Commelinstraat 33-31093 TH AmsterdamDapperbuurt-Noord

Commelinstraat 33-3 – Amsterdam (Dapperbuurt) Municipal Monument • Freehold land • Energy label B Light, character and tranquillity in a monumental freehold building — Amsterdam-Oost at its very best. Some homes do not need much explanation. You feel it the moment you step inside. Commelinstraat 33-3 is exactly that kind of home. A particularly bright and atmospheric three-room apartment on the third floor of a richly detailed municipal monument dating from 1880. A home with character, high ceilings, a beautiful wooden floor, a generous south-facing living room, two bedrooms at the quiet rear, a luxurious bathroom and a semi-open kitchen. Commelinstraat is not an ordinary Amsterdam street. Broadly laid out, with mature trees on both sides, it has a stately nineteenth-century appearance. Quiet, green and spacious, yet right in the heart of the city — within walking distance of Oosterpark, Dappermarkt, the Tropenmuseum and Amsterdam Muiderpoort station. This is Amsterdam-Oost living exactly as you want it: lively as soon as you step outside, peaceful as soon as you come home. The apartment was fully renovated in 2011, is situated on freehold land — so no leasehold — and forms part of a building of which both the front and rear elevations were fully painted in 2024. The combination of monumental presence and modern living comfort is precisely what makes this home so attractive. A MONUMENTAL BUILDING WITH PRESENCE Commelinstraat 33 was built in 1880 and has the look and feel you hope to find in a classic Amsterdam building from this period: elegant, stately and clearly designed with attention to detail. The façade, windows and entrance are richly decorated with distinctive original ornaments, which have largely been preserved. On 8 October 2013, the building was designated as a municipal monument (no. 0363/200689). This is official recognition of the architectural and historical value of the building within the Amsterdam streetscape. The entrance, stairwell and landing are broad and comfortable — a rarity for an Amsterdam upper-floor apartment. The apartment itself is located on the third floor: bright, peaceful and with an atmosphere that immediately feels right. LIGHT, HEIGHT AND A CLEVER LAYOUT As soon as you enter the apartment, the light stands out. Not just a touch of daylight, but a generous southern exposure that gives the space an open and pleasant character throughout the entire day. The layout is clear and functional. The hallway provides logical access to all rooms, and the classic Amsterdam front/rear layout works particularly well here: Living in the light, sleeping in tranquillity. The living room and kitchen are positioned at the sunny front. The bedrooms are at the quiet, green rear. No wasted metres, no forced solutions. THE LIVING ROOM The spacious living room is located at the front of the apartment, facing south, and enjoys daylight throughout the day. From the third floor, there is a pleasant open view across the broad, green Commelinstraat — and towards the Tropenmuseum. The large windows bring the streetscape and the sky into the room. The space has everything that gives a living room character: high ceilings, a warm wooden floor and attractive internal doors with decorative frames. There is ample room for a comfortable seating area by the windows, a large dining table and, in addition, a workspace or book wall. The atmosphere is stylish and relaxed — open and airy. THE KITCHEN The semi-open kitchen connects to the living room — a considered choice that keeps the living space open and sociable. The kitchen has its own defined place without dominating the room. Ideal for those who enjoy cooking with company or entertaining guests. The kitchen is fitted with various built-in appliances and offers sufficient worktop and storage space. Practical in layout and pleasant in daily use. THE BEDROOMS At the rear of the apartment are two bedrooms: The principal bedroom is spacious and well laid out, with views over the quiet courtyard garden. There is room for a double bed, wardrobes and additional furniture. Peace at the rear, light from the garden side. The second bedroom is highly versatile: as a study, children’s room, guest room or dressing room. The space shows that this room can be more than just a standard second bedroom. For many buyers, precisely this second room will be the deciding factor. Working from home, hosting guests, creating a children’s room or simply having extra space: the apartment offers flexibility without the layout ever feeling forced. THE BATHROOM AND ADDITIONAL SPACES The bathroom is luxuriously finished and features both a large bathtub and a separate shower. In Amsterdam, this is far from self-evident in an apartment of this size. The bathtub invites relaxation; the separate shower is practical for everyday use. The finish is well cared for and timeless. In addition, the apartment has a separate toilet — a very practical plus — and a separate space for the washing machine, dryer and central heating boiler. Everything has its logical place. As a result, the home remains calm and uncluttered. FREEHOLD LAND — NO LEASEHOLD