Delistraat 23-H AMSTERDAM
Delistraat 23 H, 1094 CT AMSTERDAM
In the popular Indische Buurt in Amsterdam East, we are offering this ground-floor apartment of approximately 68m². The property is situated on freehold land, features a garden, and offers plenty of potential to renovate entirely to your own taste. An ideal opportunity to live in a vibrant location with all amenities just around the corner!
Location & Accessibility
The property is located on Delistraat in the popular and vibrant Indische Buurt in Amsterdam East. Within walking distance, you will find a wide range of lively cafés and restaurants, such as Bar Botanique, Louie Louie, Studio/K, and the well-known Brouwerij 't IJ. Coffee enthusiasts will appreciate the various specialty coffee bars nearby. For daily shopping, several supermarkets including Albert Heijn and Lidl are conveniently close. In addition, the nearby Javastraat offers a diverse selection of specialty shops, boutiques, and international delicatessens. The famous Dappermarkt — one of Amsterdam’s best-known markets — is also just a short distance away, offering fresh produce and local delicacies daily.
The location is very well connected. Muiderpoort Station is only a few minutes’ walk and provides train, tram, and bus connections to the rest of the city and beyond. Tram and bus stops at Insulindeweg and Molukkenstraat also offer quick access to Amsterdam Central Station and the city center. By bike, you can reach the heart of the city in about 10 minutes. By car, you can easily access the A10 ring road, and parking is available through a permit system or paid parking on the street.
History
Delistraat 23H is located in the Indische Buurt in Amsterdam and forms part of a characteristic street lined with early 20th-century buildings. The street has a rich history, having been home to Jewish entrepreneurs and craftsmen who lived and worked here during the first half of the last century. Today, Delistraat offers a peaceful residential environment in the heart of vibrant Amsterdam East.
Layout
This ground-floor apartment offers plenty of possibilities for those looking for a property that can be fully renovated to their own taste. Upon entering, you are welcomed by a central hallway that provides access to most rooms. The spacious living room at the front features high ceilings and large windows, making it perfect for creating a modern and bright living space. The separate kitchen and generously sized bathroom offer an ideal canvas for a contemporary upgrade. The bedroom at the rear overlooks the garden, providing a peaceful space with lots of potential. Additionally, the property includes a practical storage room, accessible via the garden.
In short: an ideal foundation for anyone who wants to put their own stamp on a home in a fantastic location in Amsterdam East.
Key Features
- Apartment right of approximately 68m² (measured in accordance with NEN-2580 standards)
- Situated on freehold land, no leasehold
- Fully customizable and ready for renovation
- Non-owner-occupancy clause applies
- Handover in consultation, quick completion possible
This information has been compiled by us with the utmost care. However, we accept no liability for any inaccuracies, incompleteness, or otherwise, nor for the consequences thereof. All stated measurements and surface areas are indicative. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own investigations into all matters that are important to them. With regard to this property, the real estate agent represents the seller. We recommend that you engage a qualified (NVM) real estate agent to assist you in the purchasing process. If you have specific requirements regarding the property, we advise you to communicate these to your purchasing agent in good time and to conduct (or have conducted) independent research. If you do not engage an expert representative, you are deemed by law to be sufficiently expert to oversee all matters of importance. The NVM conditions apply.
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