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This document is the document that the owner of the registered property is required to provide before the transfer.
The title deed from the Dutch Land Registry (Kadaster) is an official document that proves who the legal owner is of a piece of real estate (such as a house, plot of land, or building) in the Netherlands.
The measurement report in accordance with NEN 2580 provides the surface area and volume of a home or building based on a fixed Dutch standard. This ensures clear and comparable measurements.
A Deed of Division is a legal document that divides a property into separate parts or units, each with its own ownership rights.
This refers to the official paperwork of the Homeowners Association. The recent minutes are the written records of the latest meetings, summarizing discussions and decisions made.
This is a planning document outlining the expected maintenance work for the building over the coming years, including timelines and estimated costs. It helps the HOA budget properly and avoid unexpected expenses.
The house rules set practical guidelines for residents, such as noise restrictions, cleaning duties, use of common areas, pet policies, and other everyday matters.
This is the second part of the standard questionnaire completed during the sale of an apartment. This section includes questions about the Homeowners Association (VVE).
The Inventory of Fixtures and Fittings lists which items stay or go with the property sale. It ensures buyer and seller agree on what’s included.
All other relevant documents related to this property.
Rozengracht 74C, 1016 NE Amsterdam, Netherlands
On the lively Rozengracht we offer this 3-room apartment of approx. 64 m². The property is located on the third floor of a modern building (built in 1998) with a new foundation and is situated on freehold land.
The apartment has two bedrooms, a bright living room and a practical layout. In addition, the property has an energy label A and is part of a small-scale and healthy Owners Association with a monthly contribution of €133 and a reserve fund of approximately €40,000.
The property is sold in rented condition and is therefore particularly interesting for investors.
Based on the current insights and points calculation (200 points in the housing valuation system), it is expected that the rent price may possibly be set at around approximately €1,100 per month. Buyers should take this into account when determining their bid.
Characteristics
Living area approx. 64 m²
Freehold land (no leasehold)
Completely rebuilt with concrete foundation
Built in 1998
Energy label A
2 bedrooms
Sale in rented condition
Active and healthy Owners Association
Service costs €133 per month
Reserve fund Owners Association approx. €40,000
Located in a prime location in Amsterdam-Centrum
Surroundings
The Rozengracht is located in a very desirable location on the edge of the Jordaan, within walking distance of The Nine Streets, the canal belt, De Hallen and Dam Square. In the immediate vicinity there are numerous restaurants, cafés, shops and cultural facilities. Accessibility is also excellent with tram connections and arterial roads.
Sales information
Starting price: €448,000 buyer’s costs
Sale takes place in rented condition
An interesting opportunity for investors who want to invest in a property in one of the most desirable locations of Amsterdam.