God have mercy and keep her safe! I once lived in a Dutch apartment, building built 400 years ago. But, I was only 50 back then. It goes to show you that if you refuse to quit a thing, you can still do it for a long time. I hope the 1st floor has been modified for her to do everything down there!
this houses are never ours to buy cos you have to pay the government extra taxes every year we get some money back but the houses wil never be ours no matter how much we pay for it check box 3
@@Mazil_5 the one of Amsterdam, they 'own' the houses, you pay 'erfpachtcanon' every year you live there when u buy it. But it will always/often (not sure) remains in the property of Amsterdam
Dit rijksmonument is gebouwd in 1718. Wat lief van bewoonster Marijke dat je binnen mocht komen om dit leuke filmpje te maken! 😍Google translate; This national monument was built in 1718. How sweet of resident Marijke that you were allowed to come in and make this fun video!
@@Followmytravels Op website Amsterdam Monumentenstad staat meer informatie over dit huis. Ik heb jouw filmpje naar de website gestuurd en heb van Walther Schoonenberg een berichtje terug ontvangen waarin hij mij bedankt. Google translate; There is more information about this house on the Amsterdam Monumentenstad website. I sent your video to the website and received a message back from Walther Schoonenberg thanking me.
@@Xandra02051970 dat is ook wel te zien binnen ook hoe oud dat pand is. Eigenlijk niet meer te doen voor zo’n oude vrouw die trappen zijn echt levensgevaarlijk maarja ze woont er al 64 jaar begreep ik dus zal er wel aan gewend zijn. De bovenste verdieping was ze denk ik al jaren niet meer geweest want dat zag er niet meer al te best uit.😶 Zal een hoop gerenoveerd moeten worden als ze er t.z.t. uit zal gaan. Maar het is wel een pareltje.
you see all the thimbles in a wooden rack, that rack was not made for this but to house typesetting lead letters for letterpress printing. As this type of printing became obsolete the wooden type cases were re-used as decorative wall pieces that could be filled with all kinds of "prullaria" (knick knacks) in this case a collection of thimbles.
Murat, Thanks for showing this house! It was like a timecapsule and I think that not much has changed in the last decade. I remember that kind of interior from the 1980’s. Very interesting but also a bit dangerous for the old lady.
Even. Though I grew up in Holland and lived with one flight of stairs, I was shocked by the steepness of grandma’s stairs as well as three flights more for bathrooms, bedroom and kitchen. How can she live like that, does she have to go up and down to cook or go to bed! Also the top level, zolder, seems to be exposed to moisture on the walls, sad to see.
Watched this when you were live streaming and this nine minutes of delightful spontaneity by the lady and your embracement of her gesture is what made this your best walk of which I have seen a few. You're a perfect gentleman and a credit to your city. Regards.
This is very exceptional. Those canalhouses are mostly office spaces and bought and sold for profit. If I was Mrs. Marijke i would sell it for as much as possible, and buy a nice one story house. She has options owning a canal house! I understand she is emotionally attached, but she is not getting any younger.
@@DidiWaDidi Maybe she will, eventually, but she clearly loves the place. I know a real Amsterdam guy running a small shop from a canal house. The shop doesn’t make much, and he’s had people in offering him millions for the property. But he says: “What am I going to with so much money, I am happy here, in the place I grew up in with the people I grew up with. When I croak, my kids will be welcome to the money this place brings, and I don’t expect them to keep it”
On my first visit to Amsterdam we stayed in a canal home, and the steep stairs is what I remember most about the house other than the magnificent views! She is sitting on a gold mine!!
@@Adam_Gray I can tell you I studied there I didn’t like the steps. We were drunk as students many FELL hurt for life. Very bad. And some were so steep we couldn’t climb descend.
Wow, i'm amazed she can still go up those first set of stairs. I have seen some canal houses for sale, but they are renovated and modernised, the view is beautiful...
