van Schevichavenstraat 3-S6511 LM NijmegenStadscentrum

Unique City Loft with Monumental Charm – Van Schevichavenstraat 3-S, Nijmegen This city loft in Nijmegen’s former main post office combines historic character with modern living comfort. The apartment stands out due to its wide and deep layout, high windows, lofty ceilings, and the distinctive “loft feeling.” Spread over three levels, it features two bedrooms (one currently used as an extra living room), a luxury kitchen, a private terrace, and a shared courtyard. With an energy label A, a central city location, and recent renovations in 2025 (fresh plastering and painting), this turnkey home is perfect for those seeking comfortable living in a characterful setting. Key Features: *Living area: approx. 81 m² *Energy label: A *Rijksmonument (built in 1907) *Renovated between 2008–2010 with modern finishes *Freshly plastered and painted in 2025 *Three levels *Two bedrooms (one currently used as a living room) *Private terrace and shared courtyard *Luxury kitchen with high-end built-in appliances *Lift in the building *Active homeowners association *Custom-made built-in wardrobes included *Quiet location in the city center *Turnkey and well-maintained Ground Floor The building features a well-maintained, secured entrance with doorbell panel and video intercom. The floors are easily accessible via a spacious stairwell or lift. First Level Upon entering, you arrive in a bright hallway with a modern toilet with washbasin and the meter cupboard. At the front of the apartment is the stylish, fully equipped kitchen, featuring a steam oven, built-in coffee machine, combination oven-microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer, and induction cooktop. The living room is directly connected to the kitchen and includes a striking mezzanine opening to the second level, creating a spacious, light-filled atmosphere. Outdoor Space Residents have access to a beautifully landscaped shared courtyard. The private terrace is directly adjacent and enjoys a favorable sun orientation, allowing for outdoor enjoyment until late in the evening. Second Level This floor contains the first room, currently used as a living room. It includes a practical built-in wardrobe and houses the central heating installation. Third Level The top floor features a spacious bedroom with an impressive high ceiling. The adjoining bathroom is modern and equipped with a walk-in (rain) shower, vanity unit, designer radiator, a second toilet, and connections for a washing machine. Basement The basement includes a private storage room and a shared bicycle storage area. About the Building Originally built in 1907 as Nijmegen’s main post office, the building was designed by a pupil of P.H.J. Cuypers in the distinctive “post office Gothic” style. It served as a post office for many decades. Between 2008 and 2010, the building was fully redeveloped into a mix of supermarket, shops, and high-quality apartments. The characteristic monumental façade was preserved, while the interior was completely modernized and finished to a high standard. Location Van Schevichavenstraat is situated in a quiet street in the heart of Nijmegen. Shops, restaurants, and the central station are within walking distance. Nijmegen-East, the Waalkade, and Kronenburgerpark are also nearby. Educational institutions such as Radboud University, HAN University of Applied Sciences, and ROC, as well as hospitals, are easily accessible. Asking Price: €450,000 Buyers costs Interested in this city loft? Contact us to schedule a viewing and experience the layout, location, and quality of this home for yourself. Disclaimers: This information has been compiled with care. We strive for completeness and accuracy but accept no liability for any omissions, errors, or the consequences thereof. The measurements of the property have been carried out according to NEN 2580 standards, but variations in results cannot be completely excluded. The purchase agreement only becomes legally binding once it has been signed by both the buyer and the seller, in accordance with Article 7:2 of the Dutch Civil Code.