Jacob van Lennepstraat 33-1V1053 HB AmsterdamDa Costabuurt-Zuid

Completely renovated 2-room apartment located on private land in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Oud-West. On the nicest part of the Jacob van Lennepstraat, right around the corner from the Nassaukade. Close to the Jordaan and the canal belt, the Leidseplein, Vondelpark, the Helmersbuurt and the Kinkerstraat with, among others, the Foodhallen. Living at its best. In a new house with the beautiful facade from 1881. The renovation was tackled very thoroughly and solidly in 2009. Literally everything that could be renovated has been done. Including the foundation, exterior facade (cleaned, impregnated and provided with new cutting joint), windows (hr++) and frames, kitchen, bathroom, plumbing, electricity, central heating system, radiators, insulation of floors and ceilings. The house is located on the first floor at the front. You have a nice view of the cozy street and the da Costakade. The kitchen was completely renovated in 2020 and has a fridge with freezer, dishwasher, induction hob and an oven and plenty of storage space. In addition, you will find a handy built-in cupboard where you will find the central heating boiler, which was renovated in 2023, and where you can place a washing machine/washer-dryer combination. All walls and the ceiling are smoothly plastered and there is a beautiful oak floor. The neat bathroom has a toilet, washbasin with extra storage space and a spacious walk-in shower. In the practical bedroom you have enough space for your double bed and a spacious wardrobe. Features: - Own land, no leasehold - Energy label B - Completely renovated in 2009 - 33 m2 living space (NEN 2580) - New foundation - Kitchen was renovated in 2020 and equipped with various built-in appliances - Smooth plastered walls and ceiling - Heating and warm by means of a central heating combi boiler, renovated in 2023. - Audiophone installation - Contribution VvE is € 69.32 per month - Active and healthy VvE, multi-year maintenance plan available - Delivery in consultation, can be quick • In the summer of 1823, two young students make a voyage of discovery through the Netherlands. The stiff, posh Dirk van Hogendorp and the flamboyant aspiring writer Jacob van Lennep walk through a country that is now almost unrecognizable to us. They walk past flocks of sheep on the Leeuwarden ramparts, an Enkhuizen where the houses are about to collapse and a penal colony near Ommerschans where children groan with hunger. A third of the country was still pure wasteland, the roads only mud, many cities were full of manure heaps and when the gates closed in the evening, total darkness still reigned outside. Shortly after that time everything would change, with canals and roads, railways and steam engines. But Van Lennep is only at the beginning. He walks through a country that lives in the last years of stagecoach, quill and tinderbox, of closed villages and countryside, of city gate and wilderness. In the Amsterdam of Jacob van Lennep, which now, more than 200 years after his walk, has become a cultural metropolis with still room for the almost village-like coziness of the Jacob van Lennep neighbourhood. The location is ideal, just below the center with the 9 streets and across the Jacob van Lennepkanaal the unparalleled Helmersbuurt.