Friday Lunchbreak Viewings
Open house every Friday between noon-13 p.m.
Ring the bell at Anthoniszstraat 41 and view the fully furnished apartments. Living areas approx. 50 m², asking prices from € 680,000.
Living on Devil's Island
Last apartments on sale
At Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 41, adjacent to the Pijp in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid, the last turn-key apartments will go on sale. This project consists of furnished apartments with an area of approximately 50 m². A unique concept: the purchase price includes stylish furniture and household appliances. You only need to bring your suitcase to move in!
Each apartment is tastefully renovated, has no ground lease and is energy efficient with energy label A. The location is ideal, with trendy coffee bars, cafes, restaurants and the Albert Cuyp market nearby. Next week we will hold an open house. Asking prices start at € 680,000,- k.k. (own land).
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 39 | These homes have been rented.
Pieter Baststraat 5 | These homes have been sold.
The Apartments
Pieter Baststraat 5 / Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 39 & 41
Pieter Baststraat
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat
Pieter Bast Street 5 - 4
Living area 41 m²
Asking price € 588,000,-- kk
Sold
Asking price € 588,000,-- kk
Pieter Bast Street 5 - 3
Living area 42 m²
Asking price € 542,000,-- kk
Sold
Asking price € 542,000,-- kk
Pieter Bast Street 5 - 2
Living area 42 m²
Asking price € 542,000,-- kk
Sold
Asking price € 542,000,-- kk
Pieter Bast Street 5 - 1
Living area 42 m²
Asking price € 542,000,-- kk
Sold
Asking price € 542,000,-- kk
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 39 - 2
Living area 40 m²
Asking price € 538,000,-- kk
Rented
Asking price € 538,000,-- kk
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 39 - 3
Living area 40 m²
Asking price € 538,000,-- kk
Rented
Asking price € 538,000,-- kk
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 39 - 4
Living area 38 m²
Asking price € 568,000,-- kk
Rented
Asking price € 568,000,-- kk
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 39 - 1
Living area 41 m²
Asking price € 538,000,-- kk
Rented
Asking price € 538,000,-- kk
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 41 - 1
Living area approx. 50 m²
Asking price € 725,000,- K.K.
Asking price € 725,000,- K.K.
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 41 - 2
SOLD
Living area approx. 50 m²
Asking price € 725,000,- K.K.
Sold
Living area approx. 50 m²
Asking price € 725,000,- K.K.
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 41 - 3
Living area approx. 50 m²
Asking price € 680,000,- K.K.
Sold
Asking price € 680,000,- K.K.
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 41 - 4
Living area approx. 50 m²
Asking price € 750.000,- K.K.
Asking price € 750.000,- K.K.
Ready to move in
Impressions
The authentic mansion on Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 41, has been transformed and furnished turn-key on the first three floors. This is included in the purchase price. The interior is cozy and exudes a vintage look through colors and materials of the furniture, walls and cabinets. The sitting area features a luxury designer sofa, table, chairs and a Samsung television. Nicemakers have used several unique quality and designer brands for the furnishings, including Artisan, Pol's Potten, Artifort and Muubs.
The open kitchen is equipped with various appliances and accessories such as a Nespresso machine, Quooker, wine glasses and dinnerware from Duikelman for four.
The bedrooms have luxurious built-in closets with light. The bathroom has elegant dark green tiling. There is a separate room for a washer-dryer, it is included on the first three floors.
The Surroundings & Hotspots
The neighborhood
Devil's Island and the Pijp have a cosmopolitan feel with a mix of cultures, contributing to the diversity and vibrancy of the neighborhood. It is a popular place for residents as well as visitors. Tips from a neighborhood resident: We start the day with brunch at Little Collins, a trendy restaurant with Australian influences. Then we browse around the Albert Cuyp where we eat a herring, and stroll through Sarphatipark. In the old cinema, now home to CT Coffee & Coconuts, we stop for a coffee break. Then we walk toward Museumplein, for some cultural inspiration. We end the day close to home, for the tastiest steak in town at Loetje, at the end of our street.
History
1905 - 2023
These houses were built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as the city developed and the demand for housing increased. The architecture reflects the prosperity and taste of the time, with attention to elegance, symmetry and decorative elements. There are three buildings, each with four floors. The first floor contained a garage which has given way to a premium gym. The neighborhood transformed over the last two decades into a hugely popular destination for artists, students and young professionals. The Devil's Island neighborhood is named after the shape of the island-like block between Van Woustraat, Ruysdaelkade, Frans Halsstraat and Albert Cuypstraat, and is adjacent to De Pijp.
