Top-floor apartment of approximately 106 m², located in the Oosterparkbuurt neighborhood. The apartment was fully renovated in 2025 and features a living room with an open kitchen, four bedrooms, a central bathroom with a bathtub, walk-in shower, double sink, and toilet, and two rooftop terraces. Located on leasehold land.
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The apartment is located on the fourth and fifth floors, with the entrance on the sleeping floor. The sleeping floor is located on the fourth floor and features four spacious bedrooms. Centrally located is the bathroom, equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, double sink, and toilet. There is a separate second toilet on the floor. The top floor of this penthouse is the living area, offering a panoramic view of the city. The living room and open kitchen are flanked by a Roof terrace either side.
Neighborhood guide
The apartment is located in one of Amsterdam's most vibrant and popular neighborhoods. The Weesperzijde, just around the corner from the apartment, is known for its cozy restaurants and bars, as well as its central location. From here, it is easy to explore the rest of the city and enjoy everything Amsterdam has to offer. Various supermarkets, shops, and gyms are just around the corner. Across the Amstel river is the Pijp neighborhood with the Albert Cuyp market, countless restaurants, and shops. In addition, both the Oosterpark and the Sarphatipark are in the immediate vicinity.
Specifics
• Living area: approximately 106 m²
• Two rooftop terraces totaling 26 m²
• Located on leasehold land. The ground rent has been paid in full through July 31, 2044
• Equipped with radiant floor heating
• Subject to changes in the division
• Project : Schut van Os Notaries
• Energy efficiency rating: A
• Homeowners' Association Maintenance Plan Service Fees
• Renovated in 2025
Bonn East IV
Sometimes everything falls into place. Light, air, and living space come together in this upper-floor apartment around the corner from Oosterpark. Spread over two floors and with two spacious roof terraces, this home offers a balanced city life—spacious, versatile, and brightly designed. The top floor is entirely dedicated to living and cooking. Large windows provide light from sunrise to sunset. On both sides, double doors open to the outside, where the terraces extend with views over the city. Inside, the open kitchen and cooking island with bar form a natural centerpiece — a place where daily life and socializing flow effortlessly into one another. One floor below are four fully-fledged Rooms a central hall. Each room has its own character and is suitable as a bedroom, workspace, or guest room. The atmosphere is calming and well-kept, with herringbone flooring, subdued colors, and daylight on all sides. The bathroom is modern and practical, with attention to comfort and materials.
Living in this place means living with the city at your feet and the sky around you. A house that moves with the rhythm of the day and offers space for every phase of life.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The building at Andreas Bonnstraat 32, built in 1920, is an example of early 20th-century Amsterdam housing, strongly influenced by the Amsterdam School. This architectural movement, which originated around 1910, is known for its expressive brick architecture, craftsmanship, and monumental design, including in social housing. Andreas Bonnstraat is located in the eastern part of De Pijp, a neighborhood that underwent significant development around the turn of the century in the context of housing legislation. Here, affordable but high-quality residences were built, with Amsterdam School architecture playing an important role in raising the aesthetic standard of public housing.
The top floor is designed as a living space with a Roof terrace on both sides, accessible via French doors. Thanks to its northeast and southwest orientation, this floor enjoys daylight throughout the day. The outdoor spaces increase the utility value and provide a direct connection between indoors and outdoors. The living room has a functional layout and is surrounded by glass, which provides a high degree of light and a view of the surroundings. The open kitchen is equipped with a cooking island with bar function and has various built-in appliances, including a Quooker, dishwasher, induction hob with integrated extractor, and a combination microwave.
If additional living space is desired, there is the option of using one of the bedrooms extra living space. The wall to the stairwell is easy to remove, creating an open connection to the living area.
The fourth floor has four bedrooms, each with its own character and suitable for various uses such as sleeping, working, or staying overnight. The rooms vary in size, have natural light through windows or skylights, and are finished with oak herringbone flooring and light colors. Two of the Rooms the rear have windows that open.
The central bathroom is functionally designed and equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, double sink, and toilet. The chosen materials and layout contribute to a neat and comfortable look, in keeping with the overall finish of the home.
The Roof terrace on the living floor of the upper house. The top floor has two roof terraces, each measuring approximately 13 square meters, located on the northeast and southwest sides. Together, they form an outdoor space of approximately 26 square meters, with views of the city in all directions. Thanks to the two-sided orientation, there is a variety of sun and shade throughout the day, which ensures versatile usability. The terraces are Immediately from the living room and form a natural extension of the living space.