@@neldewijn7536 She isn't 64 years of age, she has lived there for 64 years, it says at the beginning of the video. She looks like she's in her eighties.
Dit is wel een hele ouderwetse woning. Te zien aan de inrichting. Maar leuk te zien van de binnenkant. En het uitzicht 🥰 hele dag wat te kijken voor die mevrouw. Geen tv nodig
Een echt Nederlands huis. Niet zo nep als die zogenaamd stijlvol ingerichte huizen van nu. Dit is gewoon waar iedereen vandaan komt, samenraapsels van spullen en afbrokkelende gebouwen.
Ik vind het wel bijzonder dat ze 3 verdiepingen heeft (als ik het goed zie) en nauwelijks naar boven gaat. Daarboven liggen kapotte stukken stof, stukjes tapijt, kapotte wc. Waarom neemt zo'n vrouw (als ze dat mag.. van de overheid, want daar zijn van die regeltjes over) geen mensen in haar huis? Als ze deze man al makkelijk naar binnen laat, zou het toch fijn zijn als ze twee jongere huisgenootjes neemt, die de boel meehelpen opknappen en hier en daar een likje verf over de muur gooien. Asielzoekers of gezellige andere jongeren...volgens mij is dat een goed idee. Ook gezellig voor haar.
@@Widdekuu91 er is verschil in ff iemand op bezoek hebben en permanent mensen over de vloer. sommige mensen blijven liever alleen. ze zou de boel wel kunnen verkopen en een veilig, modern seniorenappartementje kunnen kopen op de begane grond, maar dat wil ze waarschijnlijk niet als ze er al 64 jaar woont
@@Blackadder75 Klopt, maar het zou wel een goed idee zijn, anders vervalt de boel bovenin het huis en dat kan niet, je kunt die huizen ook niet zomaar slopen als er spontane lekkage of schade ontstaat.. De zolder was wel echt verlaten, zegmaar.
This was really so nice Murat! What an old appartement it was. and how long that lady lived there 64 yrs.!! a Great video! have a nice time in Istanbul and thanks for all your video,s! Greetings Sundari🥰😇
What a beautiful vid. I am Dutch but never saw such a detailed vid. I always will walk backwards any stairs in any Dutch house. The way she said Take Care. Loved all ♡
Çok güzeldi keyifle izledim. Merdivenler ürkütücü olsa da, teyzemiz ve sıcak yaşanmışlık dolu evi çok güzeldi. Bize evini açtığı için kendisine ve sana çok teşekkür ederiz. Yüreği güzel olan tüm insanlara selam ve sevgiler
An authentic Amsterdam canal house like this with several floors will go for 2 million at least. And that is only because of the condition it's in and needing a lot of renovation. If it is renovated you will pay about 3-4 million. Or more.... Location and the historic qualities are key and also the prestige of living in an Amsterdam canal house don't come cheap because demand for a house like this is CRAZY high and not a lot offered in Amsterdam these days.
What a nice lady and such a charasteristic house. Thanks for the upload! So she lived in a real Amsterdam canal house since the sixties! Bet she has some interesting stories to tell 🙂I hope she can live there in good health for a long time to come! 🙂 What a privilige compared to modern days though. A house like that, in the current state basically without a kitchen and bathroom and in need of a makeover, would sell for 750.000 euro's within a week probably. All her neighbours younger than 65 years old are millionaires 😆
What a nice lady but i have a friend recently that got drugged that way and yes he was a guy,an elder lady invited him into her home in Belgium had a drink and woke up the next morning a couple blocks away naked..Kinda funny for a guy but scary also lol we found him with along with the police cause we were looking for him for a day .
What a adventure. Unique opportunity thanks to Murat and his constant unequal determination in sharing the Netherlands with all it facets and simplicity .How Many would or could have such a chance ?¿? Thanks Take Care Enjoy
Als je gewent bent stijle trappen op te lopen ook al ben je oud is dat geen probleem.Maar Marijke is blij met enthousiaste toeristen nou je laat niet zomaar mensen binnen om rond te kijken dat is het domste wat je kan doen ook al is het voor een filmpje.
