Description

Jacob Jacobs was a 19th-century romantic painter specialising in navies. No sea views on this street, but it is a fine spot in the heart of the city. After all, you live here right between Central Station, the Kievitbuurt and the Theaterplein. At the end of the street: the City Park for jogging, skating or strolling. Within walking distance of the city centre, surrounded by a range of schools, restaurants, shops, delis and the Vogeltjesmarkt... Never a dull moment in this super centrally located neighbourhood.

After the current owners bought this 1895 middle-class house, they renewed the roof (2018-'19) and the gas boiler (2021). The house is perfectly habitable, although the kitchen, bathroom and windows (1998) could use a refresh. Good to know: the EPC (currently 317) predates the updated gas boiler and construction roof.

From the corridor with original moulures, you can access the basement, part of which was currently converted into an office. In the rest of the optimally used basement: a practical laundry room and handy pantry areas.

Up stairs you'll find the cosy kitchen and dining room. At the back: bathroom with shower, bathtub and double washbasin. Separate toilet. The outdoor space/patio is on the mezzanine.

One floor up: the eye-catcher of the house, office or living space with plenty of daylight streaming in, high ceilings and giga library with a 1st bedroom next to it. The top floor houses 2 more bedrooms with washbasin, 1 with mezzanine for a single bed and 1 with hatch to the attic.

Centrally located property with lots of potential - ideal for those looking for a home to put their own stamp on.