A turnkey office villa of approximately 285 m² LFA / approximately 368 m² GFA is For Sale on Willemsparkweg in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid. It is a representative, independent villa consisting of four floors and a city garden. The villa has energy label A and is located on its own land. Characteristic features include large windows, high ceilings, modern finishes, and transparent doors and partition walls. A tasteful mix of classic and modern!
The current designation and use is office space. Residential use is permitted from the second floor upwards, provided certain conditions are met. The total Floor area is approximately 303 m². The office villa is currently leased, but it should be noted that the landlord has terminated the lease with the current tenant as of December 31, 2026. After that, the property will be vacant and free of lease, entirely Available personal use.
The entire building is in good condition both inside and out thanks to the thorough and sustainable renovation carried out in 2017/2018, during which the building was converted to gas-free operation and all facades were insulated and fitted with new window frames. In 2021, two NIBE heat pumps were installed on the roof to power the air handling system, which provides both cooling and heating. As a result, this high-quality office space meets the modern requirements of an office user.
Located on a charming square within walking distance of Vondelpark, this is an attractive location where you can work in an oasis of calm with the dynamism of the city just a stone's throw away.
Details
• stately office villa
• turnkey condition
• private city garden
• located on its own lot
• sustainably renovated
• gas-free and Energy Label A
• located near Vondelpark
• lease already terminated as of December 31, 2026
Building
At the corner of Jacob Obrechtstraat and Willemsparkweg, a square has been formed thanks to the four sloping corners of the buildings. The square owes its charm to the classic buildings, which house not only residences offices, but also chic boutiques and bustling restaurants and cafés.
The building at Number dates from 1890 and was designed by architect N. Ooms in a Neo-Renaissance style. Striking features include the use of reddish-brown and yellow bricks, creating a rich and decorative façade, as well as the arched corbels above the window frames and the niche at the entrance, which contribute to the classic, stately appearance of the whole.
The entire building is in good condition, both inside and out, thanks to the thorough and sustainable renovation in 2017/2018, during which the building was converted to gas-free and all facades were insulated and fitted with new window frames. In 2021, two NIBE heat pumps were installed on the roof for the air treatment system, which both cools and heats. As a result, the high-quality office space meets the modern requirements of an office user.
Outdoor space
The triangular city garden faces west and is paved. A west-facing garden offers cool, shady mornings and sun in the afternoon and evening. The garden is accessible from the basement through French doors. This city garden is ideal for a short coffee or lunch break.
Neighbourhood + hotspots
The Willemspark neighborhood is a prestigious area in Amsterdam-Zuid. This area is known for its offices and residences elegant architecture, green avenues, and lively atmosphere. Bordering the Vondelpark, conveniently located off the Ringweg, and with ample (paid) parking, this is a popular location for both working and living.
Art and culture lovers will feel right at home in this neighborhood, with the Concertgebouw and various international museums within walking distance. Residents, visitors, and entrepreneurs can enjoy the countless charming restaurants, lunch spots, and cafés located here, such as Café George and The Seafood Bar. Groceries, a healthy lunch, tasty snacks, or drinks can be purchased on Cornelis Schuytstraat, which is known for its varied selection of delicatessens.
Fashion and accessory enthusiasts will find luxury boutiques to shop in here. The bookstore, drugstore, perfumery, and florist are recommended places to visit when looking for a gift or business gift. Practical amenities such as a gym, childcare, and pharmacy are also available. This means that working and doing business in this area can be done without any worries.
Accessibility
The office space is easily accessible by both private and public transport. From the A10 ring road, Willemsparkweg can be reached within 10 minutes via Amstelveenseweg. In the street itself, at Cornelis Schuytstraat, there is a tram stop for line 2, providing a fast and direct connection to Central Station.
Parking facilities
Parking is available on public roads via a payment or permit system. Information about conditions and options for obtaining a (business) permit and any waiting times can be requested from the Local authority .
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