Burmanstraat 15-21091 SG AmsterdamWeesperzijde-Midden/Zuid

An attractive and wonderfully light double upper house of approximately 130 m² located in one of the most beautiful side streets of the Weesperzijde, near the Amstel. The house has a large living room and a kitchen with sunny balconies, three bedrooms, a study, and a new bathroom. The characteristic building is located in the popular Weesperzijde neighborhood on its own land. Layout Second floor: Entrance hall with access to all rooms, meter cupboard, toilet with washbasin, and access to the study. At the front of the house is the spacious L-shaped living room with balcony, and at the rear is the kitchen with French doors to a balcony. The living room and kitchen are separated by large, high-quality white steel doors with lots of glass, creating wonderfully light spaces. The modern kitchen (2021) has a hard stone countertop and is equipped with various built-in appliances such as a 6-burner gas stove with oven (Smeg), a dishwasher, a large refrigerator, separate freezer, and offers plenty of cupboard space. Third floor: Very spacious landing, two bedrooms at the front and a master bedroom with built-in wardrobes at the rear. The modern bathroom (2021) has a unique built-in skylight, a bathtub, walk-in shower, sink, radiator, and toilet. The indoor storage room offers plenty of storage space, has a built-in cupboard and space for a washing machine and dryer. The recently renovated and accessible green roof (with inspection platform) has 11 solar panels, 4 of which belong to this property. Owners Association This is the Owners' Association (VvE) Burmanstraat 15 in Amsterdam. It is a small and active VvE with 3 members. The administration is done in-house. The service costs are €275 per month. Highlights • Lovely, light double upper house of approximately 130 m² • Located on the second and third floors • Characteristic building from 1885 • 2 sunny balconies • 3 bedrooms and a study • Modern bathroom and kitchen (2021) • Hardwood frames with insulated glazing • Energy label A • Small and active owners' association • Service costs are €275 per month • WOZ value is €920,000 (reference date 1-1-2024) • Freehold Surroundings and accessibility The Burmanstraat is a quiet side street of the Weesperzijde, a sought-after residential area near the city center and the Amstel. It is wonderful to walk here under the trees and along the terraces on the waterfront. De Pijp with the Albert Cuyp market is just across the bridge. All amenities are within walking or cycling distance, including well-known cafés and restaurants such as The Geek Embassy, Hesp, Bam Boa, Rijssel, Ysbreeker, Baut Oost, Canvas (Volkshotel), and Dauphine, various theaters including Theater Carré and the National Opera & Ballet, city parks including Sarphatipark, Oosterpark, and Park Frankendael, and various (neighborhood) shops. A large Albert Heijn supermarket is within walking distance. There are good schools in the neighborhood. Very easily accessible by both public transport and car. The connection to the city is more than excellent, with tram and metro services, among others. The Wibautstraat and Weesperplein metro stations and Amstelstation train station are within walking distance. The A10 ring road is less than 5 minutes away by car. Seller says What makes the current residents enjoy living here and why have they decided to sell the house? The seller explains. We bought this house in early 2014. We found the location very attractive: next to the Amstel, close to the city center, theaters, restaurants, nice cafes, good schools, and sports clubs, yet very well and easily accessible by both car and public transportation. When we first cycled down the street, we immediately noticed how wide it was, with trees and front gardens. Once inside, we were overwhelmed by the amount of light coming in on both sides of the house (always sunny!) and the wonderful space, a sun-drenched double upper floor. And all this in what we now dare to say is one of the nicest streets in Amsterdam. A stroke of luck. What makes the neighborhood and this street in particular so unique, apart from the great location on the water, is that most people know each other and there is contact between residents. Every other year, for example, there is a street party where the street is closed off and residents eat and drink together at large tables. It is also a very child-friendly and green neighborhood. Children often play outside together, jump into the Amstel after school, or play in the schoolyard on the corner (of a very popular elementary school). The Weesperzijde has been beautifully renovated in recent years and is becoming greener and greener. It feels like a touch of Paris in Amsterdam. It is therefore no surprise that we wanted to stay in this street and neighborhood, even though we were slowly ready for a little more space with three growing boys and our work. When we unexpectedly had the opportunity to buy our neighbors' house a few doors down, we didn't hesitate for a moment. We hope, of course, that the future residents of our house will be just as happy here as we have been!