Bloemgracht 133-3

On one of the finest canals in the Jordaan lies this characterful apartment of approximately 137 m². Originally two separate apartments, the two were combined over the years into a single home that is six windows wide on the Bloemgracht, something rarely found in the Jordaan. The apartment has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large roof terrace.

You enter onto a raised wooden platform, where two broad steps lead you down into the apartment. A skylight above the entrance brings daylight into this part of the home. A wooden floor runs throughout, and together with the large windows and the skylights above both the entrance and the kitchen it gives the apartment a great deal of light and space. The original stained-glass windows are a particular feature, giving the façade its character and casting the light inside in warm tones.

The front of the apartment holds the living area and the open kitchen, with views over the Bloemgracht. The living area has a built-in fireplace. The four bedrooms and two bathrooms lie at the rear, with the primary bedroom having an adjoining bathroom with a bath. All bedrooms have French doors opening onto the full-width balcony, which in turn gives access to the roof terrace.

Details:

• Living area of 136.9 m² (in accordance with the NEN2580 measurement standard)
• Roof terrace of 53.7 m² and a full-width balcony at the rear
• Comprising an entrance hall, living room with open kitchen, four bedrooms and two bathrooms
• Originally two apartments, combined into a single home six windows wide on the Bloemgracht
• Entirely on one level, with original stained-glass windows and two skylights
• Apartment right with a 108/1819th share (approximately 6 per cent) in the association
• Fitted with modern installations
• Foundation without elevated risk
• Energy label C, valid until 19-02-2034
• Located on freehold land (no ground lease)
• Well-organised homeowners' association (VvE), service costs of € 421,30 per month
• Transfer in consultation.

Location: The Bloemgracht is often called the most beautiful canal in the Jordaan, with its stately façades, the trees along the water and the boats moored outside. It is a quiet place to live, while the livelier side of the neighbourhood is just around the corner. The shops and cafés of the Prinsengracht, the Westerstraat and the Rozengracht are moments away, as are the Noordermarkt on Saturdays and the specialist shops of the Tweede Tuindwarsstraat. The Westerpark and the Vondelpark are both a short cycle away, and Central Station and the Museumplein can be reached within fifteen minutes. With tram and bus stops within walking distance and the A10 ring road nearby, the rest of the city is easily reached.