOA service costs: €75 per month • National heritage monument (Rijksmonument) • Located within a nationally protected cityscape • Part of the UNESCO World Heritage zone For more information, see the websites of the Nationaal Monumentenportaal, Restauratiefonds and the Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed for potential subsidies. This information has been compiled with great care. However, no liability is accepted for any inaccuracies, omissions or consequences thereof. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative only. The measurement guidelines are based on NEN 2580, designed to provide a more standardised way of determining usable floor area. Differences in outcome may still occur due to interpretation, rounding or practical limitations during measurement.