Sale Phase II
The next sales phase will start around January 2025.
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Seven homes with garden
Amsterdam West, De Baarsjes
Living spaces range from approx. 89 -143 m²
Interior design by Studio Piet Boon
Sales prices starting at € 995,000 k.k.
Own land, no ground lease
All homes have energy label A++++
Philip of Almonde Street 15
Layout homes | sale phase II
The second sales phase will follow in January 2025. Plans and photos are not available at this time. The homes have three floors, a garden and multiple bedrooms and energy label A++++. All homes will be delivered turn-key, with cast floors, painted walls, Piet Boon Bathroom and sanitary ware. The kitchen can be optionally purchased from Piet Boon Kitchen or completed to your own specifications and supplier. At this time only floor plans are available, more specifications and photos to follow.
The Switchboard | The Project
In the courtyard of a closed residential block in De Baarsjes in Amsterdam, a telephone exchange, a monument dating from 1926, is being transformed into a special residential building with inner gardens. The former KPN building is a monument, a hidden gem, located in the middle of a residential block. For the redevelopment, the choice was made for a transformation into 18 houses with gardens, and 1 apartment, in the middle of an oasis of tranquility.
Interior impressions
Surroundings
In lively De Baarsjes, creatives and family-friendly vibes come together perfectly. This neighborhood is ideal for young professionals and dynamic families, with an abundance of eateries, coffee shops and relaxing spots. What will your weekend look like if you live here?
Start your day with the most delicious breads and croissants from Fort 9 and stay in shape at De Gymzaal, a sports club a short distance away. Coffee lovers can indulge at Whitelabel. If you want to seek out nature, Rembrandt Park and the nearby nature playground are perfect destinations. Terrasmus in Erasmus Park is also an ideal place for family outings.
Oud West with the Foodhallen is the place for a day of entertainment and good food. Here you will find not only a cinema and library, but also a Foodhal with various eateries. Don't forget to do your shopping at the Ten Kate Market, with an extensive selection; the hummus stall is a must. For the tastiest cheeses, visit Caseus on Jan Evertsenstraat.
Within walking distance are several restaurants, such as Fred's Cousin, which puts a modern twist on the traditional "brown pub. 'Meneer de Wit heeft honger' offers seasonal vegetable dishes, among others. For culinary delights, visit Restaurant Daalder. Hotel Not Hotel, also nearby, is not only a hotel but also a place for cozy drinks at cocktail bar Kevin Bacon.
For a night out, The Jewel offers club nights and events, while the day after you can relax at the Massage House. In short, the neighborhood is buzzing! And if you want to seek out the hustle and bustle of the city, you can reach the Jordaan and the center by bike in just 10 minutes.
Accessibility
The location is easily accessible by car via the A10 ring road. Take exit 6 towards Amsterdam Nieuw-West. Follow the S106 and drive via Hoofdweg and Postjesweg to your destination. Some parking spaces are available in the nearby parking garage at Van Speijkstraat 29, level -2.
For public transportation, there are several options. On Jan Evertsenstraat and Witte de Withstraat there are stops where you can catch a bus or streetcar that will take you to different parts of the city within minutes. Of course, as befits a true Amsterdammer, the bicycle is the fastest and most flexible means of transportation.
More information on parking will follow.
Work in progress
History
This municipal monument in the courtyard between Philip of Almonde Street, Witte de With Street and Admiralengracht, was designed by architect Alfred Boeken at the time when there was a great need for telephone connections and not much space in the city.
As part of the expansion of Plan West, this 6th telephone exchange was planned in the middle of a residential block in De Baarsjes. On the first floor came the storage and technical area, on the second floor the telephone exchange where ladies manually laid the telephone connections.
The building was remodeled and expanded several times in the 1960s. Since 2009, it has been a municipal monument because of its cultural-historical value.
The spatial qualities of the still intact interior, the communal stairwells and the monumental main entrance with stained-glass windows in the original design were taken as a starting point to design spatial dwellings. Thus, they all have a private outdoor space on the first floor. The dominant monumental chimney that was used for the KPN antennas will remain intact.
Many original qualities will be restored as much as possible and such as the facade detailing, the entrance corridor and the stairwell with the stained glass windows.
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