Cabotstraat 25-A41057 VP AmsterdamColumbusplein e.o.

The apartment features a comfortable living room with an open kitchen, two bedrooms, a recently renovated bathroom. The property is situated on municipal leasehold land, with an annual ground rent of € 207.48. Tour Beneath the sloping roof unfolds a residence that surprises with light, clarity and refinement. From the moment you enter, the rhythm of the architecture aligns with the calm of the interior. Three large skylights on the southwest side cast broad paths of daylight across the living kitchen. The white plastered walls reflect the light, which settles gently into the soft curves of the ceiling and floor. The seating area lies on the brighter side, arranged with restraint around a low table and a naturally woven rug. Every element in this space is tuned to balance. The wall kitchen — handleless, sand-toned and without upper cabinets — recedes modestly against the slanted wall. The natural stone–look worktop adds refinement without drawing attention. Opposite stands a compact dining table for two, positioned in a niche that feels unexpectedly spacious. Even the air conditioning, discreetly concealed above the seating area, offers comfort without visual noise. At the rear lies the bedroom, tucked beneath the roof plane. The sloping lines capture the light in serene corners. Two windows open the room to the day, while the bed anchors the centre of the space. Everything is understated: light fabrics, soft transitions, a simple wooden stool evoking precision and calm. The bathroom continues the apartment’s serene atmosphere. Finished in earthy tones, the space combines smooth plaster with warm textures and is equipped with a walk-in shower, washbasin cabinet and toilet. Neighbourhood On the edge of lively De Baarsjes lies the charming Cabotstraat, a street where history and urban energy come together. Developed during post-war reconstruction in the mid-twentieth century, the neighbourhood offers a harmonious blend of traditional brick architecture and contemporary influences. Its cultural heart is the Chassé Theatre, a beloved venue for film and performance. Culinary highlights include Bakkerij Fort Negen — known for artisanal bread and Sunday-morning croissants enjoyed in the sunny garden — Italian restaurant Volare with authentic dishes, and waterside bar-restaurant Edel. The proximity of the Rembrandtpark and Vondelpark creates a pleasant balance between city life and greenery. Ten minutes by bike from the Jordaan, yet waking up to birdsong in the garden. Cabotstraat brings together a warm neighbourhood atmosphere with a practical, central location in Amsterdam’s urban fabric. Details Living area approx. twenty square metres Fully renovated to a high standard in two thousand twenty-five Located on municipal leasehold land (Gemeente Amsterdam); current period runs through fifteen August two thousand fifty-three, AB two thousand, annual indexed ground rent € 207.48 Energy label A, valid through ten July two thousand thirty-five Monthly VvE service charges Floor heating combined with poured floorin Municipally protected cityscape Non-occupancy clause applies Project notary: Lubbers en Dijk Notarissen Quick delivery possible