Description

Have you always wanted to live in the most desirable neighborhood of Amsterdam with a view of the picturesque canal belt, but also a rare opportunity to be part of the rich history and charming ambiance that characterizes the Prinsengracht, then this is your chance. This double-storey house located at Prinsengracht 405 between Berenstraat and Reestraat has a private entrance, a spacious area of ??approximately 132 m² with a nice layout consisting of a living area on the second floor and two spacious bedrooms on the top floor. LAYOUT The spacious living room at the front of the house welcomes you with pleasant daylight that shines through the large windows, giving you a beautiful view over the canals of Amsterdam. The rear dining room, a cozy place to enjoy meals with friends and family with an open kitchen which offers a pleasant space for cooking pleasure and relaxed get-togethers. Taking the stairs upstairs, you will find the hall which provides access to the two spacious bedrooms. The front bedroom also has access to a walk-in closet. Between the bedrooms is the nice and modern bathroom, equipped with a bath, double sink, toilet and walk-in shower. The rear bedroom has access to the balcony. On the landing there is also space for your washing machine and dryer. SPLITTING PROJECT The building still needs to be divided before delivery of the apartment. Delivery will therefore take place at the end of the second quarter of 2024 at the earliest. After the building has been split, a homeowners' association must be established, so we cannot yet determine service costs. The foundation of the front house is being repaired in order to split the building into apartment rights. LOCATION Prinsengracht 405-2V is located in the Felix Meritisbuurt in the center, is an enchanting and vibrant neighborhood steeped in history and cultural diversity. With its charming 9 streets, historic buildings and vibrant atmosphere, this neighborhood is a unique mix of ancient grandeur and modern dynamics. Felix Meritisbuurt is known for its architectural splendor, with majestic mansions and stately buildings that breathe a rich history. Here you will also find an array of art galleries, boutiques, cafes and restaurants offering a wide range of tastes and cultural experiences. GENERAL - the division permit becomes irrevocable; - division still needs to take place; - located on private land; - year of construction of the front house 1860; - living area 132 m² (measured according to the measuring instructions); - heating and hot water via a combination boiler; - fully equipped with double glazing; - energy label C; - delivery expected at the end of the second quarter of 2024; - notary of the buyer's choice (provided within the Amsterdam ring road).

Features

Transfer of ownership

Last asking price
€ 1,195,000 kosten koper
Asking price per m²
€ 9,053
Original asking price
€ 1,250,000 kosten koper
Status
Sold

Construction

Type apartment
Mezzanine (double upstairs apartment)
Building type
Resale property
Year of construction
1860
Type of roof
Flat roof covered with asphalt roofing

Surface areas and volume

Areas
Living area
132 m²
Exterior space attached to the building
2 m²
Volume in cubic meters
474 m³

Layout

Number of rooms
3 rooms (2 bedrooms)
Number of bath rooms
1 bathroom and 1 separate toilet
Bathroom facilities
Double sink, walk-in shower, bath, and toilet
Number of stories
2 stories
Located at
3rd floor
Facilities
Mechanical ventilation and TV via cable

Energy

Energy label
Heating
CH boiler
Hot water
CH boiler
CH boiler
Gas-fired combination boiler, in ownership

Cadastral data

AMSTERDAM E 3532
Cadastral map
Ownership situation
Full ownership

Exterior space

Location
Alongside waterfront, in centre, in residential district and unobstructed view

Parking

Type of parking facilities
Paid parking, public parking and resident's parking permits

VVE (Owners Association) checklist

Registration with KvK
No
Annual meeting
No
Periodic contribution
No
Reserve fund present
No
Maintenance plan
No
Building insurance
No

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