Stromarkt 9B

JA! Fantastic and well-laid-out apartment located in a beautiful 16th-century National Monument with a gross floor area of 73.3 m2. The property is spread over the second and attic floors of originally two buildings, which were fully renovated by Stadsherstel with new foundations in the late 1980s.

Thanks to the 6 large windows, there is a panoramic view from the living room over the waters of the Singel and Brouwersgracht, with its southwest orientation providing a spectacular sunset. Stromarkt is situated in the heart of Amsterdam, just a few minutes' walk from Central Station, close to all amenities yet peacefully located.

The building has a rich history. From 1644 to 1661, one of the most famous doctors of the 17th century, Dr. Nicolaes Tulp (1593-1674), was the owner. He served as mayor of Amsterdam four times and is best known for Rembrandt's painting "The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp." Hendrik Beerenburg, who became the owner of this property in 1724, is the inventor of the Beerenburg herbal mixture. Hendrik had the facade altered, adding the trademark "T WAPE of VENETIEN" above the door lintel. A bear in a fortress was placed atop the building, ornaments that still adorn the property today.

From your own 16th-century apartment, you can enjoy daily what makes Amsterdam so unique: the 17th-century canal houses across the way and the comings and goings of boats in the canals and through the Haarlemmersluis; a view that will never cease to captivate!

LAYOUT
- Through a door to a covered alleyway with communal space for parking bikes or scooters, the stairwell can be accessed;
- The L-shaped living room at the front of the property can be reached via the hallway;
- The living room offers stunning views and features an open kitchen;
- The kitchen is equipped with, among other things, an induction hob, oven, and stainless steel sink, and boasts a beautiful marble countertop and white cabinet doors;
- A small loft can be accessed from the kitchen;
- The living room has ample space for a dining table, workspace, and a spacious seating area with fantastic views of the canal;
- The high ceiling with visible original beams adds character to the spaces. The property also features a loft, creating two mezzanines;
- The first mezzanine is used as a workspace and can be accessed via a fixed staircase, the other space is currently used as a second bedroom;
- Both mezzanines feature windows, providing natural light;
- As a surprise, there is a smaller third mezzanine with a window, converted into a sleeping area for 1 person, accessible via a separate wooden staircase.
- The large bedroom at the rear is equipped with a wardrobe.

BATHROOM
- The bathroom is equipped with, among other things, a bathtub and sink with mirror;
- The property has a separate toilet room.

LIVING AREA
- The net living area is approximately 49.20 m²;
- The other indoor space is approximately 1.20 m².
- The gross floor area is approximately 73.30 m². NB. The specified area has been measured by a specialized company in accordance with NEN2580 standards.

CONSTRUCTION & TECHNICAL INFORMATION
- The property is located in a building built around 1553 (national monument number 5693);
- Traditional construction style;
- Wooden frames;
- Heating and hot water via a central heating boiler, year of construction: approx. 2019;
- Electricity: sufficient groups with residual-current device;

CADASTRAL & SPLITTING
- Cadastral designation municipality of Amsterdam, section F, complex designation 7872-A, apartment index 9;
- The building was split into 9 apartment rights on May 20, 2011;
- Apartment right A-2 is entitled to 53/318th share in the community.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY
- The property is located on freehold land.

OWNERS' ASSOCIATION
- A healthy VvE of 6 owners, contribution €338 per month including advance heating costs, building insurance, and reservation for maintenance (such as painting);
- The front of the property was painted in 2021.

LOCATION
- Fantastic location in the heart of Amsterdam, with views over the Singel, Brouwersgracht, and Haarlemmersluis;
- Around the corner, you'll find Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk with a varied selection of quality shops and supermarkets;
- Various weekly markets, including Lindengracht, Noordermarkt, Westerstraat, and Haarlemmerplein, offer opportunities to buy delicious fresh and local products;
- Numerous charming restaurants, lively cafes, and inviting terraces are within easy reach; including Restaurant Belhamel, Bistro Neuf, and Café Kobalt, Restaurant & Pizzeria Lucca Due;
- The popular Westerpark, ideal for relaxation and entertainment, is a five-minute bike ride away;
- This bustling area will never cease to captivate!

ACCESSIBILITY AND PARKING
- The apartment is easily accessible by car from the A-10 ring road via exit S114, S100, and S103;
- Tram and bus stop Nieuwezijds kolk is nearby, with tram lines 2, 12, 13, and 17 and bus lines N47, N57, N84, and N97;
- Amsterdam Central Station is just an 8-minute walk away;
- Paid parking is available on the public road from Monday to Sunday from 0:00 to 23:59;
- For information on parking permits, please see the Municipality of Amsterdam website.

SPECIALTIES
- The property is located in a 16th-century National Monument;
- Bright apartment, without adjacent side neighbors;
- Characteristic property with unparalleled views of the Singel, Brouwersgracht, and Haarlemmersluis;
- Spacious due to high ceilings, loft, and wide frontage with 6 windows;
- Oak parquet flooring;
- Shared storage for storing 2 bicycles;
- Excellent location in Amsterdam Center with all amenities within easy reach;
- Shared use of washing machine on the same floor, by arrangement.
- Furthermore, the property is located on FREEHOLD LAND.

HISTORY
Historical building with a story: originally two adjacent buildings, numbers 9 and 11 on Stromarkt, owned by Jan Jansz van Leijden in 1553. Although no longer recognizable as twin buildings, the original unity is still visible inside with a shared timber construction. Over the years, the buildings have undergone various renovations, including replacing stepped gables with neck and bell gables in the 18th century and adding a curved cornice in Louis XIV style. The buildings have wooden facades providing access to basements and ground floor apartments, with a central door leading to the upper apartments. Interested in more history, see the website stadsherstel.nl/monumenten/stromarkt-9/.