ValeriusTerras | Luxury living in historic Oud-Zuid
Located between Cornelis Krusemanstraat and Pieter Lastmankade, in the heart of Oud-Zuid, lies the car-free Valeriusterras. A quiet and sheltered complex of sixresidences a historic building dating from the early 20th century. The entrance is located on a spacious, enclosed terrace. Theresidences accessible by elevator, have been carefully and high-quality renovated, and made sustainable while preserving their characteristic details. Theproject of a total of 6residences. ForAvailability theresidences more information about theproject Valeriusterras.nl
Valerius Terrace No. 5 E OneFloor.
A lovely, bright apartment with an optimized floor plan, spanning approximately 142 m², offering unobstructed views from both the front and back. The home features luxurious finishes with refined material and color choices and offers the comfort of move-in ready living in a quiet and attractive location. A unique feature is that the elevator opens directly into the home’s entry hall, which is equipped with custom-built cabinetry. The living area spans the generous width of approximately 13 meters. The impressive, custom-made floor-to-ceiling glass facade provides an exceptional amount of light and allows the interior and exterior to blend seamlessly. The skylight spanning the entire width enhances this sense of space and creates a unique atmosphere. Adjacent to the living room is a lovely terrace of approximately 39 m², facing west, where you can enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. The luxurious open kitchen features a beautiful oak island with a bar and is equipped with high-quality built-in appliances, including a Quooker, a refrigerator with freezer drawers, two Gaggenau ovens, an induction cooktop with integrated exhaust hood, and a Miele dishwasher. The architectural staircase in the living room leads to the second-floorRoof terrace approximately 45 m². The apartment features threebedrooms two modernBathrooms. The master bedroom has built-in closets and an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub, vanity, and walk-in shower. The second bedroom also has its own bathroom with a vanity unit and walk-in shower. The third room is ideal as a home office or study.
Details:
- Living area: 142 m²
- A southwestern-facing terrace of approximately 39 m² and aRoof terrace approximately 45 m²
- High-quality renovation
- Elevator
- 3bedrooms
- Luxury bathroom
- New foundation
- Energy efficiency rating: A
- Recently renovated in 2025
- New Homeowners' Association
- Perpetual ground lease, bought out in 2016
Surroundings
Valeriusterras is located in one of the most beloved neighborhoods in Amsterdam-Zuid, just a short distance from Vondelpark and Cornelis Schuytstraat. The neighborhood is known for its tree-lined avenues, stylish architecture, and vibrant selection of boutiques, specialty shops, and restaurants. For daily groceries, you can easily walk past artisanal shops like Simon Meijssen Bakery, Wessels Greengrocer, Pasta Paradijs, and Artichoc Chocolaterie. There’s also plenty of choice for takeout or dining in, from Made Warung to Il Re di Puglia and Local Deli. Get your coffee at Lot61, and for a cozy drink, you can easily pop over to Café Bonnie, Bar Jules, or Loman. Sports facilities, schools (including the British School), and various clubs are plentiful in the immediate vicinity. A neighborhood that effortlessly combines comfort, quality, and a pleasant, peaceful living environment.
Built in 1925 as part of a complex between Cornelis Krusemanstraat and Piet Lastmankade, this building forms a powerful urban design element that connects the two streets. The robust detailing and refined division of lines and planes are characteristic of the Amsterdam School. Architect Gerrit Jan Rutgers designed the block on commission from Bouw- en Exploitatie Maatschappij De Aandacht and carefully planned the access to the street and the quay. Notable for its time was the indoor garage with an entrance and exit on both sides. The entrance and terrace were situated above the passageway, from which both the address and the project derive project names. Rutgers himself lived in one of the neighboring buildings.
The previous owner connected both buildings internally, causing some of the original elements to be lost. By arrangement the Monument Conservation Authority, the historic structure has been restored where possible. Artemis Invest acquired the property in 2022 and created high-quality residences an optimal layout. The living areas range from 78 m² to 264 m². The complex comprises two spacious ground-floor apartments spread over three levels, two efficiently laid-out mezzanine levels, and full-sized upper-floor apartments spanning the entire width and depth of the building, featuring balconies and terraces. All residences accessible by elevator and have been fully renovated, including Services and installations, underfloor heating, HR++ windows, and Fineo glass. With an energy label of A, this historic property offers exceptional insulation and modern living comfort.
