Fundaparel: living in a former warehouse on Prinseneiland
A 71-square-meter apartment located in a historic 1650 warehouse on Amsterdam's Prinseneiland is currently on the market for 550,000 euros. The property features original wooden beams and large arched windows, offering two bedrooms and waterfront views.
An apartment situated in a historic warehouse known as Vrede has recently been listed for sale on the Prinseneiland in Amsterdam. Built in 1650, this building reflects the historical development of the city's Western Islands, which were originally created in the seventeenth century to accommodate shipping and maritime trade. The area, characterized by its narrow streets and water surroundings, has transitioned over the years from an industrial hub into a unique residential neighborhood.
The property spans 71 square meters across two levels and retains original architectural features such as exposed wooden beams. Exterior highlights include large red arched windows with doors that open to provide views of the water. The residence features two bedrooms, an open-concept kitchen, and a bathroom equipped with a soaking tub and a walk-in shower. The asking price for the apartment is 550,000 euros, with additional monthly costs for land lease and homeowners association fees.
Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

