Prinsengracht 1035 -D

Prinsengracht 1035 -D | Description

This apartment on the fourth floor of a seventeenth-century warehouse stands out for its combination of contemporary style and charming, authentic elements. The complex was transformed into a modern apartment building in the 1980s by the renowned architect Edo Spier. The careful renovation in 2022 has resulted in a thoughtful, flexible layout, featuring two full-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms. The property boasts two balconies, a beautiful view of the most delightful part of the Prinsengracht, and is situated on freehold land.

Layout

Through the well-maintained and spacious communal hall, you reach the apartment on the fourth floor by stairs or elevator. The entrance to the apartment is at the rear, overlooking the classic, well-kept communal courtyard. At the quiet rear side, there is a spacious bedroom with a walk-in closet, bathroom, and balcony. The second bedroom is located at the light well, ensuring that the apartment is remarkably bright for a traditional warehouse.
The living room is at the front and offers a view of the Prinsengracht. The authentic ceiling with wooden beams throughout the apartment adds a lot of atmosphere, and it becomes even cozier with the fireplace featuring a charming tiled surround. The open kitchen is from the Danish brand Reform, executed in modern dark oak and Belgian bluestone, and equipped with the necessary built-in appliances. From the kitchen, you can access the (second) balcony through double doors. Behind it is the second bedroom, which can be closed off with a sliding wall and is also flexible in its connection to the open kitchen and living room.
The hallway provides a view of the entire length of the apartment, creating a spacious feeling. Along this corridor are a separate toilet and the second bathroom with a separate space for a washer and dryer. The entire apartment features a natural marmoleum floor with the appearance of a sleek cast floor but with superior acoustic properties. The apartment is equipped with beautiful industrial radiators, custom-made by the Belgian company Laurens.

Location

This section, between Amstelveld and Vijzelstraat, is the most charming stretch of the Prinsengracht. Relatively quiet, with almost next door the Amstelveld, one of the best-kept secrets of the city, hosting a delightful Monday market. For daily groceries, coffee shops, and a variety of dining options, you are in the perfect spot between Utrechtsestraat and Vijzelstraat. The Albert Cuypmarkt is also within walking distance. Carré and the Stopera are just around the corner, and the Prinsengracht stop of the North-South line is two minutes from the front door.

Specifications

Situated on freehold land;

Completely renovated in 2022;

Possibility to create an extra room

Elevator

Professional homeowners' Association

Service costs of €380,- per month,

Delivery upon mutual agreement.