Notice the rope across the front door as he exits the building. If you look closely on the left, youll see that the rope runs through a plastic tube that goes up the stairs along the wall. The end of the rope is at the glass door where she enters her apartment. She can pull on the rope from there and open the door on the ground floor for visitors and deliveries without having to go downstairs. I moved from the US to Amsterdam a year ago to a third floor apartment in a canal house. I had never seen anything like it but it's saved me running down three flights of stairs to let people in countless times!
you have to have a doctor's salary to buy this. most houses pass from family to family. If you earn well and can buy a parking space for almost hundreds of thousands of euros and close the noise, it is worth doing. but he shouldn't live there for the peace and fresh air. you really have to be born there 🇳🇱🤘🇦🇺
There was a time when no one wanted to live there, I still wouldn't. After some renovation it would now cost about a million or more per floor In the 1980s I considered buying an entire building, but the leasehold was too high, the price then converted into euros was €195,000 for an object much better than what can be seen in this vlog. I don't regret not buying the property then, Amsterdam is become a communist hellhole for the Dutch. This lady is probably renting the property under the old rental scheme and pay more or less €300,- I think even less... The real owner makes his profit by renting out the shop, the house is a deadtrap in case of a fire or the lady falls down, which has happened very often in the past and still will be, God forbidden!
I work close to where this lady lives and often stay at a friend's if working several days in Amsterdam. Her place has what I'd also call pre-War and lethal staircases too. Yet, they're not as bad as this lady's. I think it a shame that she lives in a house where it's no longer possible for her to take on all the floors. Though the house is worth a fortune these days, her interior is dilapidated and in dire need of repair, especially the toilet area. If I were her I'd sell and move to a retirement complex, some of which are so very nice with wonderful views and accommodating facilities.
It is bad enough to climb those stairs, imagine trying to take your shopping up there, or your laundry. Eeeeep! I could not live there even though I love the views. Those stairs are too steep.
Wow, good night Tomiisan! You are thankfully so late to catch my early video 😄 You're right, a little coffee break helped us to meet this amazing lady!
@@Followmytravels Haha, I have a lot of things I'm working on now and was up late, and saw this just before bed, I had to watch again. That's how life sometimes works though, being in the right place at the right time. And, having enough battery to be there on time. 😅
Im Dutch and i have never seen them inside off a canal house. Very interesting. Im not jealous of those stairs, pooh pooh, every day and the toilet all the way upstairs.Very old house, I even saw a very old stove in the kitchen, I think? went a little too fast. And to think that in the past they simply lived there with 5 or more people.
So, this was a very seldom inside view of such a house, even for us Dutch people. Je hebt echt geluk gehad. I was in your Istanbul 4 times. Chok güzel.
Deze video werd mij aangeboden door youtube. Deze vrouw is al wat ouder. Zulke smalle steile trappen. Die zie vaker in het centrum van Amsterdam. Wil ze liever niet gelijkvloers wonen. Zonder trappen? Maar als je van binnenstad houd. Heel voorzichtig.
Pitty can not stay in beautiful house n coming years maybe will go to old care house. Nederlands is organized health care arrangements but I think she want still stay
respect voor deze vrouw, dat ze het nog allemaal kan met de trappen en zo, gemeneen steile trappen zijn het. best nog groot ook daar. leuke video! Het huis is wel n beetje gammel helemaal boven zie ik.
A friend of mine lives in a house that has three times as long stairs as this house. He was recently visited by his 95 year old aunt, she was up the stairs in no time. 😆
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Hey Murat, I'm Dutch and had never seen the inside of an canalhouse before. Thanks!!
Awesome! You're welcome. Thanks for sharing this 🌟
Hello Murat, its a lovely canal house, but the interior is only typical for older Dutch people!
