One-Bedroom / Penthouse; A home featuring expansive windows, multiple terraces, and views of the Jacob Obrecht Church, with no upstairs neighbors. There are few apartments in Amsterdam Zuid that are part of a high-end building featuring both an elevator and private parking, while also offering the luxury of the top floor. Furthermore, only a handful of these penthouses span a single level and feature a Roof terrace over 150 square meters. This exceptional luxury is rare and offers a valuable living experience that commands a premium.
Guided tour
The apartment features a spacious layout, with various living areas, each with its own distinct character. The kitchen-dining area serves as the social hub of the home, featuring a large kitchen island, high-end appliances, and direct access to a sunny southwest-facing terrace. The combination of mahogany, Belgian bluestone, and a gas fireplace gives the space a warm and timeless feel.
Adjacent to these are the living room and the formal dining room. The living room features a classic fireplace, custom-built cabinets, and beautiful views thanks to the glass doors with bronze mullions. The dining room opens onto a terrace and overlooks the greenery and the historic Jacob Obrecht Church.
The current layout features four bedrooms three Bathrooms, with two Rooms used as workspaces. The master suite is situated in a quiet spot overlooking the courtyard garden and includes a spacious bedroom, a walk-in closet, a bathroom, and a private terrace with a view of the church.
Three terraces Immediately the living areas and bedrooms creating a natural connection between indoors and outdoors. The absolute highlight is the approximately 150 m² rooftop garden, a green and sheltered outdoor space offering panoramic views of Amsterdam-Zuid, Vondelpark, the Zuidas, and the historic city center. Thanks to the various seating areas, the abundance of greenery, and the high degree of privacy, this rooftop garden is a unique place to relax or entertain guests.
Neighborhood Guide
Banstraat is located in the middle of the stately and beloved Museum Quarter, in the heart of Oud-Zuid. This charming neighborhood combines classic architecture with a vibrant urban atmosphere. Here, you’ll find a location where the good life takes center stage, without sacrificing tranquility. Just a few minutes’ walk away is Vondelpark, ideal for a stroll, a jog, or an afternoon on a terrace. The nearby Cornelis Schuytstraat exudes a boutique atmosphere, with a refined selection of boutiques, delicatessens, and terraces, all within 100 meters. Dining spots like Schotheuvel, Franzen, Lilly’s, and Visque are popular destinations, as are drinks on the terraces of cafés De Gruter and Valerius. Just a short distance away are Museumplein, the Concertgebouw, and prestigious shopping streets such as Van Baerlestraat and P.C. Hooftstraat. Cultural and stylish, with a high level of comfort, luxury and livability come together here. On Saturdays Location an organic market takes Location within walking distance Location Jacob Obrechtstraat, where local offerings and quality take center stage. International schools and high-quality amenities are also available in the immediate vicinity. The result is a location where the urban rhythm is palpable, while the living environment offers a sense of tranquility and familiarity. The Wide and Open thus embodies the essence of Amsterdam Oud-Zuid: luxury, tranquility, style, and a central location.
Details
• Living area approx. 340 m²
• 3 terraces and a rooftop garden, totaling approx. 215 m²
• Storage room
• 2 parking spaces at €200,000 each.
• Communal bicycle storage
• Freehold
• Energy label A+
• MVSA / by Roberto Meyer
• Building manager
• Renovation / refurbishment 2011
• Municipally protected cityscape
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The living area is spacious, yet still offers a sense of intimacy with three separate rooms, each serving a distinct purpose. First is a kitchen-diner that is fully equipped with every conceivable semi-professional appliance and offers the opportunity to enjoy drinks and meals with family and guests at a spacious kitchen island. Thanks to the kitchen’s southwest orientation and its location adjacent to one of the terraces, this is a pleasant spot bathed in afternoon and evening sun. The kitchen itself is equipped with a Wolff stove, a Gaggenau refrigerator, a double wine cooler, and additional appliances, including a steam oven. The kitchen features mahogany, stainless steel, and Belgian bluestone finishes and includes a gas fireplace for extra ambiance in the evening.
The living area comprises a spacious, approximately 44 m² lounge adjacent to the formal dining room. The living room features an oak floor and a large fireplace with a classic mantelpiece as its focal point. Built-in cabinets and shelves are custom-made. The connection to the kitchen, entryway, and dining room is formed by glass doors with bronze-finished mullions, which can be opened or closed.
