Charming Renovated 1930s Corner House with 6 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms in Randwijck

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The property is a charming 1930s corner house located on Catharina van Clevelaan in the Randwijck West neighborhood of Amstelveen. The asking price is 1,500,000 euros (costs for the buyer). Built in 1932, this characteristically renovated home offers 193 square meters of living space on a plot of 215 square meters. The ground floor features an entryway leading to a hall with a separate toilet and sink. There is an internal passage to the former garage, which has been converted into a convenient laundry and storage room. A renovated basement with standing headroom is also accessible from this level. Two stained-glass sliding doors open to the spacious and bright L-shaped living room, which includes a bay window and a fireplace. The dining area has French doors opening to the south-facing garden. The open kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances and also provides access to the garden. The first floor has a beautiful, spacious landing with a window in the side wall. At the rear of the house is a bedroom with a walk-in closet and air conditioning. There are two bedrooms at the front, one of which has built-in closets. Due to the corner location, this front bedroom features a large side window with a view of the Augustinus Church. A fourth bright bedroom has been built above the former garage. The expanded bathroom on this floor has radiant floor heating, a spacious bathtub with a hand shower and whirlpool function, a walk-in shower, a double sink, and a wall-mounted toilet. The second floor features a landing with built-in closets and a side window. There is a new bathroom with a shower, toilet, and vanity. Two spacious bedrooms on this level are both equipped with air conditioning units that also have a heating function. The property includes a backyard measuring 45 square meters, which is 7 meters deep and 6.4 meters wide, facing south. There is also a front garden. Parking is available for two cars on the property. The neighborhood of Randwijck is located on the north side of Amstelveen and is popular due to its distinctive architecture and numerous amenities. The Amsterdamse Bos (Amsterdam Forest) is within walking distance, offering many sports clubs and recreational opportunities. Various schools for elementary, secondary, and international education are nearby. Shopping options include the Stadshart shopping center along the Rembrandtweg and the Groot Gelderlandplein shopping center, both just a short distance away. The A9 and A10 highways provide excellent accessibility by car. The Amstelveen bus station in the city center offers connections to Amsterdam in the north and to Amstelveen, Schiphol, Uithoorn, and Aalsmeer in the south. The Amsterdam Zuidas business district can be reached by car or bicycle in just a few minutes. Technical details include that the property has been fully fitted with double glazing. Heating and hot water are provided by a gas-fired combination boiler from 2010. Mechanical ventilation is installed. The energy label is not available according to the listing. The property has undergone several renovations: the main renovation was in 2010, the basement was renovated in 2019, the attic floor was updated in 2023, and the garage conversion was completed in 2025. The purchase agreement and delivery deed will be drawn up according to the model of the Royal Notarial Professional Organization and the ring model purchase contract for Amsterdam, Amstelveen, Diemen, Badhoevedorp, and Hoofddorp. The notary office of choice must be located in one of these municipalities. The usable area has been calculated in accordance with the NEN-2580 standard established by the industry. The area may therefore differ from comparable properties and older references, mainly due to this calculation method. The buyer declares to have been sufficiently informed about this standard. The seller and their broker make every effort to calculate the correct area and volume based on their own measurements and to support this as much as possible by placing floor plans with measurements. Should the measurements unexpectedly not be fully in accordance with the standard, this will be accepted by the buyer. The property has 7 rooms in total, including 6 bedrooms. There are 2 bathrooms and 1 separate toilet. The house has 3 living levels. The total volume is 537 cubic meters. There is 12 square meters of other indoor space in addition to the 193 square meters of living space. The south-facing garden orientation is a significant advantage, as it allows for maximum sunlight exposure throughout the day. Gardens facing south are generally considered the most desirable orientation in the Netherlands, as they provide warmth and light for outdoor activities from morning until evening during the summer months. The presence of air conditioning with heating functions in the two top-floor bedrooms is a modern convenience that adds to year-round comfort. While air conditioning was historically less common in Dutch residential properties, changing climate patterns have made it an increasingly valuable feature, particularly in upper-level rooms that can become warm during summer months. The conversion of the former garage into a laundry and storage space demonstrates thoughtful use of the available footprint. Rather than leaving this space underutilized or used solely for parking, the conversion provides practical utility for daily household management. Meanwhile, the property still offers parking for two vehicles on-site, which is a notable advantage in urban and suburban areas where street parking can be limited or require permits. The standing-height basement adds valuable additional space that can serve multiple purposes. Whether used for storage, as a utility area, or potentially as a hobby or work space, a basement with adequate headroom is a feature that not all properties of this era possess. The renovation of this space in 2019 suggests that it has been brought up to modern standards. The architectural character of 1930s homes is highly valued in the Dutch housing market. These properties typically feature solid construction, distinctive facade details, and interior layouts that differ from post-war housing. The stained-glass sliding doors mentioned in the listing are characteristic elements of this period that add both aesthetic value and historical authenticity to the property. The location in Amstelveen offers a particular lifestyle balance. Amstelveen itself is a well-regarded municipality south of Amsterdam, known for its green spaces, good schools, and high quality of life. The Randwijck neighborhood specifically benefits from its position on the northern edge of Amstelveen, providing proximity to Amsterdam while maintaining a residential character. The mention of international schools in the vicinity is relevant for the expatriate community. Amstelveen has a significant international population due to the presence of international businesses and the proximity to Schiphol Airport, and the availability of international education options is a key factor for many families in their housing search. The accessibility to the Zuidas, Amsterdam's major business district, is particularly noteworthy. The Zuidas has developed into one of the most important financial and business centers in the Netherlands, home to numerous corporate headquarters, law firms, and financial institutions. Being able to reach this area by bicycle within minutes is a significant advantage for professionals working there. The property's price per square meter of approximately 7,772 euros is within the range expected for a renovated period property in a desirable location in the Amstelveen area. The combination of the property's size, condition, number of bedrooms, and location would need to be evaluated by potential buyers against comparable properties in the market. This listing is being offered through the standard Dutch real estate practices, with the notarial transfer following established models and the MVA conditions applying. As with any property purchase, prospective buyers are advised to engage their own real estate professional to guide them through the acquisition process and to conduct their own investigations into any matters of importance to them.