Lijndenstraat 26-B1018 NV AmsterdamCzaar Peterbuurt

Lijndenstraat 26 B Located in the Czaar Peterbuurt of Amsterdam is this beautiful studio flat on Lijndenstraat. The flat has a living area of 26m2 and was built in 1882. With an open-plan kitchen and living room, the flat has all the essentials with a stylish interior and efficient layout. Stylish living in Amsterdam? That's easy in this quiet neighbourhood in a central location in Amsterdam. The flat is located on a side street of Czaar Peterstraat, a cosy shopping street that has been very popular for several years. The neighbourhood has relatively many young residents aged between 25 and 44, with many students and expats. The entire Czaar Peter area is characterised as a distinctive neighbourhood with cosy cafés, restaurants and a huge variety of shops, studios and coffee shops. Supermarkets are also within walking distance. Famous places in the neighbourhood: restaurant Spirit, brewery 't IJ, Amsterdam Roest, Artis Zoo and the Dapper Market. Accessibility is excellent. Tram 7 takes you to Artis, the Leidseplein, the Jordaan and the Westergasterrein or even to Slotermeer and tram 26 takes you to Amsterdam Central Station within 3 stops. Via the Piet Hein Tunnel, you can reach the A10 Ring Road within 10 minutes and Schiphol Airport within 15 minutes. Travel time by bike: - The Dam: 12 minutes - Leidseplein: 18 minutes - Science Park: 13 minutes - VU: 32 minutes - Zuidas: 31 minutes - NDSM: 26 minutes (via ferry) - Sloterdijk station: 30 minutes - Amsterdam Arena: 31 minutes Details - Living area approximately 26 m² - Project notary Buma Algera - Situated on own ground - Energy label E This information has been carefully compiled by us. However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative only. The Measuring Instruction is based on NEN2580. The Measuring Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform way of measuring to give an indication of the usable area. The Measuring Instruction does not completely rule out differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations in carrying out the measurement.