Description
***This property is not available nor suitable for sharing tenants**
Large 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom unfurnished apartment (approx. 115sqm) with balcony and roof terrace located in a quiet street in the popular Oud-Zuid district!
The apartment is available per August 1st for an indefinite term, minimum one year.
LAY-OUT
The apartment is located on the second and third floor and accessible through the common staircase.
The front door of the apartment gives access to the hallway which gives access to all the rooms on this floor. Adjacent are three bedrooms. The primary bedroom is located at the rear and has a spacious bathroom 'en suite' and a sunny balcony. The other two bedrooms are located at the front of the apartment. The bedrooms are separated from each other by the centrally located bathroom, which is equipped with a walk-in shower, sink and toilet. The upper floor can be reached through the stairs.
On the top floor is the spacious living room that extends over the entire level. The half open kitchen is located at the rear and is equipped with all modern built-in appliances. This floor also has a south-facing terrace.
The apartment also has a spacious and easily accessible roof terrace of 30sqm.
Location:
The Valeriusstraat is a quiet street in Amsterdam Old-South around the corner from the Museumplein with famous museums such as the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and the majestic Concert Hall.
The Vondelpark is also around the corner as are a wide range of restaurants, cafés, fashionable and trendy shops, organic supermarkets on the Cornelis Schuytstraat, PC Hooftstraat and Van Baerlestraat. The farmers market every Saturday at the South Market (Zuidermarkt) offers all kinds of organic products. Some of the best schools are in the neighborhood. A parking permit is available reasonably quickly. There are also excellent public transport facilities nearby; there is a bus which gives you quick and easy access to Schiphol airport (~30 minutes). The roads to Schiphol, The Hague and Utrecht are easy to reach.
