Spaarnekroon – A dream location on the Spaarne river in the heart of Haarlem and including an indoor garage large enough for 2 cars.

This wonderful and impressive corner apartment is part of a stately building and comprises 2 floors. The apartment was completely renovated in 2018 and overlooks the meandering Spaarne river in the heart of the historical city centre of Haarlem, between the Turfsteega and the Helmbrekerssteeg. The amazing and extensive views of the Melkbrug and the Spaarne will have you not only fully enjoy the quiet surroundings but also the great atmosphere and everything Haarlem has to offer.

This stunning, small-scale and unique apartment building on the Spaarne has a lift and was named after one of the gable stones that once adorned the old warehouses. The parking garages are at street level, accessed via roller doors, and the apartment comes with an additional separate storage unit.

Spaarnekroon is located right in the city centre, in one of the bends of the Spaarne and with a wide range of shops, cafés and restaurants, and the Grote Markt with its many outdoor terraces. Arts and culture have always played an important role in Haarlem and you will find cultural venues such as the Stadsschouwburg, the Philharmonie, theatre and cinema De Schuur, and the Frans Hals Museum and Teylers Museum (the oldest museum in the Netherlands) within walking distance.
The nearby beaches of Zandvoort and Bloemendaal, and the dunes in the Kennemerduinen National Park, are wonderful areas for relaxation and recreational activities such as long bike trips. In Spaarnwoude, you will find the largest golf course resort in Europe.

Apart from having your private garage, you can also use the public parking garages De Appelaar or De Kamp. Amsterdam, Schiphol Airport, Alkmaar, The Hague, and Rotterdam are all easy to reach by car (via the nearby arterial roads) and/or public transport.

Layout

The entrance to the parking garage is on the Spaarne. The garage has an extra-large roller door and electricity. The secured and modern central lobby is accessed from the Spaarne via a video/intercom system and includes the meter cupboards, large letterboxes, the lift, and the stairwell. The apartment also has 2nd entrance in the large kitchen diner, where double doors lead directly outside to the Spaarne. The ground floor has the following layout and features: a large kitchen-diner with an 8-person dining table and Tom Dixon fade pendant lights; a kitchen island with various built-in appliances (Gaggenau); an induction hob plus an integrated extraction system, a combi-microwave/oven, a steam oven, a coffee machine, a fridge/freezer, a climate-controlled wine cabinet, a dishwasher, a 1.5 sink with a Quooker tap; built-in closets including the meter cupboard; large ceramic floor tiles, and the video/intercom system.

Glass-in-steel doors lead to the hallway, finished with parquet flooring with an ornamental strip, the toilet with a washstand and mechanical ventilation, and a closet with the heat exchange unit and white goods connections. At the back is the downstairs en-suite (guest) bedroom with the bathroom featuring a free-standing bath, a walk-in shower with a rain showerhead, a broad washbasin, and a mirror with integrated lighting. The bedroom includes a walk-in closet designed by Poliform. Back in the kitchen-diner, a modern ‘floating’ wooden staircase with Tom Dixon void wall lighting leads to...

The 1st floor, with an ornamental bannister, a large living/TV room with a large sombrero lamp, a corner window, and phenomenal views of the Spaarne. A glass-in-steel door leads to a landing with – on the left – a door to a bar with LED lighting, a sink with a cold water tap, a fridge, a Missoni gold string curtain, and a music room with wall panelling and an air extraction system (can be used a smoking room). Toilet with a washstand; a built-in closet with white goods connections, the central heating/boiler unit (Calenta combi 2018), and the heat exchange system; a bathroom with a walk-in shower with a Sunshower system (infrared and UV light), a large washbasin unit with 2 washbowls, a design radiator, and a mirror with integrated lighting. Large bedroom with double turn/tilt doors to a French balcony. Next to the large bedroom is a third bedroom, which is currently used as a dressing room (including a vanity unit with integrated lighting).

The apartment also comes with a small roof terrace and the exclusive use of the roof terrace atop the stairwell (secured with stainless steel fencing, power outlets, and two design loungers). The exclusive use is based on a contractual agreement with the Homeowners’ Association (VvE).

General details:
- Net floor space: 167m².
- Volume buildings: 700m³
- The property comprises an apartment right on freehold land
- Energy label A+
- Service charges Q4 2022: €458
- No service charges are paid for the lift (as agreed with the VvE)
- The VvE and maintenance are well-managed
- Living in a historical building with all of the modern-day comforts, such as underfloor heating and double glazing
- Balanced mechanical ventilation system
- High ornamental ceilings (3.34 m), turn/tilt windows, and original stained-glass windowpanes
in soundproof A+ glazing
- Walls finished with Beton Ciré/Novacolor by Ludwig Luschen
- Bathrooms and toilets finished in Grespania marble look and Dornbracht sanitary units/fixtures
- Top-quality door and window fixtures with magnetic locks
- Wireless Sonos system throughout the apartment
- Most lamps are dimmable
- Views of the Waag, the Spaarne river, and the historical city centre of Haarlem
- The building has a protected cityscape status and authentic front façade of the corner apartment with its beautiful ornamental details has a municipally listed status
- Enclosed parking garage for 2 cars and a separate storage unit
- Transfer date in consultation
- This house absolutely deserves a viewing to appreciate all it has to offer!