The apartment is located in one of Amsterdam's most vibrant and popular neighborhoods. The Weesperzijde, just around the corner from the apartment, is known for its cozy restaurants and bars, as well as its central location. From here, it is easy to explore the rest of the city and enjoy everything Amsterdam has to offer. Various supermarkets, shops, and gyms are just around the corner. Across the Amstel river is the Pijp neighborhood with the Albert Cuyp market, countless restaurants, and shops. In addition, both the Oosterpark and the Sarphatipark are in the immediate vicinity.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S108 (Oud-Zuid). From both Wibautstraat and Weesperplein Rooms tram and metro lines, such as tram 1, 3, 7, 14, and 19 to Central Station, Osdorp, Geuzenveld, and Sloterdijk Station, as well as metros to all corners of the city. Regional transport also departs from this stop, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport. Amstel Station is a 10-minute bike ride away.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Oost-1a. With a parking permit for Oost-1a, you may park in Oost-1 and Oost-2). A parking permit for residents costs €192.81 per 6 months. There is currently a 7-month waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , May 2025).
1091 BA Amsterdam
Sushi Fanatics
When Ho and her boyfriend came to the Netherlands, they were disappointed by the sushi. The sushi at Hotel Okura was tasty, but also very expensive. That's why they opened Sushi Fanatics, a takeaway restaurant. It was very well received. In fact, it was so successful that they now have their own restaurant in Amsterdam-Oost. Their specialties are Hokkaido scallops, squid, and Unagi Deluxe.
1091 BA Amsterdam
Shigure
Amsterdam has a new omakase restaurant called Shigure; 'the unpredictable monsoon of the Netherlands,' as they call it themselves. The restaurant is located at the back of Sushi Fanatics. The counter with eight seats is open two days a week (Friday and Saturday) with one seating at 5:30 p.m. and another at 8:15 p.m. Chef Ryusaku Hiruma provides you with a genuine omakase experience in which he showcases his refined and original sushi skills.
1091 DH Amsterdam
Five Ways Coffee Roasters
Five Ways Coffee Roasters started as a modest coffee roastery in Amsterdam at Spot On Coffeeroaster. A few years ago, the owner settled in the Netherlands and has since opened his second successful specialty coffee bar in Amsterdam. In Oost, the coffee bar is more focused on coffee with food. For example, owner Benny has his own chef who is constantly working on improving his recipes and using seasonal products.
1091 AG Amsterdam
The Bab
The Korean restaurant The Bab has the authentic taste you would expect from a Korean restaurant, but without being too fancy. Owners Junghun Pyo and his wife Haksun (Sunny) Kim want people to feel at ease and enjoy casual Korean food. The first things that come to mind when you think of Korean food are bibimbap and fried chicken. Bibimbap contains rice, vegetables, and a raw egg. The fried chicken is prepared with a special Korean spice mix. Another popular dish you can order at The Bab is kimchi pancakes. These pancakes are filled with onion and kimchi, a fermented cabbage that is becoming increasingly popular in the West.
1091 AH Amsterdam
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During the day, it's an excellent coffee bar with homemade pastries and sandwiches. In the evening, it transforms into a wine bar and restaurant. The kitchen describes itself as Nordic with pan-European flavors. The dishes (to share) are special. Sourdough bread with whipped comté butter combined with your choice of chicken liver mousse or anchovies in charcoal oil. A potato mousse with chanterelles and egg yolk. The menu is compact but varied. They have a huge (natural and classic) wine selection. The list, compiled by owner Daniel Schein, is in the Star Wine list. The current chef, Ciaran Naughter, has a passion for cooking over fire.
1091 AX Amsterdam
Yusu
At Yusu they sell and serve different types of coffee. The beans are imported, selected and roasted in collaboration with Back to Black Coffee. The importers encourage farmers in various ways to work more sustainably. In addition to serving good coffee, all the delicacies are prepared in-house. Co-founder Nicole has a huge passion for baking and developed the recipes for the cakes together with Kick. Try the traditional Surinamese pastries or the Brazilian cheese ball.
1092 AE Amsterdam
Bukowski Bar
Bar Bukowski is located opposite the entrance to OLVG-Oost hospital and Oosterpark. You can come here for breakfast, lunch, or a drink. Bukowski is a trendy city café and cocktail bar with a large terrace. The menu is varied: burgers, salads, sandwiches, and delicious tarte flambée. The interior is accessible and cozy, with a vintage look. The staff is young and friendly. Bukowski is recommended for long summer evenings or during work breaks.
