Spacious and Characteristic 1930s Upper-Floor Apartment in the Popular Professorenwijk, Featuring 4 Bedrooms, Authentic Details and a Balcony This generous and charming 1930s upper-floor residence is located in the sought-after Professorenwijk and offers no less than four bedrooms, original period features, and a sunny balcony. De Sitterlaan lies in a highly desirable neighbourhood in Leiden, known for its historic character and excellent local amenities. The property is situated in an attractive, green residential area. Thanks to its convenient location, various facilities are just a short distance away, including local shops, sports facilities, schools, parks, and Leiden Lammenschans railway station. Major roads such as the N11 and A4 (towards The Hague, Amsterdam, and Utrecht) are also easily accessible. Parking is available in the street, and residents are eligible for a parking permit through the municipality of Leiden. Layout Ground Floor: From the path/front garden, you reach the private entrance. A spacious hall includes the meter cupboard and stairs to the first floor. The hall is large enough to store a sports bike or stroller. First Floor: Landing with toilet and access to the living room and kitchen. The living room is wonderfully bright and spacious, featuring a bay window at the front and French doors opening onto the balcony at the rear. The kitchen is accessed from the landing and includes a simple kitchen unit with built-in appliances. The kitchen also has a door to the balcony and a passthrough to the living room. Second Floor: Generous landing with space for the central heating system and washing machine connections at the rear. This floor offers three sizeable bedrooms. The bathroom is spacious and fitted with a large corner bath with shower, washbasin, and second toilet. Third Floor: A fixed staircase from the second floor leads to the top level, where an additional room can serve well as a fourth bedroom. A roof window provides natural daylight, and an additional roof window will be installed in December for even more light. Key Features Living area: 111.4 m² Building-related outdoor space: 2.8 m² Volume: 373 m³ Year of construction: 1939 Heating and hot water via central heating boiler (2016) Energy label: D Located in the popular Professorenwijk in Leiden Cycling distance to the vibrant city centre, with easy access to major routes towards Amsterdam and The Hague 1930s home with authentic elements such as stained-glass windows and a charming bay window 4 to 5 bedrooms possible The Homeowners’ Association (VvE) will comply with the legally required minimum The purchase agreement will include the Asbestos, Age, and Non-Owner-Occupation clauses.