A spacious apartment of approximately 157 m², located in the quiet heart of the Plantagebuurt neighborhood. This unique apartment combines urban vibrancy with tranquility and space, with a well-thought-out layout that makes optimal use of the space. The interior offers a perfect blend of modernity and timelessness, with contemporary finishes and sustainable materials. Large windows provide abundant light and offer a beautiful view of the green inner gardens.
The property is versatile, with long sightlines that keep the space airy. The apartment has a loggia at the front and a private Roof terrace, completely enclosed by its own facades, making it an extension of the interior. In addition, several bedrooms can easily bedrooms created, as shown on the alternative floor plan.
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The elevator takes you to the third floor, where a spacious entrance hall provides access to the apartment. The hall is quiet and well-organized, with direct access to the study and media room. Once in the living area, the floor plan opens up completely: on the left is the sitting area with a view of the green Roof terrace, on the right is the kitchen on the canal side. Large windows provide light, air, and a connection to the outside.
Centrally located in the home is the Roof terrace: sheltered, green, and fully integrated into the living space. At the front is the kitchen with loggia, a place for coffee in the sun and a view of the water. The kitchen is robust, practical, and visually clear, with a smooth transition to the dining area.
The bedroom is located on the quiet side of the house, overlooking the inner gardens. Peace and quiet reign here. The bathroom is Immediately to the master suite, sleek and functional in design, with a bathtub, walk-in shower, and double sink. Closet space is incorporated throughout the home, subtly concealed in walls and alcoves.
The house exudes balance: open but not boundless, spacious but efficient, urban but peaceful. A rare combination — right here in this spot.
The Outdoor Space
Centrally located in the home is the enclosed Roof terrace, completely surrounded by the building's own facades. The outdoor space thus forms an extension of the interior and offers maximum privacy and shelter. Large sliding doors connect the terrace Immediately the living area, virtually eliminating the boundary between indoors and outdoors.
The space is generously sized and decorated with a variety of greenery. Pots and planters structure the terrace into a green courtyard, with seating and dining areas in various positions. Light falls freely into the space, creating a pleasant microclimate in the middle of the city.
At the front, adjacent to the kitchen, there is a south-facing loggia. This covered outdoor space offers views of the canal and the historic profile of the city. The large windows function as a light screen and a visual connection to the city. Thanks to its location, this is a quiet place with morning and afternoon sun, sheltered from the wind and prying eyes.
Quote from the residents
"This house gave us more than we expected: light, space, and a view of the canal. We will miss it, but we will take the memories with us."
Neighborhood Guide Living in the Plantagebuurt means living in one of Amsterdam's greenest and most characterful neighborhoods, where nature, art, culture, and gastronomy come together. The property is located on Plantage Westermanplantsoen, in the immediate vicinity of Oosterpark and Wertheimpark. Urban nature that invites relaxation and offers a pleasant escape from the dynamics of everyday life. Within walking distance is a selection of refined coffee shops, including Coffee Company and Bagels & Beans. For a relaxed drink, Brouwerij 't IJ, Gollem aan het Water, and Dignita Hoftuin are excellent choices. End the evening in style at restaurants such as De Plantage or the artisanal Pizzabakkers. Culturally, the area has a lot to offer, with museums such as the Hermitage and the Tropenmuseum. Artis, located a stone's throw away, is an iconic element in the neighborhood. For daily shopping, there is a large Albert Heijn supermarket on Sarphatistraat, which adds to the practical comfort of living here. A neighborhood that brings sophistication and liveliness together in perfect harmony.
Property Details
• Living area: approx. 157 m²
• Roof terrace of approximately 58 m²
• Storage room in the basement of approximately 7 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . The leasehold has been bought out through November 30, 2049. The transfer has been requested in a timely manner.
• Homeowners’ association service fees: €272.16 per month
• Nationally protected cityscape
• Part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Easy bedrooms create multiple bedrooms ; see alternative floor plan
Botanic view
Living in this location, with these dimensions and this volume, is exceptional. Anne Frankstraat 103 offers a living space and functional layout that are rarely found within the historical context of the Plantage neighborhood. The house combines urban liveliness with tranquility and space. On one side, the green terrace forms the sheltered heart of the house; on the other side, the house opens up to the water, with a loggia offering a view of the dynamics of the city. A rare balance between inner city and interior space.
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The apartment at Anne Frankstraat 103 is located on the third floor of a small-scale residential building dating from 2000. The architecture is contemporary and clear, with an efficient floor plan and an emphasis on light, air, and spaciousness.
