Located on one of the most beautiful avenues in the beloved Randwijck neighborhood, this charming 1930s townhouse features sunny front and Rear garden a spacious Roof terrace. The home combines the elegance of the 1930s with modern comforts and has been carefully modernized over the years, while preserving authentic details such as stained-glass windows, the bay window, and characteristic architectural features. With no fewer than five bedrooms, two Bathrooms, a spacious kitchen-diner, and various outdoor spaces, this home offers an exceptionally comfortable living environment for families. The location, on the border of Amsterdam and Amstelveen, completes the picture.
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The entrance is reached through the deep, south-facing Front garden. Behind the characteristic front door is a vestibule with beautiful stained-glass details, followed by the central hall with a coat closet, restroom, and access to the basement. The living room extends across the entire length of the home and offers a pleasant combination of space and light. The former open-plan layout is still evident thanks to the preserved bar counter between the sitting and dining areas. At the front, the bay window with French doors opening onto the Front garden a pleasant influx of light, while the fireplace serves as a warm focal point in the sitting area. At the rear is the spacious kitchen, equipped with various built-in appliances including a five-burner gas stove, Quooker, dishwasher, oven/microwave combination, and fridge/freezer combination. The kitchen island with bar counter makes the kitchen a natural gathering place. Double doors open onto the Rear garden from both the kitchen and the dining area. The beautiful whitewashed parquet floor connects the various living spaces into a single harmonious whole. The first floor features four well-proportioned bedrooms. The largest bedroom at the front is characterized by an attractive bay window and a built-in closet wall. At the rear is a spacious bedroom with French doors leading to the balcony. In addition, there are two Rooms are ideal as a children’s room, home office, guest room, or study. The bathroom is designed in a timeless style and features a bathtub, spacious walk-in shower, vanity unit, and designer radiator. There is also a separate toilet on this floor. The second floor forms a full living level with a spacious fifth bedroom featuring a walk-in closet. French doors from this room provide access to the Roof terrace. On the same floor is a second bathroom (2022) with a walk-in shower, vanity unit, toilet, and connections for a washer and dryer. This floor offers plenty of flexibility and is ideally suited as a separate master suite. The home features several attractive outdoor spaces. The Front garden approximately 43 m² Front garden faces south and is a delightful spot to enjoy the sun for most of the day. At the rear is a well-maintained garden of approximately 49 m² with a beautiful canopy and a practical back entrance. The former garage serves as a convenient storage space for household items, hobbies, or storing bicycles. Additionally, the home features a balcony on the first floor and a spacious Roof terrace the second floor, where privacy and sunlight come together in a pleasant way.
What the residents will miss
"For us, this is a place where you're close to the city's vibrancy, but can truly experience peace and quiet at home."
Neighborhood Guide
Baljuwenlaan 10 is located in Randwijck, one of Amstelveen’s most beloved residential neighborhoods. The neighborhood is known for its wide, tree-lined avenues, distinctive 1930s architecture, and peaceful, residential atmosphere. Here, open spaces, greenery, and a central location come together naturally.
Several elementary and secondary schools, sports clubs, and recreational opportunities are located in the immediate vicinity. The Amsterdamse Bos, the Amstel River, and various sports facilities are just a few minutes’ bike ride away and offer plenty of opportunities to relax or stay active.
For daily groceries, specialty shops, and dining, both the Amsterdamseweg and the Stadshart Amstelveen are nearby. Cultural attractions such as the Cobra Museum and Schouwburg Amstelveen are also within easy reach. At the same time, Amsterdam-Zuid and the Zuidas are easily accessible, making the neighborhood an attractive balance between tranquility and urban vibrancy.
Details
- Living area approx.: 155 m²
- Rear garden back entrance of approx. 49 m²
- Sunny Front garden approx. 43 m²
- Storage cellar available, approx. 5 m²;
- Garage
- Balcony
- Spacious Roof terrace
- Five bedrooms two Bathrooms
- Air conditioning
- Bright and spacious living and dining room with fireplace and large skylight
- Year of construction
- Foundation label B (good)
- Energy label B
- Excellent accessibility to Amsterdam, Schiphol, and major highways
De Baljuw
Located on one of the most beautiful avenues in the beloved Randwijck neighborhood, this charming 1930s townhouse features sunny front and Rear garden a spacious Roof terrace. The home combines the elegance of the 1930s with modern comforts and has been carefully modernized over the years, while preserving authentic details such as stained-glass windows, the bay window, and characteristic architectural features. With no fewer than five bedrooms, two Bathrooms, a spacious kitchen, and various outdoor spaces, this home offers an exceptionally comfortable living environment for families. Its location, on the border of Amsterdam and Amstelveen, completes the picture.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Duco van Bulken | Real Estate Agent at Broersma Wonen
Randwijck is known for its beautiful 1930s architecture, wide avenues, and green surroundings. Baljuwenlaan 10 is also a magnificent example of this beloved architectural period. The home was built in 1933 and is characterized by its stately facade, the spacious bay window at the front, and the harmonious proportions so typical of the architecture of that era. Over the years, the home has been adapted to meet contemporary living needs while respecting its original character, allowing atmosphere and comfort to blend naturally.
