Description

Elegant and Bright Apartment in the Prestigious Concertgebouw District – Old South

This beautiful, unfurnished apartment is located in one of Amsterdam’s most desirable and upscale neighbourhoods: the Concertgebouwbuurt, in the heart of Amsterdam Old South.

Just around the corner, you'll find the world-renowned Concertgebouw as well as the Museumplein, featuring the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Stedelijk Museum. The charming Cornelis Schuytstraat and the luxury shopping of P.C. Hooftstraat are only a short stroll away, offering exclusive boutiques, cafés, and high-end restaurants. Daily conveniences such as supermarkets (Albert Heijn), bakeries, and public transport options are all within a two-minute walk, making this a truly prime location.


LAY OUT

Entrance via the well-maintained communal staircase to the second floor. Upon entering the apartment, you are welcomed into a spacious hallway. To the left is a bright bedroom with access to a private balcony and en-suite shower room. There is also a separate storage room on this side.
The expansive living room is filled with natural light, thanks to three large front-facing windows and a small French balcony. The semi-open kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and offers enough space to comfortably place a dining table.
The master bedroom has direct access to a modern bathroom featuring a bathtub, walk-in shower, and toilet. A generous walk-in closet completes the master suite. The bathroom is also accessible from the hallway. A third bedroom and a separate guest toilet are located toward the rear of the apartment.


FEATURES

• Bright and spacious living room
• Three well-sized bedrooms
• Two modern bathrooms
• Four balconies
• Not suitable for sharing
• Prime location in Amsterdam Old South
• Pets are not allowed



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Published measurements are not NEN measured