Ten Katestraat 55-31053 BZ AmsterdamBellamybuurt-Zuid

LIGHT, STYLE AND COMFORT IN THE HEART OF OUD-WEST Ten Katestraat 55-3 – Amsterdam Welcome to the beloved Hallenkwartier! Nestled along the vibrant Ten Katemarkt – with its lively stalls, authentic neighbourhood charm, and endless stream of culture and culinary delights – you’ll find this light-filled, stylishly renovated apartment of approx. 44 m², located on the third floor of a characterful building dating back to 1894. With an A energy label, a delightful east-facing balcony, a modern kitchen, a cleverly designed layout, and foundation repairs carried out in 2015, this is the perfect city apartment for those seeking comfort, quality, and the full Amsterdam experience – with peace and quiet once you step inside. At a glance • Approx. 44 m² of living space (measured according to NEN 2580) • Located on the third floor of a beautifully preserved 1894 building • East-facing balcony: morning sun and views over the inner courtyard • Fully renovated in 2015 – including foundation restoration • A energy label – well insulated throughout • Modern open-plan kitchen with built-in appliances • Bedroom separated by smart sliding door • Contemporary bathroom with natural light, shower, WC, and washbasin • Active and professionally managed owners’ association (VvE) • Leasehold bought off until 15 February 2065 • Transfer by mutual agreement – quick completion possible Smartly designed, light-filled and practical Upon entering, you’re immediately struck by the apartment’s tranquillity and brightness: large windows and generous ceiling height create a spacious and airy atmosphere. The living room comfortably accommodates both a cosy lounge area and dining space, while the modern kitchen is fitted with sleek worktops, integrated appliances, and even a washing machine connection – ideal for smart and efficient urban living. A sliding door allows for a well-proportioned bedroom, also filled with natural light. The layout is perfectly considered, balancing flow, privacy, and functionality. The bathroom, fully tiled in light tones, features a clean walk-in shower, toilet, and washbasin – and a rare bonus: natural daylight thanks to a window. Your private balcony in the morning sun To the rear lies the sheltered east-facing balcony – a serene spot for morning coffee, a good book, or a quiet glass of wine in the early evening light. The neighbourhood: lively, beloved and everything within reach Living on Ten Katestraat means being at the very heart of Amsterdam’s dynamic Oud-West district. Right on your doorstep lies the daily Ten Katemarkt: fresh, local, full of life and authenticity. At the end of the street you’ll find De Hallen, Amsterdam’s cultural and culinary hub for film, food and events. Within just a few minutes you can walk or cycle to the Jordaan, Vondelpark, the Kinkerstraat, the city centre, or the famous canal belt. Everything is nearby: supermarkets, gyms, cafés, boutiques, galleries and excellent public transport connections to all parts of the city. Whether you're seeking vibrant city living, a savvy investment, or simply a welcoming home of your own in Amsterdam – this is where you want to be. Key features • Built in 1894, fully renovated in 2015 (incl. foundation) • Double glazing throughout and excellent insulation • Energy label A • East-facing balcony • Professionally managed owners’ association • Ground lease bought off until 15 February 2065 • Transfer by mutual agreement (quick completion possible) An opportunity not to be missed – move-in ready in Oud-West Ten Katestraat 55-3 offers everything you could want in a city apartment: charm, light, modern convenience and a top location. Whether it’s the market, De Hallen, the Vondelpark or that perfect blend of vibrancy and calm – this home has it all. It just might be your new place to call home. The measurement instruction is based on the NEN2580 standard. Its purpose is to apply a uniform method of measurement to provide an indicative assessment of the usable floor area. The instruction does not fully exclude differences in measurement outcomes, for example due to interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations during the measuring process.