How nice of the lady to show you her house. Beautiful view and nice adventure ❤
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God have mercy and keep her safe! I once lived in a Dutch apartment, building built 400 years ago. But, I was only 50 back then. It goes to show you that if you refuse to quit a thing, you can still do it for a long time. I hope the 1st floor has been modified for her to do everything down there!
Really nice of that woman to show us her house
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Amazing. As you say, those houses cost millions now; this will be one of the very last ones that still look this authentic.
oh yes. There are hardly any original Amsterdam people living in Amsterdam anymore because it's way to expensive.
this houses are never ours to buy cos you have to pay the government extra taxes every year we get some money back but the houses wil never be ours no matter how much we pay for it check box 3
@@override39what governor?
@@Mazil_5 the one of Amsterdam, they 'own' the houses, you pay 'erfpachtcanon' every year you live there when u buy it. But it will always/often (not sure) remains in the property of Amsterdam
@@jamiemichelle7956 Weird.
What a super super nice lady so kind so gentle.What a way to go Murat.......Thank you this was really really fun to watch.
She is the best 🙌🙌
Dit rijksmonument is gebouwd in 1718. Wat lief van bewoonster Marijke dat je binnen mocht komen om dit leuke filmpje te maken! 😍Google translate; This national monument was built in 1718. How sweet of resident Marijke that you were allowed to come in and make this fun video!
Thanks a lot! Yes, she is such a nice person, i met her thru a friend, so that's why she trust me. 💫
@@Followmytravels Op website Amsterdam Monumentenstad staat meer informatie over dit huis. Ik heb jouw filmpje naar de website gestuurd en heb van Walther Schoonenberg een berichtje terug ontvangen waarin hij mij bedankt. Google translate; There is more information about this house on the Amsterdam Monumentenstad website. I sent your video to the website and received a message back from Walther Schoonenberg thanking me.
@@Xandra02051970 🤗🤗🤜🏻🤛🏻
@@Xandra02051970 dat is ook wel te zien binnen ook hoe oud dat pand is.
Eigenlijk niet meer te doen voor zo’n oude vrouw die trappen zijn echt levensgevaarlijk maarja ze woont er al 64 jaar begreep ik dus zal er wel aan gewend zijn.
De bovenste verdieping was ze denk ik al jaren niet meer geweest want dat zag er niet meer al te best uit.😶
Zal een hoop gerenoveerd moeten worden als ze er t.z.t. uit zal gaan.
Maar het is wel een pareltje.
you see all the thimbles in a wooden rack, that rack was not made for this but to house typesetting lead letters for letterpress printing. As this type of printing became obsolete the wooden type cases were re-used as decorative wall pieces that could be filled with all kinds of "prullaria" (knick knacks) in this case a collection of thimbles.
I did not know that, thanks !
Letterbak? Nooit geweten dit, hoewel logisch
Ik had dit nog nooit gezien, wat leuk😄 Thanks for showing this Dutch house. I´m Dutch and see this for the first time.😊
Graag gedaan! 🤗💫
Murat, Thanks for showing this house! It was like a timecapsule and I think that not much has changed in the last decade. I remember that kind of interior from the 1980’s. Very interesting but also a bit dangerous for the old lady.
It s may pleasure. Thank you for your great comment 🙏💫
She lives here for 64 years. She is used to the stairs.
Looks like my grandma's place, very nice but old. I don't know how she is managing all these stairs. Very steep and dangerous.
She says she lived there for over 60 years. She can probably manage those stairs beter than most 30 year old who never been there.
Even. Though I grew up in Holland and lived with one flight of stairs, I was shocked by the steepness of grandma’s stairs as well as three flights more for bathrooms, bedroom and kitchen. How can she live like that, does she have to go up and down to cook or go to bed! Also the top level, zolder, seems to be exposed to moisture on the walls, sad to see.
Despite that, loved thecspontaneity of this video, and the lady is showing good old Dutch hospitality.
