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Meidoornplein 1 B / 1031 GA AMSTERDAM

€ 600.000,- k.k. Beschikbaar
Kind of object
APPARTEMENT
Construction year
1919
Living space
72
Number of rooms
7

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A stylishly renovated three-bedroom apartment in a characterful building dating from 1919, in one of Amsterdam-Noord’s loveliest neighbourhoods. Welcome to Meidoornplein 1-B. In the heart of the Van der Pekbuurt, just around the corner from lively Van der Pekstraat, this inviting 72 m² apartment occupies the two upper floors of a beautiful period building. The building was fully renovated by professionals in 2021, retaining its original character while giving the apartment a comfortable, contemporary interior. The apartment has a welcoming living room, a separate dining room, a modern kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom and a balcony. Warm wooden floors, generous windows and natural materials give the home a relaxed, inviting feel. It’s a lovely place to live, with the village feel of Amsterdam-Noord and the energy of the city close by. Layout A private entrance on the ground floor leads up to the first floor. First floor The living room sits at the front of the apartment, overlooking Meidoornplein. Large windows bring in plenty of natural light and frame views of the neighbourhood’s distinctive architecture and greenery. Pale walls and soft colours make this a lovely room to come home to after a busy day. At the rear is a welcoming dining room with space for a table for four. It connects directly to the kitchen, so it’s easy to keep the conversation going while you cook. The modern kitchen pairs deep green cabinetry with a pale worktop and open wooden shelving. Integrated appliances include a fridge-freezer, an induction hob, an oven and a dishwasher. Tall cupboards provide plenty of storage, with everything close at hand when you’re cooking. The kitchen opens directly onto the balcony, which overlooks the leafy gardens and distinctive rooftops of the Van der Pekbuurt. It’s a cosy spot to sit outside with a coffee. There is also a separate WC on this floor. Second floor A staircase leads to the upper floor, where you’ll find three bedrooms and the bathroom. The main bedroom has a wide dormer window that lets in plenty of daylight, as well as ample room for a double bed. Soft colours and sloping ceilings give it a cosy, restful feel. The second bedroom makes good use of its space with bespoke fitted cupboards. The third bedroom works well as a child’s room, a home office or a guest room. Its sloping ceiling and roof window give it plenty of character. Storage is particularly well thought out on this floor. Fitted cupboards tuck neatly beneath the sloping roof, making the most of the space under the eaves. There is also additional storage above the rooms. The modern bathroom has a spacious walk-in shower with two shower fittings, a washbasin and a WC. Light wall tiles and dark floor tiles give it a timeless look. The neighbourhood The Van der Pekbuurt is one of Amsterdam-Noord’s most distinctive neighbourhoods. Its architecture, leafy streets and friendly atmosphere make it easy to feel at home here. Designed in the early twentieth century by architect Jan Ernst van der Pek, the neighbourhood now forms part of a nationally protected conservation area. Its characteristic brick façades, red tiled roofs and low-rise streets give it a feel you’ll find in few other parts of Amsterdam. Meidoornplein is just around the corner from Van der Pekstraat, with its mix of neighbourhood shops, specialist retailers, cafés and places to eat and drink. Whether you’re picking up fresh groceries, grabbing a good coffee or stopping somewhere for lunch or a drink, it’s all within walking distance. Nearby Mosveld offers a wider choice of shops and supermarkets, and Noorderpark is a lovely place to go for a walk, a run or a quiet afternoon outdoors. Tolhuistuin, the Eye Filmmuseum, the A’DAM Tower and the many restaurants and waterside terraces along the IJ are all a short cycle ride away. The creative hub at the NDSM Wharf is also easy to reach. Transport links are excellent. Noorderpark metro station is nearby, and the North/South metro line takes you quickly into the city centre and on to Amsterdam Zuid. The ferry to Amsterdam Centraal is also easy to reach by bike. What makes this spot special is how naturally the two sides of Amsterdam come together. You live on a quiet square in a neighbourhood where people know their neighbours, with the buzz of the city always close by. Key features - Two-storey upper-floor apartment with 72 m² of living space, measured in accordance with NEN 2580 - First and second floors with a private entrance on the ground floor - Characterful building dating from 1919 - Full professional renovation in 2021 - Three bedrooms - Welcoming living room and separate dining room - Modern kitchen with integrated appliances - Rear balcony of 2 m² - Modern bathroom and a separate WC on the main living floor - Plenty of bespoke fitted storage - Energy rating B - Ground rent paid in advance until 16 October 2069 - Professionally managed owners’ association (VvE) - Monthly service charge of €135.90 - In the sought-after Van der Pekbuurt, part of a nationally protected conservation area - Close to Van der Pekstraat, Mosveld and Noorderpark - Easy to get around by metro, ferry and bicycle A welcoming and comfortable three-bedroom apartment in a beautifully renovated building, in one of the best spots in Amsterdam-Noord. Come for a viewing and discover the charm of Meidoornplein for yourself. A neighbourhood on the move There is ongoing investment in the immediate area. Other homes around Meidoornplein are being renovated, following the earlier refurbishment of this distinctive block. More greenery, improved pedestrian crossings and new facilities for schools, childcare, sports and play are making the neighbourhood an even nicer place to live. What the owners will miss “What we’ll miss most is how well we get on with the neighbours. We share a toy box with other families, so the children play together and we naturally get chatting. That sense of familiarity, the greenery and the quiet of the square, with all the life of Amsterdam so close by, are what make this such a special place for us.”

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