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Six bedrooms and a view of Vondelpark: most expensive house in Amsterdam for sale

The most expensive home in Amsterdam, a villa on the Oranje Nassaulaan near Vondelpark, has been listed for sale at 20 million euros. The property features extensive living space, six bedrooms, and a private garden, with the estate agent expecting a sale within a few months.

A luxurious detached villa located at Oranje Nassaulaan 24 in Amsterdam-Zuid is currently listed for sale at 20 million euros. This property, situated in the Willemsparkbuurt, stands as the most expensive house available in Amsterdam. It boasts six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and parking for six vehicles across five floors. The residence offers 734 square meters of space, including 141 square meters of indoor area, and sits on a 977 square meter plot featuring a large garden with direct views of the Vondelpark.

The asking price reflects a premium of approximately 36,000 euros per square meter. In comparison, the second most expensive property in the city is listed for 12.75 million euros. The real estate agent representing the villa remains optimistic about the sale, expressing expectations that the transaction will be completed within two to three months. Whether the property will secure its full asking price remains to be seen as the listing hits the market.

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