South
Amsterdam
Van Eeghenstraat 29B 1
€ 2.450 p/m Status: Rented out- 1
- 55 m2
- Rooms: 2
- Outdoor area: Ja
- Energy label: A
- Year of construction: 1897
In one of the most beautiful spots in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid, on the edge of the famous Vondelpark, seven unique luxury apartments have been built in two adjacent buildings on Van Eeghenstraat. The apartments were designed by HEYLIGERS architects.
Address: Van Eeghenstraat 29 B-1
- 1 bedrooms
– 1 bathrooms
– 55 m2 living space
– 11 m2 balcony
– Available immediately
- Rent €2450,- excl. per month
– Service costs €100 per month
– Deposit 2 months rent
- Rental agreement for an indefinite period (minimum 12 months)
- Sharing a home is not permitted
- Pets not allowed
- No smoking
Surroundings:
Van Eeghenstraat 29B and 31 are located in the Oud-Zuid district. It's a quiet, green, and friendly neighborhood. Amsterdam Oud-Zuid is considered one of the city's most desirable neighborhoods to live in! The apartments are situated in the heart of the Museum Quarter. The apartments are located on the edge of Vondelpark, in close proximity to Museumplein and several luxury shopping streets (including Cornelis Schuytstraat, PC Hooftstraat, and Van Baerlestraat). Culturally, you're also in a superb location with the Concertgebouw (Concert Hall) just around the corner, as well as internationally renowned museums: the Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum, and Van Gogh Museum. For daily groceries, you can visit Albert Heijn on Museumplein or Marqt on Overtoom. The apartments are easily accessible by public transport (trams and buses), and by car, you can easily reach the A10, A2, and A4 ring roads, as well as Schiphol Airport, via various access roads.
Project information:
The renovation involves two individual buildings: Van Eeghenstraat 29B and 31. A large-scale renovation has brought the buildings up to modern standards while retaining their unique character. Both the exterior and interior have been restored and, where necessary, renovated. For example, new roofs, window frames, and facades have been installed, the brickwork repaired, and the floors reinforced. At the rear, the existing balconies have been completely renovated.
The renovation focused heavily on sustainability. The floors, roofs, and walls have been re-insulated. All apartments now have underfloor heating and LED lighting.
A style of its own
All apartments have been finished to a high standard and have a unique style. Designed by Heyligers Architects, the style can best be described as "Amsterdam chic meets Scandinavian minimalism." This style embodies a wealth of detail, moldings, and clean lines, natural materials, minimalism, and a serene tranquility. The apartments feature a wide range of light tones, combined with dark steel façades. Unlike standard clear glass, the steel façade features ribbed glass, creating a unique atmosphere. The light oak flooring, laid in a Hungarian point pattern, the white panel doors, the moldings around the windows and doors, and the classic skirting boards create a luxurious feel. Every detail has been carefully considered in the apartments, including walk-in closets and alcoves that offer space for decorative cabinets.
Kitchen
The kitchen features a combination of matte light gray fronts and a thin, sand-colored composite countertop with light veining, extending into the sink. A brass Quooker tap completes this tone-on-tone kitchen and gives it a distinctive look that seamlessly blends with the rest of the apartment.
Bathroom
While light tones predominate in the apartment, darker shades are used in the bathroom. The walls of the shower and sink, for example, feature dark tiles. These are interspersed with Hungarian point and cross bond patterns, creating a playful effect. White ceramic tiles with light gray veining were chosen for the other walls and the floor, which, combined with the bronze faucets, create a chic look. The light-dark contrast is also reflected in the vanity unit: lightly ribbed wooden drawers and a black marble top. The freestanding bathtub, separate shower, and double sink complete the look.
ENGLISH
Seven 'unique' luxury apartments have been realized in the Van Eeghenstraat in one of the most beautiful spots in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid, on the edge of the famous Vondelpark. The design of the houses was provided by 'HEYLIGERS' architects.
Address: Van Eeghenstraat 29 B-1
- 1 bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
– 55 sq m living space
– 11 sqm balcony
- Available immediately
– Rental price €2450 excl. per month
– Service costs €100 per month
– Deposit 2 months rent
– Rental agreement for an indefinite period (minimum 12 months)
– Home sharing a is not allowed
– Pets not allowed
– Smoking not allowed
Area:
Van Eeghenstraat 29B and 31 are located in the Oud-Zuid district. It is a quiet, green and friendly neighborhood. Amsterdam Oud-Zuid is one of the most prestigious neighborhoods to live in in the city! The houses are located in the heart of the Museum Quarter. The house is located on the edge of the Vondelpark, in the immediate vicinity of the Museumplein and various luxury shopping streets (including Cornelis Schuytstraat, PC Hooftstraat and Van Baerlestraat). From a cultural point of view, you are also in a super location with the Concertgebouw around the corner, as well as the internationally renowned museums: the Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum. For daily shopping you can go to the Albert Heijn on the Museumplein or Marqt on the Overtoom. The houses are easily accessible by public transport (trams and buses) and by car you can easily reach the A-10 ring road, A-2, A-4 and Schiphol Airport via the various roads.
Project information:
The renovation concerns two individual buildings: Van Eeghenstraat 29B and 31. A large-scale renovation has ensured that the buildings once again meet the requirements of today and at the same time retain their unique appearance. Both the exterior and the interior have been restored and where necessary renewed. New roofs, window frames and fronts have been installed, the masonry has been repaired and the floors have been reinforced. At the rear, the current balconies have been completely renovated.
During the renovation, a lot of attention is paid to sustainability. The floors, roofs and walls have been re-insulated. All apartments have underfloor heating and LED lighting.
A style of its own
All apartments have been given a high-quality finish and a completely individual style. The style was designed by Heyligers Architects and can best be described as 'Amsterdam chic meets Scandinavian minimalism'. A style that stands for many details, moldings and clean lines, for natural materials, minimalism and for serene tranquility. Many light shades have been used in the apartments, which are combined with dark, steel fronts. In contrast to normal, clear glass, ribbed glass has been used in the steel facade, which creates a special atmosphere. The light oak floor laid in a Hungarian point, the white panel doors, the moldings around the windows and doors and the classic skirting boards provide a luxurious look. Everything has been taken into account in the apartments. For example, they are equipped with a walk-in closet and niches that offer space for decorative cabinets.
kitchen
The kitchen is a combination of matte light gray kitchen fronts, a thin composite sand-colored worktop with light veins through which the sink runs. A brass Quooker tap completes this tonal kitchen and will give it its own look that seamlessly matches the atmosphere in the rest of the apartment.
Bathroom
Where light shades predominate in the apartment, darker shades are used in the bathroom. For example, the walls of the shower and sink are fitted with dark wall tiles. By alternating this with a Hungarian point and cross bond, a playful effect is created. White ceramic tiles with a light gray vein have been chosen for the other walls and the floor, which, together with the bronze taps, provide a chic look. The light-dark contrast is also reflected in the washbasin furniture: slightly ribbed wooden drawers and a black marble top. The free-standing bath, separate shower and double sink complete the picture.