Recently (2026), it received a Foundation Label B (Good) and an Energy Label B.
The entrance is reached through the deep, south-facing Front garden. Behind the distinctive front door lies a vestibule with beautiful stained-glass details, followed by the central hall with a coat closet, restroom, and access to the basement.
The living room extends across the entire length of the home and offers a pleasant combination of space and light. The former open-plan layout is still evident thanks to the preserved bar counter between the sitting and dining areas. At the front, the bay window with French doors opening onto the Front garden a pleasant influx of light, while the fireplace serves as a warm focal point in the sitting area.
At the rear is the spacious kitchen, equipped with various built-in appliances including a five-burner gas stove, Quooker, dishwasher, oven/microwave combination, and fridge/freezer combination. The kitchen island with bar counter makes the kitchen a natural gathering place. Double doors open onto the Rear garden from both the kitchen and the dining area. The beautiful whitewashed parquet floor connects the various living spaces into a single harmonious whole.
The first floor features four generously sized bedrooms. The master bedroom at the front of the house features a charming bay window and built-in closets. At the rear is a spacious bedroom with French doors leading to the balcony. In addition, there are two Rooms are ideal as children’s rooms, home offices, guest rooms, or study areas.
The bathroom is designed in a timeless style and features a bathtub, spacious walk-in shower, vanity unit, and designer radiator. There is also a separate toilet on this floor.
The second floor is a full living level with a spacious fifth bedroom featuring a walk-in closet. French doors from this room provide access to the Roof terrace. On the same floor is a second bathroom (2022) with a walk-in shower, vanity unit, toilet, and connections for a washer and dryer. This floor offers plenty of flexibility and is ideally suited as a separate master suite.
The home features several attractive outdoor spaces. The Front garden approximately 41 m², faces south and is a wonderful spot to enjoy the sun almost all day long. At the rear is a well-maintained garden of approximately 49 m² with a lovely canopy and a convenient back entrance.
The former garage serves as a convenient storage space for household items, hobbies, or storing bicycles. Additionally, the home features a balcony on the first floor and a spacious Roof terrace the second floor, where privacy and sunlight come together in a pleasant way.
Neighborhood Guide
Baljuwenlaan 10 is located in Randwijck, one of Amstelveen’s most beloved residential neighborhoods. The neighborhood is known for its wide, tree-lined avenues, distinctive 1930s architecture, and peaceful, residential atmosphere. Here, open spaces, greenery, and a central location come together naturally.
Several elementary and secondary schools, sports clubs, and recreational opportunities are located in the immediate vicinity. The Amsterdamse Bos, the Amstel River, and various sports facilities are just a few minutes’ bike ride away and offer plenty of opportunities to relax or stay active.
For daily groceries, specialty shops, and dining options, both the Amsterdamseweg and the Stadshart Amstelveen are nearby. Cultural attractions such as the Cobra Museum and Schouwburg Amstelveen are also within easy reach. At the same time, Amsterdam-Zuid and the Zuidas are easily accessible, making the neighborhood an attractive blend of tranquility and urban vibrancy.
Accessibility
Accessibility is excellent. Amsterdam Zuid Station, the Zuidas business district, Gelderlandplein, and downtown Amsterdam are all easily accessible by bike, car, or public transportation. Tram, metro, and bus stops are located in the immediate vicinity, and Schiphol Airport and other parts of the Randstad are easily accessible via the A10.
Parking
The first resident parking permit costs €40 per year; a second resident parking permit costs €80 per year. You may apply for 2 permits per address, 1 per license plate. A resident permit is only valid in the area where you live. You can find the different parking zones in Amstelveen on the digital map(external link). For more information about the parking zones, visit the pageParking on the street and in parking garages.
What has always appealed to us here is the combination of tranquility and convenience. The neighborhood is green, spacious, and, above all, a very pleasant place to live. It’s a community where many children are growing up and where kids still play in the streets. The street itself is quiet, with little traffic, which makes it especially pleasant and safe.
This is also an ideal place for families: there are several good elementary schools in the immediate vicinity, all within walking distance.
At the same time, you’re surprisingly close to everything here. A 15-minute bike ride takes you to the center of Amsterdam, while Amstelveen is just a short ride away for shopping, restaurants, sports clubs, and everyday amenities. That combination makes life here easy and comfortable.
Being so close to the Amsterdamse Bos has been a huge plus for us. Whether it’s walking the dog, going for a run, or just stepping outside for a bit, it’s literally right around the corner and has become a natural part of our daily routine.
On nice days, life here also takes place outdoors. The garden is a lovely place to unwind, and the Roof terrace unobstructed views. It’s the perfect way to end the day on a relaxing note.
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