Charming and bright apartment with a French balcony and views of the Dominicus Church, right in the historic heart of Amsterdam!
Layout
The apartment is accessed via a well-maintained communal staircase.
Upon entering, you step directly into the open kitchen, which connects to the bright and inviting living room. The living room extends across the full width of the apartment. The tall windows at the front allow plenty of natural light to flood in and offer a wonderful view of the Dominicus Church, designed by renowned architect Pierre Cuypers. The French doors opening onto the French balcony add extra charm and enhance the apartment’s distinctive character.
The open-plan kitchen features sleek white cabinetry with a warm wooden countertop, creating a harmonious connection with the living room.
The modern bathroom is stylishly finished with white mosaic tiles and features a shower, washbasin and designer towel radiator. The toilet is located in a separate room.
At the rear of the apartment, you will find generously sized bedrooms.
Location
Teerketelsteeg is situated in Amsterdam’s historic city centre, between Spuistraat and the Singel canal. The street takes its name from the 16th-century building known as ‘De Teerketel’, which once stood on what is now Spuistraat. Despite its central location, Teerketelsteeg is a relatively quiet side street, with virtually everything the city centre has to offer within walking distance.
Dam Square, the Nine Streets (De Negen Straatjes), the Jordaan and Haarlemmerstraat are all nearby. The immediate surroundings offer a wide variety of shops, independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants, including De Silveren Spiegel. Several supermarkets and specialist food shops are also close by for everyday groceries. The canals, historic buildings and cultural attractions make this an appealing location for anyone who enjoys living in the heart of the city.
Amsterdam Central Station is within walking distance, providing train, metro, tram and bus connections, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport. The A10 ring road is also accessible by car. On-street parking is paid and subject to the municipality’s parking permit system.
Key Features
– Freehold property, so no ground lease;
– Small-scale Owners’ Association (VvE) comprising three apartment rights;
– Owners’ Association managed by Geelhoed Vastgoed;
– Monthly Owners’ Association contribution of €145.05;
– Completion date to be agreed.