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Renovated old building
furnished
Own kitchen
Shower, Guest Toilet
Cable
Parquet
Central heating
Own parking lot
3 minutes by foot
Washing machine, Balcony, Bicycle storage, Pets are welcome
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It is a very interesting example of functionalist architecture of the 1930s. The luxurious character is demonstrated by the use of expensive and precious finishing materials, such as sandstone on facades, multi-colored marble on the staircase, the door in the hall in chrome-plated frames.
A spacious apartment designed with attention to the smallest detail using high quality materials, is characterized by unique style and elegance. The area of 75 m².
Distribution of rooms: a spacious living room, bedroom, bathroom, hallway, kitchen, wardrobe, guest toilet, balcony.
Cafes , bookstores and small shops is an environment that favors spending free time.
Tram about 3 minutes walk away ( Amsterdam, J.P. Heijestraat - Trams : 1, 11).
In addition , numerous bus and tram lines provide a great connection to every part of the city.
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It is a very interesting example of functionalist architecture of the 1930s. The luxurious character is demonstrated by the use of expensive and precious finishing materials, such as sandstone on facades, multi-colored marble on the staircase, the door in the hall in chrome-plated frames.
For people who value original interiors and the atmosphere of the pre-war character of the city.
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