Bright Top Floor Apartment with Roof Terrace and Westertoren View in the Jordaan
Key Features
Description
This two room apartment is situated on the fourth and top floor of a monumental building at Bloemgracht 15-C in Amsterdam. The property offers 77 square meters of living space and features a roof terrace of approximately 15 square meters. The apartment is located on freehold land, which is a notable advantage in Amsterdam where leasehold is common.
The building dates back to 1877 and holds the status of a protected monument within a UNESCO World Heritage designated canal area. Being on the top floor means there are no upstairs neighbors, providing added privacy and reduced noise from above. The position also ensures an unobstructed view over the Bloemgracht at the front of the property and a view of the Westertoren at the rear.
Access to the apartment is gained through the shared staircase leading to the private entrance on the third floor. From there, an internal staircase leads up to the fourth floor where the living quarters are located. Upon entering, one arrives in the living room which is characterized by its ample natural light. The sitting area is positioned at the rear of the apartment where the Westertoren can be seen from the sofa.
The kitchen has an open U-shaped layout and serves as a central feature of the living space. It comes equipped with various built-in appliances. A bar area is integrated into the kitchen design, providing a spot for working, having breakfast, or for guests to sit while the host is cooking. The living room also accommodates space for a large dining table.
The bedroom is located at the front of the apartment and benefits from large windows that allow for significant natural light. French balcony doors open from the bedroom, and a built-in wardrobe is included. A staircase in the bedroom provides access to the roof terrace. From this terrace, there is an open view along with another perspective of the Westertoren.
The bathroom contains a toilet, a double sink, and a walk-in shower. A separate storage cupboard houses the washing machine connection.
The Owners Association consists of four apartment rights and is self-managed by the members. The monthly service costs amount to 195 euros. The VvE is registered with the Chamber of Commerce, holds annual meetings, collects periodic contributions, has a reserve fund, and has building insurance in place. There is currently no maintenance plan documented.
An optional parking space is available in a garage on Bloemstraat, located approximately 400 meters walking distance from the apartment. The asking price for this parking space is 60,000 euros.
The Bloemgracht is positioned between the Rozengracht and the Egelantiersgracht, near the Westertoren. This canal is part of the UNESCO World Heritage listed canal ring of Amsterdam. The immediate neighborhood is characterized as a traditional part of the Jordaan district. Within walking distance, residents have access to various amenities including cafes, restaurants, terraces, boutiques, and galleries. The area also provides convenient walking access to Central Station, the Nine Streets shopping area, the Anne Frank House, the Noordermarkt, and Westerpark. Public transportation with trams and buses is available nearby.
The property has gas heating through a combi boiler that is owned by the current owner. An energy label is not available as it was not required for this property type. The asking price is 750,000 euros costs to buyer, which translates to approximately 9,740 euros per square meter of living space. Parking in the area is paid parking with permit system in place.
The transfer of the property is to be negotiated. The property is classified as existing construction from 1877 with the specific designation of protected cityscape, heritage, and monument status. The total volume of the apartment is 325 cubic meters. The apartment spans one living layer located on the fourth floor of the building.