The living space at Valeriusterras No. 5 E unfolds across an impressive width and feels light and airy from the moment you step inside. This is the top-floor apartment. The living room extends approximately thirteen and a half meters and opens completely to the outside through a custom-made floor-to-ceiling glass facade. Inside and outside merge seamlessly here, with the spacious terrace at living level becoming a natural part of daily life. The seating area is generously proportioned and takes full advantage of the light and the view. The transparency of the facade and the additional light from the full-width skylight create a unique sense of spatial depth. The dining area is centrally located within the living space and serves as the link between the living room and the kitchen. The open kitchen flows seamlessly into this space and is designed as a fully-fledged part of the room, an object in its own right. The oak kitchen island with bar function gives the kitchen a warm, artisanal character, while the high-quality built-in appliances are discreetly integrated. Everything is focused on comfort, ease of use, and visual tranquility. From the living room, the architectural staircase leads up to the Roof terrace. This staircase is not hidden away but instead serves as a sculptural element in the space, emphasizing the home’s unique character.
The three bedrooms located on the quieter side of the house and each feels like a fully-fledged room. The master bedroom is spacious and serene. Built-in closets create a clean and uncluttered look, and the room features an en-suite bathroom. The luxurious bathroom is elegantly designed and offers both a bathtub and a walk-in shower, combining relaxation and functionality. The entire space exudes a hotel-like tranquility. The second bedroom has its own bathroom. This layout makes the room particularly suitable as a guest room or a comfortable second bedroom. The third room is versatile and is ideal as a home office or study, but can just as easily serve as a guest room. A separate toilet and practical storage space are centrally located within the home and enhance daily comfort. The luxury is further enhanced by the dressing area with built-in closets and the high-quality finishes in both Bathrooms.
The outdoor spaces at Valeriusterras No. 5 E take living to the next level. From the living room, you step Immediately onto Immediately spacious terrace of approximately 39 m² at ground level—a space that feels like an extension of the living area. Thanks to the wide glass front, the boundary between inside and outside virtually disappears. The terrace faces west and catches the afternoon and evening sun, making it a natural spot for long lunches, drinks at the end of the day, or quiet moments in the evening sun. The dimensions make this terrace exceptionally versatile. There is room for a spacious dining table, a seating area, and greenery, without it feeling crowded. The location provides peace and shelter, while maintaining a constant connection to the home. Here, you can enjoy the outdoors with the same comfort and quality as indoors. Via the architectural staircase in the living room, you reach the elevated Roof terrace approximately 45m², which offers views across the entire city. Together, the terrace at living level and the Roof terrace create Roof terrace rare, complete outdoor experience. At any time of day, there is a spot that fits the rhythm of life, with sun, fresh air, and tranquility as constant elements.
Neighborhood Guide
Valeriusterras is located in one of the most beloved neighborhoods of Amsterdam-Zuid, where the good life is just around the corner. You can do your daily shopping on foot at artisanal spots like Simon Meijssen Bakery, Wessels Greengrocer, Pasta Paradijs, or Artichoc Chocolaterie. For takeout or dining in, the selection is rich and varied: from Indonesian classics at Made Warung and Italian cuisine at Il Re di Puglia to refined delicacies at Local Deli. Coffee lovers can get their favorite cup at Lot61 or Café Esthetique, while cozy drinks await at Café Bonnie, Bar Jules, or Loman. And this is just a small selection of what’s on offer. For relaxation, Vondelpark is within walking distance, and for a chic shopping experience, Cornelis Schuytstraat offers an exclusive mix of boutiques and specialty shops. A neighborhood that effortlessly combines comfort, quality, and vibrancy.
Accessibility
The property is easily accessible, both by bike and by public transportation. Tram lines heading toward the city center, Zuid Station, or the Zuidas are within walking distance. For drivers, the roads leading to the A10 ring road are easily accessible via Amstelveenseweg or Stadionweg.
Parking
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (permit zone Zuid 8.1). With a parking permit for Zuid 8.1, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A resident parking permit costs €199.93 per six months. Currently, there is a 6-month waiting period for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area. (Source: Local authority , August 2025).
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Greengrocer Tom Ensink
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