The apartment is situated on freehold land. No leasehold, no ground rent, no conversion scheme and no uncertainty about leasehold conditions. In Amsterdam, this is a substantial advantage that carries real weight in the purchasing decision. At Commelinstraat 33-3, you are buying an atmospheric apartment in a strong location — with clarity on this point. COMMELINSTRAAT — MORE AVENUE THAN STREET Commelinstraat is one of those streets you only truly appreciate once you walk through it. Broadly laid out, with mature trees on both sides and a distinctive nineteenth-century appearance, it feels more like an avenue. In summer, a green tunnel; in autumn, a warm palette of colour. Quiet, spacious and friendly. That makes this location different from many others in the area. You live in peace, yet right in the middle of everything that makes Amsterdam-Oost so appealing. AMSTERDAM-OOST AT ITS VERY BEST Oosterpark is approximately 350 metres away — one of Amsterdam’s finest city parks. Ideal for a morning run, a walk or a quiet moment in the greenery, with plenty of water, after a busy day. Just around the corner is Dappermarkt, open daily and one of the city’s most vibrant markets: fresh vegetables, fish, cheese, flowers and everything that gives everyday city life its colour. The Tropenmuseum — part of the National Museum of World Cultures — is close by and visible from the apartment. One of Amsterdam’s landmark museum buildings, with an impressive year-round programme. Linnaeusstraat, Javastraat, Beukenplein and Oostpoort shopping centre are all close by as well. Together, they form a dense network of coffee bars, restaurants, terraces, supermarkets and small specialist shops. Amsterdam-Oost is lively, cultural and diverse — and that is precisely what makes it so attractive. Here, you live in a real neighbourhood. ACCESSIBILITY Amsterdam Muiderpoort station is within walking distance and offers fast train connections towards Amsterdam Centraal, Schiphol, Almere, Utrecht and Rotterdam. Various tram and bus connections are also available in the immediate vicinity. By bicycle, you can quickly reach the Plantagebuurt, the city centre, De Pijp or Watergraafsmeer. By car, the A10 ring road is easily accessible, with connections towards Amstelveen, Hoofddorp, Utrecht and Schiphol. LAYOUT Via the shared entrance and spacious stairwell, you reach the apartment on the third floor. Hallway with access to all rooms. At the front: generous south-facing living room with large windows, high ceilings, wooden floor and views over Commelinstraat. Semi-open kitchen with various built-in appliances. At the rear: spacious principal bedroom overlooking the courtyard garden and a second bedroom. Centrally positioned: luxurious bathroom with large bathtub and separate shower. Separate toilet. Separate space for washing machine, dryer and central heating boiler. PARTICULARS • Asking price: €595,000, costs payable by the purchaser • Living area: approx. 66 m² (in accordance with NEN 2580) • Situated on freehold land — no leasehold • Third floor • Three-room apartment with two bedrooms • Municipal monument, built in 1880 (monument no. 0363/200689) • Fully renovated in 2011 • Building painted in 2024 (front and rear elevations) • South-facing living room — excellent natural light • High ceilings • Beautiful wooden floor throughout the apartment • Attractive internal doors with decorative frames • Semi-open kitchen with various built-in appliances • Luxurious bathroom with large bathtub and separate shower • Separate toilet • Separate space for washing machine, dryer and central heating boiler • Spacious principal bedroom at the quiet rear • Second bedroom — versatile in use • Double glazing • View towards the Tropenmuseum • Approx. 350 metres from Oosterpark • Dappermarkt, cafés, restaurants and shops within walking distance • Amsterdam Muiderpoort station within walking distance • Active, professionally managed owners’ association • Service charges: approx. €166 per month • Energy label B • Completion in consultation Commelinstraat 33-3 is not a standard upper-floor apartment. It is an apartment with abundant light, character and a location that offers almost everything that makes Amsterdam-Oost so loved. The south-facing living room, high ceilings, wooden floor and monumental appearance give the home its atmosphere. The two bedrooms, luxurious bathroom and practical layout make it comfortable. The freehold land, municipal monument status and broad, green street give it lasting value. A home for those who seek the city, but not the chaos. For those who want character, but also comfort. For those who want to live in Amsterdam-Oost, in a place that simply feels right. Arrange a viewing. Commelinstraat is a street you need to walk — and this apartment is one you need to see. The Measurement Instruction is based on NEN 2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform method of measurement when providing an indication of the usable floor area. The Measurement Instruction does not fully exclude differences in measurement outcomes, for example as a result of interpretation differences, rounding or limitations in carrying out the measurement.