De Lairessestraat 122-I1071 PL AmsterdamCornelis Schuytbuurt

Serenity - Spacious and atmospheric three-room apartment of 108 m2 on the first floor, where modern amenities blend with classic elegance. The large living room with an open kitchen and bar invites coziness, while the quiet bedroom with en-suite bathroom offers privacy. Enjoy original details such as mantelpieces, high ceilings, architraves, panel doors, and herringbone parquet. The study at the front provides additional space and flexibility. Part of a well-managed VvE (Owners' Association) and in an excellent location in the Cornelis Schuytbuurt. Experience the complete living experience on our website or download our magazine. You can also easily schedule a viewing through our website. Tour A neat staircase from the common entrance leads to the front door of the house. Behind it, a well-organized apartment with a spacious hall and wardrobe, providing access to the spacious living room and the front room with a width of more than two meters. The living room is bright and generously high; a balcony at the front with a south-facing aspect is accessible through French doors. With two mantelpieces, herringbone parquet, and generous height, this space has a naturally chic character. The open kitchen at the back is spacious, with the bar area serving as a beautiful divider to the cooking area. The countertops are made of matte black Belgian natural stone. At the quiet rear, there is the main bedroom with direct access to the bathroom. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, toilet, and a bathtub, with black floor tiles and white-tiled walls. The washing machine and dryer are neatly concealed in a cabinet. A serene and warm apartment in an excellent location. "This apartment is more than an address; it is a warm, cozy place waiting for new memories." Neighborhood Guide Lairessestraat in Amsterdam is named after the 17th-century painter Gerard de Lairesse and is a significant part of the cityscape, characterized by its architectural beauty and historical significance. The street was laid out in the early 20th century as part of the Plan-Zuid by urban planner Hendrik Petrus Berlage. This plan aimed at the expansion and modernization of Amsterdam-Zuid, including the creation of broad avenues, public spaces, and residential blocks in the style of the Amsterdam School. Lairessestraat became a central axis in the new urban structure, connecting Vondelpark and Museumplein to the south. The grandeur of that time is still palpable. Both residents and the culinary offerings of Vlaamsch Broodhuys, chocolatier Linnick, greengrocer Wessels, Michelin-starred restaurant Ron Gastrobar, and the French fish restaurant VISQUE contribute to the neighborhood's contemporary allure. Located between Vondelpark and Amstelveenseweg, with the Museum Quarter within walking distance, this is an ideal corner of Amsterdam to live, where relaxation and inspiration are always close by. Specifications • Usable living space approximately 112 m² • Balcony located to the south of approximately 3 m² • Wide and conveniently laid out apartment • Located on leasehold land from the Municipality of Amsterdam with AB 2016; the annual canon is € 238,72 with annual indexation until 2041 • Application for perpetual leasehold with AB 2016 has been made in a timely manner • Energy label B valid until 2034 • Service costs VvE € 179,22 per month, MJOP present • Foundation renewed in 2003, recent major maintenance carried out • Central heating Vaillant from 2022 • Located in a municipal protected cityscape This information has been compiled by us with the necessary care. However, no liability is accepted on our part for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All specified dimensions and areas are indicative only. The Measurement Instruction is based on the NEN2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform way of measuring to give an indication of the usable area. The Measurement Instruction does not fully exclude differences in measurement outcomes, due to, for example, interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations in the performance of the measurement.