1092 AE Amsterdam
Henry's bar
Henry's Bar is the sister bar of Bar Bukowski. Located next to Bar Bukoski on Oosterpark, this bar serves the most delicious cocktails on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, inspired by quotes from Bukowski. Enjoy a drink called "Writer's Block" or "Lady B." or let yourself be surprised by "The Bartender's Choice." If you prefer a soft drink, beer, or glass of wine, that's fine too!
1091 GR Amsterdam
The Volkshotel
The Volkshotel is a hotel and cultural center located in the old Volkskrant building on the Wibautstraat. The name says it all; The Volkshotel is a hotel for everyone. The Volkshotel is more than just a hotel. In addition to being able to stay, eat and drink here, you can also enjoy the coolest music events in sound bar Doka and you have the most beautiful view from the Roof terrace restaurant Canvas. The Volkshotel is also a popular place to work and study. There are several meeting rooms available that you can reserve in advance and the baristas make the best coffee.
1091 GL Amsterdam
Alba
Opened during the pandemic and then Immediately . Now fortunately open, Tuesday through Saturday for dinner. In addition to fish and meat, there is also a good vegetarian selection, including a sunny carrot dish: rainbow carrots, parsley hummus, ginger-carrot sauce, parsley oil, puffed millet, and mustard-carrot dressing. Chef James Usdin previously worked for Michelin-starred restaurants in London, as well as at the Rijks (*). Alba serves a three-course dinner for €38.50, but also has an à la carte menu. Another nice feature is the huge terrace (130 m²) and a great snack menu. The wine list consists of a wide range of natural wines.
1091 JC Amsterdam
New Draver
Oso Nyan! means enjoying meals in Suriname that remind you of your mother's cooking. For over 30 years, New Draver has been an icon in Amsterdam, specializing in exotic and flavorful Surinamese-Creole cuisine. Located in Amsterdam East, you will be welcomed with dishes such as Bami, Nasi, Heri Heri, and Brown Beans with Rice. Try the golden brown chicken with bami and pickles.
1092 BB Amsterdam
Massalia Restobar
Massalia ~ named after the Greek name for Marseille, once discovered by the Greeks. A brasserie-level restobar with influences from Greek cuisine, inspired by the roots of owner and chef Angelo Kremmydas. The same chef previously opened the successful Gitane. A fine selection of aperitifs combined with ouzo, a cocktail, or a choice of No or Low alcohol. For the main course, a cote de boeuf 'The Greek way'. A dry-aged Holsteiner with pickled onion, oregano, and lemon.
1091 EC Amsterdam
De Ysbreeker
Lively and welcoming, Ysbreeker is the meeting place for all of Amsterdam. This location invites you to spend the whole day, with its characteristic assets such as the fresh cuisine, the atmospheric terrace on the Amstel and the impressive monumental space steeped in an eventful history since 1702. Named after the historic icebreaker that lay in front of the door, this place has a rich history of inns and taverns. Chef Goran Lukovic and his dedicated team bring an environmentally conscious approach to refined country cuisine, with dishes such as Scottish Balmoral deer and smoked Norwegian salmon marinated in Red Bull. The Ysbreeker carefully selects responsible, honest and daily fresh products. And you can tell by everything.
1092 AD Amsterdam
Spring Cafe Brasserie
The five-star Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits At The Park is home to Spring Café Brasserie, which overlooks Oosterpark and has a lovely terrace for the summer. Inside, there is a real brasserie atmosphere with a varied menu, including classics such as steak tartare and leeks with sauce gribiche.
1092 AD Amsterdam
VanOost
After some delays and a reappointment, the time has finally come: chef Floris van Straalen, formerly of Felix, is opening his restaurant in the new Pillows Hotel Maurits on Oosterpark. At VanOost, you can expect international cuisine, presented in the form of a chef's menu. Each season, a new main ingredient takes center stage, which the chef serves in three different preparations. The amuse-bouches are served in the separate bar, where the house champagne is also served, overlooking the Mauritskade.
1091 GP Amsterdam
Bottle shop
The Bottleshop was recently opened by Freek Kattenberg. The interior combines sleek design with a warm atmosphere. The wine bar offers more than 350 natural wines. Chef Torres Peralta creates a unique fusion of Japanese and French cuisine with shared dishes. The restaurant also organizes small events; it recently welcomed the chef from Les Oeillets in Paris for an eight-course menu and wine tasting. Kattenberg emphasizes the value of international collaborations and wants to continue this in the future.