The formal dining room is located at the rear and also adjoins a large terrace. From here, diners can enjoy the view of the greenery, the church, and the illuminated stained-glass windows.
All rooms are connected to the central hall and feature double doors positioned opposite each other on a single axis, creating beautiful sightlines.
With a total of four bedrooms three Bathrooms the original layout— bedrooms are currently used bedrooms offices—the apartment is also suitable for a family. The current layout also accommodates those who need guest quarters and workspace.
The ‘owners’ suite’ is located at the rear, adjacent to the courtyard garden. The suite consists of a spacious bedroom and a dressing room, which connects to the bathroom. From these rooms, there is access to a terrace and a view of the Jacob Obrecht Church.
All cabinets are custom-made and functionally organized, with a refined finish. At the center is a chest of drawers where clothing can be conveniently stored.
The “Wide and Open” feeling is further enhanced by multiple terraces and a rooftop garden spanning approximately 150 m².
Three pleasant terraces adjoin the kitchen-diner, living room, and master bedrooms. These flow seamlessly into one another on the ground floor, enhancing the enjoyment of living here. The terrace on the southwest side is partially covered with louvers. Thanks to its location, this terrace enjoys the sun until sunset. The two terraces at the rear are situated peacefully next to the courtyard garden and offer a magnificent view of the Obrecht Church.
The terraces are finished with natural stone and integrated planters and feature stainless steel design railings in some areas. Accessible via sliding doors and walk-through doors, the terraces offer ample space for a dining table.
A special feature is the rooftop garden, which is accessible via a beautiful staircase and offers plenty of privacy. Surrounded by greenery and playfully arranged decks, it creates a sunny oasis in the city. From this spot, the view stretches across Amsterdam Zuid, with a view of the Zuidas, the green roof of Vondelpark, and various church towers, including the Westertoren in the city center. With herb planters and ornamental grasses, this outdoor space is a pleasant place to relax. An outdoor shower provides a refreshing break, and preparations have been made for installing a jacuzzi.
The terrace is ideal for entertaining guests and is a valuable addition to the overall living experience.
Neighborhood Guide
Banstraat is located in the middle of the stately and beloved Museum Quarter, in the heart of Oud-Zuid. This charming neighborhood combines classic architecture with a vibrant urban atmosphere. Here, you’ll find a location where the good life takes center stage, without sacrificing tranquility. Just a few minutes’ walk away is Vondelpark, ideal for a stroll, a jog, or an afternoon on a terrace. The nearby Cornelis Schuytstraat exudes a boutique atmosphere, with a refined selection of boutiques, delicatessens, and terraces, all within 100 meters. Dining spots like Schotheuvel, Franzen, Lilly’s, and Visque are popular destinations, as are drinks on the terraces of cafés De Gruter and Valerius. Just a short distance away are Museumplein, the Concertgebouw, and prestigious shopping streets such as Van Baerlestraat and P.C. Hooftstraat. Cultural and stylish, with a high level of comfort, luxury and livability come together here. On Saturdays Location an organic market takes Location within walking distance Location Jacob Obrechtstraat, where local offerings and quality take center stage. International schools and high-quality amenities are also available in the immediate vicinity. The result is a location where the urban rhythm is palpable, while the living environment offers a sense of tranquility and familiarity. The Wide and Open thus embodies the essence of Amsterdam Oud-Zuid: luxury, tranquility, style, and a central location.
Accessibility
De Banstraat 5 L is located in the heart of Amsterdam Oud-Zuid, between Johannes Verhulststraat and Van Breestraat, near Museumplein and Vondelpark. From here, the city and all its amenities are easily accessible.
The location itself is accessible by car within five minutes via the A10 Ring Road, taking exit S108. Amsterdam Zuid Station is a short distance away, offering direct connections to Schiphol, the Zuidas, and international destinations.
Public transportation is also excellent: trams 2, 3, 5, and 12, as well as buses 347 and 357, take you in all directions.
There are two spacious parking spaces with extra storage space Available in the secure underground garage.
There is a shared, locked bicycle storage area.
Private parking at
The building features a luxurious and secure parking garage that is also accessible from the apartment via the elevator. Access by car is easy and spacious. There are two spacious parking spaces located next to each other and an adjacent storage room, which also includes an electric charging station. €400,000 ( k.k. 2 parking spaces and storage room.
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