“T VYFDE GROENE HART” (The Fifth Green Deer),
The property is part of a set of three adjacent warehouses constructed by the Six family from 1640 onwards. The assembly was considered particularly elegant at the time, because of the use of ‘windkasten’ (hoisting hoods) rather than ‘hijsbalken’ (hoisting beams). All three have majestic green deer figures adorning their peaks.
An iconic triplet which has beautifully survived the city’s urban developments. The Fifth Green Deer has a pointed gable with curved covering, wedged between two larger warehouses with trapezoid gables and hoisting hoods, respectively called “T KLYNE GROENE HART” (The Small Green Deer) situated on its left side and “T GROOTE GROENE HART” (The Large Green Deer) positioned on its right.
Features
Transfer of ownership
- Last asking price
- NA
- Asking price per m²
- NA
- Status
- PURCHASED
Construction
- Kind of house
- Apartment
- Building type
- Existing property
- Year of construction
- 1640
- Monumental Status
- Grade 1 – Monument with national importance
Surface areas and volume
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Areas
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- Living area
- 144 m²
- Other space inside the building
- NA
- External storage space
- Yes
Layout
- Number of rooms
- 5 rooms (3 bedrooms)
- Number of bathrooms
- One bathrooms and one separate toilet
- Bathroom facilities
- Walk-in shower, bath and toilet
- Number of stories
- 2 stories
Energy
- Energy label
- NVT
- Insulation
- Completely insulated
- Heating
- Central heater
- Hot water
- Central facility
Cadastral data
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AMSTERDAM L 7776
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- Area
- 143 M2
- Leasehold situation
- Owned ground
Exterior space
- Location
- Brouwersgracht, Historic heart of Amsterdam
- Terrace
- Rooftop and french balcony on the canalside
- Garden location
- Located at the southeast
Parking
- Type of parking facilities
- Paid parking /Parking via permit system