Schapenburgerpad 271071 ZA AmsterdamP.C. Hooftbuurt

Freestanding living on own ground near the PC Hooftstraat, it exists! There are places in Amsterdam the city has known for centuries, but that most Amsterdammers have never found. The Schapenburgerpad is one of them. And at the end of this path stands freestanding house number 27. Tucked between the Vossiusstraat and the PC Hooftstraat, two of the city's most well-known streets, this sandy path has been hidden behind the facades of the Museum Quarter since 1782. It is the last remaining polder path in Amsterdam. No cars. No traffic. No tourists. Just the path, the greenery, and the houses that have stood here for generations. Anyone who walks in for the first time understands immediately that this is no ordinary place. Who makes their ideal home here? Someone who is not looking for a finished product, but for a place that still needs to be shaped entirely. Someone who rolls up their sleeves, has a vision, and the drive to create something that bears their own mark. This freestanding house from 1877, on a plot of 285m², asks for an owner who sees its raw condition not as a problem, but as a possibility. On one of the most unique spots Amsterdam has to offer. The property has an officially measured living area of 91m² according to the NEN 2580 report. In addition, the house includes a ground floor and internal spaces that are currently not qualified as living area, but that can become so with the addition of fixed heating alone. This concerns approximately 108m² of additional space which, if properly executed, could bring the total living area to approximately 199m². This is a possibility, not a certainty. The buyer is responsible for the realisation and any required permits. The layout: the path leads you to the front garden at its end, from where you enter through the front door. To the right an open space, to the left a utility room housing the washing machine and boiler. A staircase leads to the first floor. On the first floor you enter with the bedroom to your left, and to the right the living room spanning two interconnected spaces, a semi-open kitchen and a bathroom. A spiral staircase connects to the second floor. On the second floor you find two bedrooms, with a loft above. This property offers multiple possibilities. As an investment, with the potential to create separate apartments in this unique location. Or for someone who wants to make it their own home something possible nowhere else in Amsterdam. Either way, you are not buying square metres. You are buying a place the city has preserved for three hundred years. Specifications - Living area: 91 m² (NEN 2580 measured) - Current additional internal space: 125 m² - Potential extra living area: approx. 108 m² (subject to addition of fixed heating, at buyer's expense) - Potential total living area: approx. 199 m² - Plot: 285 m² - Own ground, no leasehold - Year of construction: 1877 - Foundation is renewed in 1988 with steal poles. - Central heating boiler: 2024 - Freestanding house on freehold land - Full renovation required - Right of way over the Schapenburgerpad from the Hobbemastraat (acquired by prescription) - 1 parking permit possible - Quick transfer possible Accessible on foot or by bicycle only, via the Hobbemastraat, with right of way over the Schapenburgerpad acquired by prescription.