Honthorststraat 14-C1071 DE AmsterdamP.C. Hooftbuurt

RIJKSZICHT 14 C - Semi-penthouse in a super prime location with a view of Rijksmuseum. Spanning two fabulously spacious residential levels, exuding an atmosphere that aligns perfectly with the building's character while also offering ultimate luxury and contemporary comfort. A total floor area of 188 sqm, ideally laid-out and with elevator access; this property features an expansive living/dining room, an elegant, luxury kitchen with 3.30m tall ceilings, three spacious bedrooms, two luxury bathrooms and a separate study. The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet. There is plenty of further closet space and a laundry. The home's numerous large windows allow daylight to pour in and in addition to a balcony, the property also features two roof terraces. The top terrace offers a unique view of the entire Museum Quarter. The well-presented central entrance and elevator lead to the home. This excellent location means that Centrum, De Pijp, entire Oud Zuid borough and Vondelpark are all within walking distance. A tour Expansive and high-end semi-penthouse apartment spanning a total of approximately 188 sqm of usable floor area and a total of approximately 65 sqm of outdoor space. Well-presented and characteristic, with a classic living space with pocket doors and abundant luxury. In addition to the wide living room (7.25 meters) the home includes an elegant kitchen/lounge and a hall on the 2nd floor. Upstairs is the spacious bedroom floor with three large bedrooms, a dressing room, two luxury bathrooms and a laundry. There are two roof terraces, the top terrace offers a 360-degree view including Rijksmuseum. The property was renovated in 2019, using beautiful materials and a fabulous color scheme. Sophisticated and aligned to the original architecture. The property is in good structural condition, including a new foundation. The building, dating back to 1890, has a beautiful facade and well-presented central entrance. The home is accessible by elevator and a beautiful stairwell. A luxurious home, featuring the original, commanding grandeur. Its generous dimensions lend the apartment a spacious look and feel. What the owners will miss “Enjoying drinks and dinner with family and friends on our spectacular roof terrace with stunning views on the Rijksmuseum is a true highlight.” Area Two centuries ago, the spot where Museumplein is now located featured farms. To create more residential space, construction of the Museum Quarter began here at the beginning of the last century. Featuring the signature style of architect Cuypers: responsible not only for the area's first homes but also for the design of Rijksmuseum in neo-Gothic style. This period is beautifully captured in the novel Public Works by Thomas Rosenboom. Together with Concertgebouw in the neo-Renaissance style, this building defines the character of the district. With the arrival of Van Gogh Museum, Gerrit Rietveld's contemporary architecture also came to Museumplein. The range of restaurants, cafes and shops is as eclectic as the architectural styles and fits perfectly with the international allure of the neighborhood. Haute couture connoisseurs and buyers can visit P.C. Hooftstraat at fashion boutiques including Burberry, Ba&sh and Isabel Marant Étoile. An extraordinary feature of this neighborhood is that the Center, De Pijp and Amsterdam Zuid - with Vondelpark - are all within walking distance. Specifications • Usable residential floor area approximately 188 sqm • View of Rijksmuseum • West-facing roof terrace, approximately 52 sqm • Third-floor roof terrace, approximately 11 sqm • Situated on ground lease land, owned by the municipality of Amsterdam • Application submitted for the conversion to everlasting ground lease under favorable financial conditions • The asking price includes the buyout of perpetual part leasehold ground rent • Monthly HOA charges of € 502,34 • High-speed elevator • New foundation • Renovated in 2019 • Municipal monument • Protected national cityscape For more information about potential subsidies, please consult the website of Nationaal Monumenten Portaal, Restauratiefonds and Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed. This information was drafted with the utmost care. However, we are not liable for any unintended omission or inaccuracy, etcetera nor any consequences related thereto. All measurements and sizes are indicative only. The Measurement Code is based on NEN2580 standards. The Measurement Code is intended to ensure a more universal survey method for indicating total net internal area (usable floor area). The Measurement Code cannot fully preclude discrepancies between individual surveys, due to e.g. differences regarding interpretation, rounding and restrictions to conducting measurement surveys.