à louer: Appartement Leliegracht 25 B dans Amsterdam

Description

Stunning (partly) furnished apartment of approximately 92 m² located on the beautiful Leliegracht in the Jordaan, between the Herengracht and the Keizersgracht! This gorgeous property is characterized by its stately marble entrance, high ceilings with ornate details, and the large balcony at the front with a view of the picturesque Leliegracht.

The canal was created in 1612 when the canal belt was dug southward from the Brouwersgracht. On the side of the Prinsengracht, remnants of a sluice can be seen. This sluice was necessary because the water level of the Prinsengracht (together with the other canals in the Jordaan) remained at polder level, while the water level of the Leliegracht, Keizersgracht, and Herengracht was at the higher city level.

Above the front door, you will find a bust of poet and writer E.J. Potgieter (1808-1875), who lived in this house from 1855 to 1875.

LAYOUT
Through the shared entrance, you reach this beautiful apartment on the first floor via the stately staircase. Here is the entrance to the property, which gives access to the spacious, bright living room that leads to the large balcony at the front. The spacious living room features a large gas fireplace. Next to the living room is the kitchen.

The kitchen is equipped with a built-in dishwasher, refrigerator drawer system, a 6-burner gas stove with oven, an island, and space for a dining table.

At the rear of the apartment is the large master bedroom with ample closet space and French doors leading to the roof terrace of approximately 15 m². The roof terrace also has a cupboard with space for a fridge/freezer. From the bedroom, you enter the hallway with stairs to the mezzanine, offering the possibility of a second bedroom.
The bathroom and toilet are accessible via the hallway. The bathroom includes a bath/shower combination and a sink. There is also a connection for a washing machine and dryer in the bathroom.

LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY
The apartment is located in the heart of Amsterdam, in the western part of the canal belt, surrounded by museums, shops, restaurants, cafés, etc. The Anne Frank House is a 5-minute walk away. You are right next to the Jordaan, with its charming shops, trendy restaurants, and cozy cafés, as well as the Noordermarkt where you can do your shopping. Prefer not to leave the street? Leliegracht offers plenty of lovely restaurants such as De Luwte and Black and Blue. For relaxation or sports, you are just 7 minutes away from Westerpark and 10 minutes from Vondelpark.
Several train, tram, and bus connections are also within walking or cycling distance.

The canal was created in 1612 when the canal belt was dug southward from the Brouwersgracht. On the side of the Prinsengracht, remnants of a sluice can be seen. This sluice was necessary because the water level of the Prinsengracht (together with the other canals in the Jordaan) remained at polder level, while the water level of the Leliegracht, Keizersgracht, and Herengracht was at the higher city level.

DETAILS

• Located in the heart of Amsterdam within the canal belt
• The building is a national monument
• Living area approximately 92 m²
• Roof terrace of approximately 15 m²
• Balcony at the front with a view over the entire canal
• High ceilings with ornate details
• Rental price excluding GWL
• Available by November 1st
• Temporary rental agreement (2 years)
• Deposit of 2 months rent
• Only available to students who do not currently live in Amsterdam or those temporarily displaced due to renovations on their own home (proof required)

We have compiled this information with due care. However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All dimensions and surface areas stated are indicative only. The buyer has his or her own obligation to investigate all matters of interest. With regard to this property, the estate agent is advisor to the seller. We advise you to use an expert (NVM) estate agent to guide you through the purchase process. If you have specific wishes regarding the property, we advise you to make these known to your buying agent in good time and to research them independently (or have them researched). If you do not engage an expert representative, by law you should consider yourself expert enough to be able to oversee all matters of importance. The NVM conditions apply.