I hardly go up and down by myself. I don't know how Oma can still manage that🤷♂️ Thanks a lot for your comment 🙏
@@Followmytravels You were so kind to her.
@@neldewijn7536 Ik dacht hetzelfde. Als ze valt...maar waarschijnlijk wil ze zelf ook niet daar weg.
@@Ilske Ja. Als men ouder wordt is men minder geneigd om te verhuizen.
Breathtakingly steep and breathtakingly beautiful! How lucky you were, and we all are, that this beautiful lady invited you in.
Thank you so much! I think so, i met the lady on a live stream video thru a friend of mine, but it wasn't planned and totally a random visit :)
Watched this when you were live streaming and this nine minutes of delightful spontaneity by the lady and your embracement of her gesture is what made this your best walk of which I have seen a few.
You're a perfect gentleman and a credit to your city.
Regards.
So agree!
Thanks very much for your beautiful words! 🙌
What a nice experience, the first time as a Dutch I saw how it is inside a canal house. Greetings from Friesland NL
Hi Friesland! Thanks a lot 🌟😊
This is very exceptional. Those canalhouses are mostly office spaces and bought and sold for profit. If I was Mrs. Marijke i would sell it for as much as possible, and buy a nice one story house. She has options owning a canal house! I understand she is emotionally attached, but she is not getting any younger.
@@DidiWaDidi Maybe she will, eventually, but she clearly loves the place. I know a real Amsterdam guy running a small shop from a canal house. The shop doesn’t make much, and he’s had people in offering him millions for the property. But he says: “What am I going to with so much money, I am happy here, in the place I grew up in with the people I grew up with. When I croak, my kids will be welcome to the money this place brings, and I don’t expect them to keep it”
On my first visit to Amsterdam we stayed in a canal home, and the steep stairs is what I remember most about the house other than the magnificent views! She is sitting on a gold mine!!
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@@Adam_Gray I can tell you I studied there I didn’t like the steps. We were drunk as students many FELL hurt for life. Very bad. And some were so steep we couldn’t climb descend.
@@shepavedtheway 🍻Cheers!
All old Dutch houses have very steep stairs. I live in Breda and old houses here have them too
Wow, i'm amazed she can still go up those first set of stairs.
I have seen some canal houses for sale, but they are renovated and modernised, the view is beautiful...
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Too dangerous even for a sixty four year old.
@@neldewijn7536 She isn't 64 years of age, she has lived there for 64 years, it says at the beginning of the video. She looks like she's in her eighties.
@@Makor1966 Thanks ,yes she is defenitely older than sixty four.
You speak better Dutch than some immigrants who are living here for 40+ years🤣
😅😅😅 Thanks a lot 😄
That's just an act so we can infiltrate better 😝😂
..... or some Dutch Amsterdam citizens living here for all their life" 😂
Dit is wel een hele ouderwetse woning. Te zien aan de inrichting. Maar leuk te zien van de binnenkant. En het uitzicht 🥰 hele dag wat te kijken voor die mevrouw. Geen tv nodig
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Een echt Nederlands huis. Niet zo nep als die zogenaamd stijlvol ingerichte huizen van nu. Dit is gewoon waar iedereen vandaan komt, samenraapsels van spullen en afbrokkelende gebouwen.
Ik vind het wel bijzonder dat ze 3 verdiepingen heeft (als ik het goed zie) en nauwelijks naar boven gaat. Daarboven liggen kapotte stukken stof, stukjes tapijt, kapotte wc.
Waarom neemt zo'n vrouw (als ze dat mag.. van de overheid, want daar zijn van die regeltjes over) geen mensen in haar huis? Als ze deze man al makkelijk naar binnen laat, zou het toch fijn zijn als ze twee jongere huisgenootjes neemt, die de boel meehelpen opknappen en hier en daar een likje verf over de muur gooien. Asielzoekers of gezellige andere jongeren...volgens mij is dat een goed idee. Ook gezellig voor haar.
