Kerkstraat 3641017 JB AmsterdamAmstelveldbuurt

MORUS | Charming townhouse of approximately 114 m² of living space and 28 m² of additional internal space, located in the Amstelveld area. The house features a living room with a semi-open kitchen at the rear, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a garden, and a roof terrace. Situated on freehold land. The full living experience can be explored on our website or by downloading our magazine. You can also easily schedule a viewing via our website. Tour The ground floor consists of a bright, continuous living space running from front to back, with exposed white-painted beams and a wide oak floor. At the front is the dining area, while at the rear is the sitting area overlooking the sunny garden. A built-in cabinet in a soft grey-green tone marks the transition to the kitchen. The kitchen is located at the rear and offers direct access to the garden. It is finished with dark blue cabinetry, a wooden worktop, and a distinctive tiled floor laid in a diagonal pattern. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom. The principal bedroom at the rear overlooks the greenery and is openly connected to the bathroom, which is fitted with a bathtub, shower, and washbasin. The attic floor also offers two bedrooms, along with a workspace and a second bathroom. The rooms feature bespoke built-in solutions and an exposed roof structure. The roof terrace is accessed from the rear room. The house benefits from a sunny south-facing rear garden of approximately 42.8 m² and a roof terrace of approximately 11.48 m² with open views over the surrounding inner gardens. Thanks to its position in the middle of the building block, both outdoor spaces are quiet and private. At the rear stands an old brick wall covered with climbing plants, a remnant of the former mulberry orchard. What the current owners will miss “In the front rooms, we enjoy watching the cyclists and pedestrians travelling into and out of the city centre via the Magere Brug. In the rooms at the back, we enjoy the birds flying through the gardens and the view of our own garden and the rear houses along the Prinsengracht.” Neighbourhood trechtsestraat, a charming shopping street in the southern canal belt, between Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht near Frederiksplein. Utrechtsestraat connects the three main canals and still reflects the atmosphere of the seventeenth-century city expansion. The street is known for its carefully curated selection of fashion, design, delicatessen, and lifestyle shops, and has established itself as one of Amsterdam’s greener shopping streets. Restaurants such as Guts, Bar Bitterbal, and Bistro Bonjour, along with Café Van Leeuwen and its jazz evenings, give the area a lively culinary feel. With shops including We Are Labels, Bolia, and Aesop, as well as Marqt for daily groceries, the street offers a mix of exclusivity and convenience, just a stone’s throw from Rembrandtplein. On our website, we have also highlighted the best local hotspots in the area. Key features • Living area of approximately 114 m² • Additional internal space of approximately 28 m² (bedroom on the attic floor) • South-facing garden of approximately 43 m² • South-facing roof terrace of approximately 11 m² • Freehold property • National monument • Located within a nationally protected cityscape • Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site For more information about possible subsidies, please consult the websites of the National Monuments Portal, the Restoration Fund, and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands. This information has been compiled with due care. However, we accept no liability for any inaccuracies, omissions, or consequences thereof. All stated measurements and surface areas are indicative only. The BBMI measurement instructions are intended to provide a more consistent method for indicating usable floor space. However, differences in measurement outcomes may still occur due to interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations during measurement.