Fantastic monumental living in one of the oldest warehouses in Amsterdam. Early rental and extended rental periods are certainly possible, upon request. LAYOUT: Entrance on the second floor, hallway with toilet and laundry room, access through the hallway to the open kitchen equipped with all desired built-in appliances, spacious open living room with authentic elements such as French doors in the facade and built-in seating areas. Via the fixed staircase, access to the 3rd floor with a spacious landing, master bedroom with French doors in the facade, a large bathroom with a large washbasin, floating toilet, and walk-in shower. The landing provides access to the balcony; the spacious landing can also be used as an office for those who work from home and has a built-in bed, making it ideal for guests. FEATURES: - Living in a unique monumental building - Quiet and central location in the city - Property is furnished - 2nd floor and bathroom equipped with underfloor heating - 3rd floor with built-in guest bed - Includes washing machine - Lovely open living floor - 1 very spacious bedroom - This property does not have a room-sharing permit (allowed for a maximum of two adults and/or a family) - Rent is exclusive of user charges (Gas/Electricity/Water/Internet/cleaning) at €300 per month - Deposit of 2 months' rent - Available from December 27, 2024 - For rent for a fixed period until April 1, 2025 (Early rental and extended rental periods are certainly possible, upon request) Contact me for a viewing! Please let me know which time suits you best, and I will do my best to schedule the viewing. BUILDING: Schottenburch is known as one of Amsterdam’s oldest surviving warehouses. It features a facade stone with the year 1636, though the building appears on Amsterdam's city map from 1595. In the 1980s, it was a collective for artists before being converted into apartments. This apartment is approximately 104m2, spread over two floors. It has a lovely open living floor with an open kitchen and, characteristic of a warehouse, French doors in the facade. Large skylights in the middle of the house provide ample daylight, and the fixed staircase leads to the second floor with a spacious landing and a very large bedroom. SURROUNDINGS: Krom Boomssloot is a canal in the Lastage (Nieuwmarkt neighborhood) in central Amsterdam, near the Oudeschans. Previously called Dwarsboomssloot, it was once a cross canal of the Rechtboomssloot. In 2007, it was voted one of Amsterdam's most beautiful streets. It’s a quiet street, located in a beloved and authentic part of Amsterdam. Hotspots like Artis, Nieuwmarkt, and Hortus Botanicus are within walking distance. The immediate area offers a variety of cafes and popular restaurants, including Gebroeders Hartering, Restaurant 212, and Café De Sluyswacht. For daily shopping needs, there’s an Albert Heijn, Blokker, Ekoplaza Foodmarqt, and many stores on Jodenbreestraat within walking distance. The transportation connections are excellent; Central Station (train, bus, metro, and tram) is close by, and the A10 ring road is just over 5 minutes away via the IJtunnel (S116) or Piet Heintunnel (S114)...
- Private living room
- Private toilet
- Private kitchen
- Private bathroom
- Wood flooring
- Gas heating
- Private kitchenware
- WiFi
- Age:At least 27
- Gender:No preference
- Tenant type:Working professionals only
- Suitable for couples:Yes
- Playing Musical Instruments allowed:Discussable
- Pets allowed:Discussable
- Smoking allowed:No
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- After 24 hours of confirmation – No refund
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