1092 GK Amsterdam
Susy's Café
Café Susy was founded by Kick van Doorn and Nicole Lieuw, who previously opened the successful Yusu and wanted to show their love for authentic flavors once again with Susy. The name playfully refers to Yusu, but the mission is serious: an all-day café with a menu that doesn't follow trends but remains faithful to traditional Brazilian-Surinamese dishes. The kitchen focuses on familiar flavors such as Surinamese chicken satay, bami with long beans, and escondidinho with chicken, cassava purée, and cheese from the oven. Despite the trendy interior with lots of steel and clean lines, the kitchen remains deliberately unpolished and pure. The atmosphere is lively and accessible, a place where you can just as easily drop in for coffee as for a hearty, home-cooked meal.
1091 HM Amsterdam
The Location First Oosterpark Street
In 2020, Sold Lokatie Sold no less than 858,000 kilograms of goods from its three Amsterdam thrift stores on Buikslotermeerplein, Distelweg, and Eerste Oosterparkstraat. Everything is second-hand, making it incredibly sustainable. The Lokatie on Distelweg covers no less than 2,000 square meters, making it one of the largest in Amsterdam.
1074 BC Amsterdam
Nicemakers
Interior designers Joyce and Dax Roll are partners in life and in design, together they are known as 'Nicemakers'. Personal, lively, functional, rich, inspiring, elegant, thorough and decorative; the 'Nice' in 'Nicemakers' is as light and natural as it is impressive and all-encompassing. The interior for the salad bar SLA was the first Project that put them on the map, after which many impressive Projects followed, including an amazing penthouse in Maastricht, which gave them a role in the Netflix program 'Amazing Interiors'.
1091 KG Amsterdam
The Baker's Sons
At De Bakkerszonen, you can enjoy the most delicious breads, cakes, and croissants every day. This bakery has several locations in Amsterdam, including one in Noord and one near Roeterseiland. De Bakkerszonen was founded by two bakers' sons who wanted to breathe new life into their father's work. This bakery exudes craftsmanship and hard work. The quality of the bread is excellent and cannot be compared to bread from the supermarket. A visit to this bakery will remind you how delicious bread can taste.
1091 KH Amsterdam
Erik's Delicatessen
In the middle of the cozy Beukenplein in Amsterdam-Oost you will find this specialty shop for gourmets. At Erik's delicatessen they have a large assortment of delicacies with cheese in the leading role. Dutch and foreign cheeses that all have their own strong taste and character. Restaurants also buy their cheeses here, but the store is also full of private customers. Also delicious ham, sausage and bread!
1018 EX Amsterdam
Bakhuys
Bakhuys is definitely one of Amsterdam's top ten bakeries, with bread baked in an authentic wood-fired oven. The family business has been maintaining a tradition spanning five generations since 1926. Bakhuys is known for the most delicious organic December bread, all kinds of French specialties, and, last but not least, the dezem pizza. Each item is prepared with care. You can also enjoy delicious cakes (from Jongejans bakery), homemade pizza, and fantastic sandwiches, such as those with imported Italian salami and fennel mayonnaise.
1091 GT Amsterdam
Dough Studio
Dough Studio is the project Bas and Idske, who started baking pizzas in their Rear garden Amsterdam East in 2019 and discovered their love for good dough there. After opening two Pizza Projects in Oud-West and Zuid, they felt the need for a place to further deepen their craft. At Dough Studio, everything revolves around fermentation and time, with dough given the space to develop fully. Here, they expand their craft beyond pizza, with schiacciata sandwiches, seasonal baked goods, and coffee from a local roaster.
1018 WE Amsterdam
Kriterion Movie Theater
Filmtheater Kriterion is one of the first projects of Stichting Kriterion and has been run entirely by students since 1945. You will find the film theater next to the Roetserseiland campus complex of the University of Amsterdam. Kriterion's weekly program consists of a wide range of films; you can visit Kriterion for arthouse films, documentaries, and international screenings. In the Kriterion café, you can enjoy a drink together before or after the film. We highly recommend the Sneak Preview, which Kriterion was the first to introduce in the Netherlands. Every Tuesday at 7:45 p.m., Kriterion surprises you with the latest films. A ticket for the Sneak Preview costs only 5 euros.
1092 CK Amsterdam
World Museum
The Tropenmuseum is a museum about world cultures and tells the stories of the colonial history of the Netherlands. The museum is located in a monumental building from 1926 on the edge of the Oosterpark. Inside, this museum has a large permanent collection, but it also regularly offers new and current exhibitions. The human story is central to this museum; despite the enormous diversity of world cultures, visitors can empathize with each of the stories on display in this museum. The Tropenmuseum is also highly recommended for a museum visit with children. Learning about the inspiring stories and exotic objects is an intriguing experience for visitors of all ages.