@@Widdekuu91 er is verschil in ff iemand op bezoek hebben en permanent mensen over de vloer. sommige mensen blijven liever alleen. ze zou de boel wel kunnen verkopen en een veilig, modern seniorenappartementje kunnen kopen op de begane grond, maar dat wil ze waarschijnlijk niet als ze er al 64 jaar woont
@@Blackadder75 Klopt, maar het zou wel een goed idee zijn, anders vervalt de boel bovenin het huis en dat kan niet, je kunt die huizen ook niet zomaar slopen als er spontane lekkage of schade ontstaat.. De zolder was wel echt verlaten, zegmaar.
Wat leuk! Het lijkt erop dat er een lek in he dak zit, vandaar de oude geur boven.
This was really so nice Murat! What an old appartement it was. and how long that lady lived there 64 yrs.!! a Great video! have a nice time in Istanbul and thanks for all your video,s! Greetings Sundari🥰😇
Thanks a lot Sundari!
Yes. Irate enjoy your holidays.
Murat not Irate.
What a beautiful vid. I am Dutch but never saw such a detailed vid. I always will walk
backwards any stairs in any Dutch house. The way she said Take Care. Loved all ♡
Glad you enjoyed it! You re welcome 🤗
What a nice lady.I hope she has family to check on her.The house is beautiful and what a view😍
That is not an emergency robe that is a robe for opening the frontdoor
Thanks!
Horrible. As a Dutch person from Amsterdam. This is too poor for a person to live. It’s rotten I can smell the basement smell already.
Çok güzeldi keyifle izledim. Merdivenler ürkütücü olsa da, teyzemiz ve sıcak yaşanmışlık dolu evi çok güzeldi. Bize evini açtığı için kendisine ve sana çok teşekkür ederiz. Yüreği güzel olan tüm insanlara selam ve sevgiler
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It may cost millions of euros, but it looks like a dump. Bet it smells like one, too. 😞
Lol, that was pretty funny… yeah these locations are expensive, even an old wreck like that could be arround a million
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An authentic Amsterdam canal house like this with several floors will go for 2 million at least. And that is only because of the condition it's in and needing a lot of renovation. If it is renovated you will pay about 3-4 million. Or more.... Location and the historic qualities are key and also the prestige of living in an Amsterdam canal house don't come cheap because demand for a house like this is CRAZY high and not a lot offered in Amsterdam these days.
Very exclusive visit indeed!
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Bless you both, good people 🙏
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What a nice lady and such a charasteristic house. Thanks for the upload! So she lived in a real Amsterdam canal house since the sixties! Bet she has some interesting stories to tell 🙂I hope she can live there in good health for a long time to come! 🙂
What a privilige compared to modern days though. A house like that, in the current state basically without a kitchen and bathroom and in need of a makeover, would sell for 750.000 euro's within a week probably. All her neighbours younger than 65 years old are millionaires 😆
Thanks very much 🤗
Gezond blijven en daar mooi van genieten.
Groeten uit Roermond.
Wow! Very nice house . She also has a nice view on the canal . I love all the antiques. She is very lucky to live there .
This house is full of stuff and cozy. Younger people have far less stuff in the house in general.
What a nice lady but i have a friend recently that got drugged that way and yes he was a guy,an elder lady invited him into her home in Belgium had a drink and woke up the next morning a couple blocks away naked..Kinda funny for a guy but scary also lol we found him with along with the police cause we were looking for him for a day .
Wow so bizarre!
She is very kind.
De stairs were very "Stijl" you wanted to say. " Very stijle trap " haha
What a adventure. Unique opportunity thanks to Murat and his constant unequal determination in sharing the Netherlands with all it facets and simplicity .How Many would or could have such a chance ?¿?
Thanks Take Care
Enjoy
Thanks very much Meneer Gil 🙌
As a Dutch person this is also a wonderful insight. And I love how respectful you made this video!
