Van Eeghenstraat 39-H1071 EV AmsterdamConcertgebouwbuurt

DE DRIE DUBBEL | A family home across three delightful levels. A surprising and versatile residence of approximately 220 m², spread over three floors, featuring a bright and playful living room and six bedrooms. This home has its own distinctive style and character, with an unconventional layout that also lends itself well to working from home. The striking double-height void, the internal staircase, and the beautiful natural light are what make this house truly stand out. With generous space for a variety of functions, it offers a rare opportunity to live comfortably in one of Oud-Zuid’s most sought-after locations. Experience the full atmosphere of this home on our website or download our magazine. Easy Saturday Family Viewing: visit us this Saturday, 30 August, between 12:00 and 14:00 without appointment, or simply schedule your private viewing via our website. Tour Entry is on the upper ground floor, leading directly into the main living level – a wonderfully light-filled space with French doors opening to the south, making the dining area especially inviting. The kitchen, semi-open in layout with a bold and contemporary feel, is a dream for cooking enthusiasts and benefits from abundant daylight through the glass rear façade. A striking void and steel staircase connect this level with the lower garden floor, where the sitting area is located at the front of the house. The vertical wall of the void forms a strong architectural element that visually ties the two living levels together. From the kitchen, a fixed staircase also leads down into the garden. The garden floor offers a primary bedroom with en suite bathroom, a versatile front-facing room, and a central space with multiple potential uses. This level also features a laundry room, storage, additional wardrobes, and a guest WC. The sunny, secluded south-facing garden can be accessed from both the kitchen and the primary bedroom, and is framed by mature greenery that provides privacy and atmosphere. On the first floor, there are four bright bedrooms, a generous bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower and double vanity, plus a separate WC. The largest bedroom at the rear opens onto a sunny south-facing balcony. The entire floor is finished with white-painted wooden floors, adding to the airy and serene atmosphere. Together, the expansive living areas, six bedrooms, two bathrooms, additional multifunctional spaces, and the intimate south-facing garden make this the ideal family home in a prime Oud-Zuid location. Neighbourhood Located in the sought-after Concertgebouwbuurt in Amsterdam-Zuid, near the entrance of Vondelpark on Jacob Obrechtstraat and just a short walk from Cornelis Schuytstraat and the PC Hooftstraat. This part of Van Eeghenlaan is considered one of the most desirable residential addresses in the city, offering the tranquillity of the park and a refined local atmosphere, thanks to the excellent amenities in the area. Within walking distance you’ll find trendy cafés, exclusive boutiques, and high-quality local shops including a bakery, butcher, and greengrocer. Every Saturday, the farmers' market on Jacob Obrechtstraat adds to the neighbourhood’s charm. There are gyms, yoga studios, and the luxurious spa of the Conservatorium Hotel all nearby. The Zuid district also offers a wide range of reputable (international) schools, including the British School, which is just a five-minute bike ride away. Cultural life thrives here, with the world-renowned Royal Concertgebouw just around the corner. In the property’s online presentation, we’ve highlighted our favourite local hotspots. Specifications - Living area approximately 220 m² - South-facing garden of 8.5 meters deep; of approximately 45 m² - Freehold property (no leasehold) - Energy label B - Well-managed homeowners’ association - Monthly HOA service costs: €375 - Foundation works completed circa 1983 - Located within a designated heritage area (rijksbeschermd stadsgezicht) This information has been compiled with the utmost care. However, no legal rights can be derived from its content. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative. The measurement instruction is based on the NEN2580 standard, intended to provide a more uniform method for indicating usable floor space. It does not rule out differences in measurement outcomes caused by interpretation differences, rounding, or measurement constraints.