Van Breestraat 150-H1071 ZW AmsterdamCornelis Schuytbuurt

VAN BREE No. 150 – A spacious ground-floor residence spanning nearly 230 m², spread across three levels. This stunning home underwent a complete renovation and redesign in 2021 under the expert guidance of Büro Kif Design Studio. The property has also been featured in an edition of Stijlvol Wonen magazine. The main floor features a beautiful en-suite living room with a kitchen at the rear. On the upper level, you will find an impressive four bedrooms and two bathrooms, with one of the bedrooms offering access to a rooftop terrace. The lower level boasts a separate bedroom with its own bathroom, complete with a shower, sink, toilet, and bidet. Additionally, this floor includes a media/office room with access to the 30 m² garden. The meticulous renovation and thoughtfully designed spaces make this ground-floor residence a truly remarkable find Curious to experience the full residential ambiance? Visit our website or download our magazine for an immersive tour. Property This ground-floor residence offers a private entrance featuring a charming vestibule and an antique glass door adorned with decorative lilies. The hallway includes a spacious toilet with a small sink and a cloakroom tucked beneath the staircase. The living room en-suite showcases a seating area, original ceilings, and a fireplace with an open hearth. Through elegant sliding glass doors, you enter the dining room with its original ceiling, seamlessly connecting to the luxurious open kitchen equipped with high-quality built-in appliances. The garden room, accessible via sliding doors and a steel staircase, was created during the foundation renovation. The lower level encompasses an open space currently used as a play area, a guest room with its own bathroom, and a technical room housing the central heating system and connections for a washing machine and dryer. The first floor features a master bedroom with access to a spacious terrace, a large bedroom with a front balcony, and two side rooms currently used as studies. A centrally accessible bathroom serves the floor, while the master bedroom enjoys a private en-suite bathroom. The garden, accessible through French doors from the garden room or via the garden staircase from the kitchen, boasts a tiled surface with lush green borders. Neighborhood Two hundred years ago, where the Museumplein now stands, there were farms. In the early 20th century, the construction of the Museumkwartier began to create more residential space. The influence of architect Cuypers is recognizable in both the initial dwellings and the neo-Gothic design of the Rijksmuseum. This period is beautifully portrayed in Thomas Rosenboom's novel Publieke Werken. Together with the neo-Renaissance-style Concertgebouw, these buildings shape the character of the neighborhood. The arrival of the Van Gogh Museum also brought the contemporary architecture of Gerrit Rietveld to the Museumplein. The neighborhood's offering of restaurants, cafes, and shops is as eclectic as its architectural styles, perfectly complementing the area's international allure. Haute couture enthusiasts and buyers can indulge in the P.C. Hooftstraat, home to renowned fashion houses such as Burberry, Ba&sh, and Isabel Marant Étoile.One of the advantages of this neighborhood is that the city center, De Pijp, and Amsterdam Zuid - including the Vondelpark - are all within walking distance. On our website, we have compiled an overview of the most enjoyable hotspots in the area. Key features: • Approximate living area: 228 m² • North-facing garden of approximately 30 m² • Situated on freehold land • Energy label: B • Renovated and furnished by Büro Kif Design Studio in 2021 • Foundation renewed in 2003 • Protected cityscape (Rijksbeschermd stadsgezicht) While we have compiled this information with due care, we do not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracies, or other errors, or their consequences. All provided measurements and areas are indicative only. The Measurement Instruction is based on the NEN2580 standard. It aims to provide a more consistent way of measuring to give an indication of the usable surface area. The Measurement Instruction does not fully exclude differences in measurement results due to, for example, interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations during the measurement process.