Your comment made me happy. Dank u wel 😇
Als je gewent bent stijle trappen op te lopen ook al ben je oud is dat geen probleem.Maar Marijke is blij met enthousiaste toeristen nou je laat niet zomaar mensen binnen om rond te kijken dat is het domste wat je kan doen ook al is het voor een filmpje.
We have a mutual friend, that is why she trust me, so she did not invite me from out of nowhere. 👍
Look at the movie Ciske de Rat. It gives a good idea of Amsterdam 60 years ago.
A huge thank you to the lovely lady for showing us your beautiful house 🥰🙏
wow I have never seen a dutch home from the inside :))
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God bless that women. So cool. An inspiration!
@@Followmytravels Maybe she can adopt you. Imagine, the Spui behind your house. 😁
@@angeloavanti2538 😄😄
Find out what she drinks and buy her a bottle 🍼.
@@angeloavanti2538 she drinks Geritol with Cod liver oil
From the “golden” era.
Gotta love the VOC…
Notice the rope across the front door as he exits the building. If you look closely on the left, youll see that the rope runs through a plastic tube that goes up the stairs along the wall. The end of the rope is at the glass door where she enters her apartment. She can pull on the rope from there and open the door on the ground floor for visitors and deliveries without having to go downstairs. I moved from the US to Amsterdam a year ago to a third floor apartment in a canal house. I had never seen anything like it but it's saved me running down three flights of stairs to let people in countless times!
Thank you, I always wondered what it was like inside the houses. So steep!! I presume she had a bathroom and bedroom downstairs as well?
You re welcome! Not sure but maybe there is another bathroom in the first floor otherwise it s too difficult. 🤷♂️
Wow!
you have to have a doctor's salary to buy this. most houses pass from family to family. If you earn well and can buy a parking space for almost hundreds of thousands of euros and close the noise, it is worth doing. but he shouldn't live there for the peace and fresh air. you really have to be born there 🇳🇱🤘🇦🇺
Great Video Murat ❤❤🎉
There was a time when no one wanted to live there, I still wouldn't.
After some renovation it would now cost about a million or more per floor
In the 1980s I considered buying an entire building, but the leasehold was too high, the price then converted into euros was €195,000 for an object much better than what can be seen in this vlog.
I don't regret not buying the property then, Amsterdam is become a communist hellhole for the Dutch.
This lady is probably renting the property under the old rental scheme and pay more or less €300,- I think even less...
The real owner makes his profit by renting out the shop, the house is a deadtrap in case of a fire or the lady falls down, which has happened very often in the past and still will be, God forbidden!
Wow to see one that has never been renovated....this is how the anna frank house looked in the 80s before they added the whole museum part
I work close to where this lady lives and often stay at a friend's if working several days in Amsterdam. Her place has what I'd also call pre-War and lethal staircases too. Yet, they're not as bad as this lady's. I think it a shame that she lives in a house where it's no longer possible for her to take on all the floors. Though the house is worth a fortune these days, her interior is dilapidated and in dire need of repair, especially the toilet area. If I were her I'd sell and move to a retirement complex, some of which are so very nice with wonderful views and accommodating facilities.
It is bad enough to climb those stairs, imagine trying to take your shopping up there, or your laundry. Eeeeep! I could not live there even though I love the views. Those stairs are too steep.
What if you have diarrhea 💩
Murat, Henk & his Gay friend Mokum from Amsterdam Live say Hello Sailor !!!!!!!!!!👍😄
It’s harder to find real Dutch in Amsterdam these days. You found a treasure.
She made it as a nice and lovely house. The house it self, is not "nice". In the older days, the pur people, live this way.
Such a great experience, just because you went to get coffee at the perfect time.
Wow, good night Tomiisan! You are thankfully so late to catch my early video 😄 You're right, a little coffee break helped us to meet this amazing lady!
@@Followmytravels Haha, I have a lot of things I'm working on now and was up late, and saw this just before bed, I had to watch again.
