Amsteldijk 139 1, Amsterdam

Spacious and very bright apartment on the 1st floor with a usable area of ??56 m², offering an unobstructed view of the Amstel. Situated in a prime location in the popular Amsterdam South/Rivierenbuurt area. The characteristic building from 1929 is in the style of the Amsterdam School.

LOCATION/SURROUNDINGS
The property is centrally located on the Amstel. There is a wide range of cozy bars and restaurants in the vicinity. Café Vrijdag is just around the corner, and Café 'de Ysbreeker', Hesp, and Bam Boa are all within walking distance. The property has a good location relative to both the Martin Luther King Park and the newly landscaped Somerlust Park. For your daily groceries, you can go to Rijnstraat, located just around the corner. Here, just like in the nearby Pijp, you will find a wide variety of supermarkets, popular cafes and restaurants, charming shops, and nice coffee shops. ACCESSIBILITY
Public transport connections are excellent (by tram, metro, and train); Amstel train and metro station is within walking distance, and Rai and Zuid stations are a short bike ride away. There is also a tram and bus stop within walking distance of the apartment. The apartment is also conveniently located in relation to various arterial roads, such as the A10 and A2.

LAYOUT
Apartment entrance on the first floor; hallway providing access to all rooms. The living room is located at the front with a view of the Amstel. Bedroom, kitchen, and balcony are at the rear. The bathroom features a shower, toilet, and sink.

SURFACE AREA
Living area: 56.20 m²
Building-related outdoor space: 4.20 m²
Compliant with NEN-2580

REGISTERED IN THE LAND REGISTRY
Municipality: Amsterdam
Section: V
Number: 11938
Index: A2

ZONING
Residential

YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION
1924

OWNERS' ASSOCIATION
Owners' Association Amsteldijk 139, registered under Chamber of Commerce number 55900690, consisting of 3 members.

The monthly service charges amount to € 254.24 and the administration is professionally managed by Velzel VvE diensten.
A Multi-Year Maintenance Plan (MJOP) is in place. LEASEHOLD
Period: 16-10-2012 up to and including 15-10-2046
Annual ground rent € 397.47

General provisions for perpetual leasehold 2000 of the Municipality of Amsterdam.

PARTIAL FEATURES
- Protected urban or village landscape;
- Former rental property;
- Sale is subject to seller's approval;
- The purchase agreement will be drawn up according to the Ring Amsterdam model, in which an additional non-occupancy, asbestos, age clause and "As is, Where is" clause will be included;
- Completion by mutual agreement, can be quick.

DISCLAIMER
This information has been compiled by Keij & Stefels B.V. with due care. However, we accept no liability whatsoever for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, or the consequences thereof.

All stated dimensions and areas are indicative. The usable floor area has been calculated in accordance with the industry-established NEN2580 standard. The area may therefore differ from comparable properties and/or past references. This is primarily due to this (new) calculation method. We make every effort to calculate the correct area and to support this as much as possible by providing floor plans with dimensions. However, we wish to emphasize that no rights can be derived from any difference between the stated and the actual size. The buyer has their own duty of investigation regarding all matters of importance to them. With respect to this property, the real estate agent acts as the seller's advisor. We advise you to engage an expert (NVM) real estate agent to guide you through the purchasing process. If you have specific wishes regarding the property, we advise you to make these known to your purchasing agent in a timely manner and to conduct (or have conducted) independent research into these matters. If you do not engage an expert representative, you are considered, in accordance with the law, sufficiently expert to oversee all matters of importance. The NVM terms and conditions apply.
Express reservation regarding the conclusion of the agreement All oral and written correspondence is entirely without obligation. An agreement regarding the offered object is only concluded after an agreement to that effect has been initialed and signed by both parties. Prior to this, there is never any agreement from which rights and/or obligations could be derived. Furthermore, the conclusion of an agreement is subject at all times to the consent of the owner(s) of the object.