Van Leeuwen & ZonenVerified

• 105 m²
• 3 beds
• 4 rooms
• C energy

One flight up from the busiest street in the city, and much quieter than that sounds. 105 m², three bedrooms, balcony at the back, label C. The year of construction is not recorded; the building is older than the interior suggests, and the apartment was substantially rebuilt at some point in the nineties.

• 68 m²
• 2 beds
• 3 rooms
• C energy

Canal at the front, quiet at the back, and the market twice a week at the end of the street. 68 m², two bedrooms, one bathroom, 1932 building, label C. The balcony looks over the courtyard behind.

• 118 m²
• 3 beds
• 5 rooms
• C energy

A house on the Rapenburg — the grandest canal in the city, and the one the university has been looking at for four hundred years. 118 m² over three floors, three bedrooms, one bathroom, with a small garden behind. Built in 1972 behind an older facade, which is why the layout is more practical than the address would lead you to expect: square rooms, a proper staircase, and no unexpected level changes. Label C. The Hortus is at the end of the street and the station is a ten-minute walk.

• 201 m² living
• 661 m² plot
• 4 beds
• 7 rooms

The garden is the reason to come — mature planting, a lawn big enough to be useful, and a terrace that faces the afternoon and evening sun. 661 m² of it, with a garage at the side. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, 201 m² of living space, built 1989. No energy label has been registered. The sellers are arranging one and expect it before completion; on the specification — cavity insulation, double glazing throughout, boiler from 2019 — it should come back reasonably.

• 132 m²
• 3 beds
• 4 rooms
• A energy

132 m² with water on two sides. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, roof terrace, lift and parking. Label A. Delivered this year.