That's how life sometimes works though, being in the right place at the right time. And, having enough battery to be there on time. 😅
Im Dutch and i have never seen them inside off a canal house. Very interesting. Im not jealous of those stairs, pooh pooh, every day and the toilet all the way upstairs.Very old house, I even saw a very old stove in the kitchen, I think? went a little too fast. And to think that in the past they simply lived there with 5 or more people.
Millions for old shit. We live in a crazy world. Its fun to see you being a bit afraid of the stairs. We dutch are used to this haha.
That was a really nice adventure thanks for sharing.
Thanks Meneer GGM! 😊
Wow that’s so charming ❤ but them stairs are giving me anxiety 😦!
Wow! So amazing.
Charming but it does look like a firehazzard
Zegt de vrouw aan het eind "dit is niet mijn huis, hoor, ik ben de werkster" 😜🤣
It smells historic...lol..
Lovely house but those stairs are seriously steep lol. Great view of Amsterdam though from the windows
I think so 🤷♂️
@@Followmytravels Its like a workout iself going up those stairs lol. Enjoyed the video was a really cool house
@@alexrobertbrian Exactly, it s her cardio :) It s a great experience. Glad you like that too. 👍
@@Followmytravels true that Haha its good cardio that and definitely looked a brill experience
Awesome Home
So, this was a very seldom inside view of such a house, even for us Dutch people. Je hebt echt geluk gehad. I was in your Istanbul 4 times. Chok güzel.
Dankjewel 🤗 I think you are right, i was lucky 😀🙏
*Emergency rope* nope, thats the door opening cord... For when youre upstairs, you pull it hard, and the front door will open! 😅
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She is my Spirit Oma!
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Ze heeft een traplift nodig
See the Story of Cafe Magari here : ruclips.net/video/1tMe3ShuXY0/видео.htmlsi=uf2sVvfcCDi5nDNi
Walks past a toilet and says: This Smells so historic. 😂😂😂
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Great 🎉🎉🎉
Dat ziet er niet fris uit! 😮
Wow really amazing to see !!! And what a power this old lady to climb the stairs !!!! Her grand children if she got them will be over the moon ..
Deze video werd mij aangeboden door youtube. Deze vrouw is al wat ouder. Zulke smalle steile trappen. Die zie vaker in het centrum van Amsterdam. Wil ze liever niet gelijkvloers wonen. Zonder trappen? Maar als je van binnenstad houd. Heel voorzichtig.
magisch
Jeetje, wat een enge trappen ben ik even blij, dat ik in een moderne huisje in Arnhem woon.
Ik was daar al honderdduizend keer van de trap afgevallen.
Pitty can not stay in beautiful house n coming years maybe will go to old care house. Nederlands is organized health care arrangements but I think she want still stay
Must have been fun getting all the furniture up there 🙃
It's usually lifted in through the windows using a block and tackle because the stairs are too steep and narrow.
@@bassuverkropp1525 ahhhh okay. Interesting 😄 Thanks 👍
"A real Dutch house" 😂❤
Most of us Dutch people live in terraced houses or duplex/vinex style houses and apartments.
respect voor deze vrouw, dat ze het nog allemaal kan met de trappen en zo, gemeneen steile trappen zijn het. best nog groot ook daar. leuke video! Het huis is wel n beetje gammel helemaal boven zie ik.
Nice house , will cost you a minor 700.000 only for the premium location
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Where is the bathroom and bedroom she uses if she doesn't go upstairs any more?
Amazing! Beautiful house 🤩
Excellent 👌 video
Thanks a lot💫
Many students will be jealous of this lady :->
Oma is practig 😎
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Excellent video! You never know!
Wow, I've never seen this before. Thank you for showing this Murat.
You re welcome 🤗
A friend of mine lives in a house that has three times as long stairs as this house. He was recently visited by his 95 year old aunt, she was up the stairs in no time. 😆
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