Villa for sale at AMSTERDAM with reference 19810999666 Van Miereveldstraat 7, 1071 DW AMSTERDAM

—Ref. AM103024

Charming family home with a sunny garden in a prime location in Amsterdam South!

This elegant and exclusive townhouse, brimming with character, is a rare find nestled in the serene section of Amsterdam's Museum Quarter. It features exquisite, top-tier craftsmanship paired with an array of enchanting elements, creating a warm and inviting family residence. Spanning a total of 321 m² across four levels, plus a cozy attic and a compact basement, the property includes a generously sized, tranquil southeast-facing rear garden that serves as a peaceful retreat.

The home has been meticulously renovated and modernized while preserving its original, captivating features. It offers four (with the possibility of five) ample bedrooms and three luxurious bathrooms unfolding across four floors, along with outdoor amenities such as a lush garden, balcony, and loggia. Authentic highlights abound, including stained-glass windows, soaring ceilings, ornate paneled doors, classic moldings, and a grand marble entryway.

Positioned in the coveted Amsterdam Oud Zuid neighborhood, it's mere steps from the Concertgebouw, Museumsplein, Rijksmuseum, the canals, and Zuiderbad pool. Nearby, Cornelis Schuytstraat beckons with its array of specialty shops, boutiques, and the Zuidermarkt The P.C. Hooftstraat, cozy brasseries, and picturesque squares are right around the corner. Despite being in the beautiful center of Amsterdam, this townhouse is located in a quiet and secure neighborhood offering consistently hassle-free parking.

Layout:

Ground floor:
Grand entrance hall featuring a striking marble vestibule adorned with stained-glass accents and elegant trim. A secondary hall leads to the corridor and a guest toilet with sink. The front room includes built-in storage and an attached bathroom with toilet, vanity, and rain shower, perfect also as separate guest or au-pair room. At the back, the dining area opens via French doors to a sheltered terrace, and to the garden crafted by acclaimed landscape designer Eugenie André de la Porte. Adjacent is the semi-open kitchen, outfitted with premium appliances and luxurious surfaces throughout.
Basement
From the ground floor there are stairs down to the small basement, ideal to either use for storage or it can be turned into a wine-cellar.

Mezzanine and First floor:
Before one enters the first floor, the stairs lead to a lovely corner surrounded by monumental stained-glass windows. This corner is currently used as a small library with a sitting area. On the first floor there are two spacious rooms, a bright front living room with three oversized windows again with the typical Dutch stained-glass windows, a cozy fireplace, and sliding pocket doors to a second room that can either be used in a connected way or as two separate places as both rooms have own entry doors. This bright space also accesses the balcony via French doors overlooking the garden, offering privacy through the big trees shielding the area.

Mezzanine and Second floor:
Before arriving at the second floor, one faces a small room at the Mezzanine that is used as separate laundry room. The second floor is devoted to the master suite at the rear, complete with French doors to a private loggia. The open-concept design flows into an exclusive bathroom by Watermonopoly London, which handled all the home's baths, with separate toilet and sink. From the bathroom, reach the front dressing room with bespoke cabinetry.

Mezzanine and Third floor:
Landing with a half-level staircase to the rear bathroom. A beautiful room, spacious and open to the roof offers many possibilities to be used as it also has its own pantry, this spacious room can even be turned into two separate rooms. The rear bedroom offers built-in closets and attic access via stairs, an area most loved by any kid.

Details:
- Exceptionally refined throughout, with delightful touches that enhance comfort and livability
- Recently renovated, including full double glazing and a new roof: energy rating C
- Stunning, professionally landscaped southeast-facing garden of approx. 65 m²
- Beyond the garden, enjoy a pleasant balcony and loggia off the master bedroom
- Upper floors rooms each have air-conditioning
- Security system in use
- All windows at the ground-floor have rolling shutters (most of them electric)
- Per NEN2580 standards, the total usable area is 321 m², encompassing basement and attic
- On leasehold land under AB2016 terms; rent has been bought off in perpetuity
- Ideally located near the iconic Rijksmuseum and other landmarks
- Located in a safe environment: several consulates in direct vicinity
- Kitchen connections pre-installed at the first floor.

History:
This timeless townhouse sits in the shadow of Museumplein, one of three grand structures on Van Miereveldstraat, designed by Amsterdam architects Hulshoff & Kok. As a protected monument, it holds architectural and historical significance, exemplifying the sophisticated developments of the late 19th-century Museum Quarter that complement the Rijksmuseum and Concertgebouw. The facade showcases two prominent pilasters in yellow-gray Waalsteen bricks, set against red "apple blossom" brick panels accented in black tar. The tall base and other stone details are crafted from French limestone. The monument listing celebrates its "palatial" exterior.