The home is accessed via a single main entrance, which provides access to a spacious, single-level living area. The central living room forms the heart of the floor plan and is connected on both sides to functional and flexible spaces, including a study, media room, and kitchen.
The long sightlines—from the front to the rear—and the open connection between the living spaces give the home a loft-like character. The ceiling height varies subtly from room to room, with 2.50 meters in the kitchen and bedroom, and 2.43 meters in the living room. Large windows on both sides provide plenty of daylight and Roof terrace the spacious Roof terrace natural extension of the interior.
The finish is understated and functional, with attention to layout, routing, and ease of use. The home combines comfort and privacy with a quiet, urban location on the canal side of the city center.
The home features an open living space with a clear layout and spacious character. The living room is centrally located and connects directly to the Roof terrace. Large sliding doors across the entire width of the facade provide ample daylight and reinforce the relationship between indoors and outdoors.
The living functions flow logically into one another: a sitting area, library, study, and music area together form an open whole, without compromising on the separation of uses. The layout offers flexibility and functions as both a work and living space.
At the front is a spacious kitchen with a view of the canal. The kitchen is finished in stainless steel with a dark worktop and features integrated appliances. The loggia on the facade side serves as an extension of the dining area and offers sheltered outdoor space facing south.
The layout of the home is efficient, with long, clear sightlines. The finish is understated and durable, with a focus on ease of use and light.
The master bedroom spans the entire width of the quiet side of the building. Thanks to the full-length windows, daylight floods into the room, offering a view of the greenery of the inner gardens. The layout is spacious and well-organized, with enough room for a workspace or additional closet space.
The bathroom is Immediately the bedroom and has a functional layout. The palette is bright and understated, with white tiling and a terrazzo floor. The double sink, bathtub, and walk-in shower are logically placed and sleekly designed. The open connection to the master suite enhances ease of use and comfort.
The current layout features one large bedroom, but the floor plan easily allows for a second or even third bedroom. The hallway and bedroom offer ample closet space, integrated into custom-made closet walls.
The space is generously sized and decorated with a variety of greenery. Pots and planters structure the terrace into a green courtyard, with seating and dining areas in various positions. Light falls freely inside, creating a pleasant microclimate in the middle of the city.
At the front, adjacent to the kitchen, there is a south-facing loggia. This covered outdoor space offers views of the canal and the historic profile of the city. The large windows function as a light screen and a visual connection to the city. Thanks to its location, this is a quiet place with morning and afternoon sun, sheltered from the wind and prying eyes.
Living in the Plantagebuurt means living in one of Amsterdam's greenest and most characterful neighborhoods, where nature, art, culture, and gastronomy come together.
The property is located on Plantage Westermanplantsoen, in the immediate vicinity of Oosterpark and Wertheimpark. Urban nature that invites relaxation and offers a pleasant escape from the dynamics of everyday life. Within walking distance is a selection of refined coffee shops, including Coffee Company and Bagels & Beans. For a relaxed drink, Brouwerij 't IJ, Gollem aan het Water, and Dignita Hoftuin are excellent choices. The evening ends in style at restaurants such as De Plantage or the artisanal Pizzabakkers. Culturally, the area has a lot to offer, with museums such as the Hermitage and the Tropenmuseum. Artis, located a stone's throw away, is an iconic element in the neighborhood. For daily shopping, there is a large Albert Heijn supermarket on Sarphatistraat, which adds to the practical comfort of living here. A neighborhood that brings sophistication and liveliness together in perfect harmony.
accessibility
The property enjoys excellent accessibility by car via the S100, S114, and S116 highways to the A10 ring road. Various public transport facilities can be found in the vicinity. For example, the Waterlooplein or Weesperplein metro stations are only a 3-minute bike ride away and offer a direct connection to Amsterdam Central Station or Amstel Station. Tram 14 on Plantage Middenlaan and tram lines 1, 7, and 19 on Sarphatistraat are within walking distance.
Parking
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Centrum 3). With a parking permit for Centrum 3, you can park in Centrum 1 and Centrum 3. A parking permit for residents costs €326.60 + €5 per 6 months. There is currently an 11-month waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area.
In addition to public roads, it is also possible to park free of charge in the Markenhoven and Muziektheater garages with a parking permit. (Source: Local authority , July 2025).
If you are an entrepreneur, you can purchase an entrepreneur's annual parking card. This allows you to park for a year in part of the city or throughout the city.
Example: an annual pass for rate zone 1 (€7.76). This allows you to park in all rate zones. With a pass for rate zone 2 (€6.73), you can park in all places where the hourly rate is €6.73 or lower.
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The Snack Corner
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Frank's Smokehouse
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Maritime Museum
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