Located on the popular Chasséstraat in De Baarsjes, this bright, charming, and high-quality two-story townhouse spans approximately 172 m², spread over two floors. The home combines a modern, light finish with carefully preserved authentic details, creating a particularly charming atmosphere. With four spacious bedrooms, a separate study, two stylish Bathrooms a deep Rear garden a terrace, this home offers exceptional comfort and living space for a family or for anyone seeking spacious and refined living in Amsterdam-West. The large windows at the rear provide beautiful natural light and enhance the home’s open character.
The home has a distinctive width of 8.20 meters.
Guided tour
An authentic glass door leads from the private entrance to the main floor, where the living area is located. At the front is the cozy living room with an original fireplace and beautiful French doors, flanked by custom-built closets. The living area flows seamlessly into the dining room at the rear. Additionally, there is a separate home office or study at the front.
The spacious kitchen-diner forms the heart of the home and features a modern design with off-white, handle-less cabinet fronts and a spacious kitchen island with a breakfast bar. Various Bosch built-in appliances are integrated into the kitchen layout. The floor-to-ceiling windows at the rear provide an abundance of natural light and create a strong connection to the outdoors. From the kitchen, double doors open onto the terrace and the lower-level garden.
The entire home features smooth plastered walls and ceilings with recessed lighting. The light-colored hardwood floors with underfloor heating provide a soothing backdrop throughout the home.
The basement has been converted into a comfortable sleeping area. It features four spacious bedrooms, all with natural light and practical built-in closets. The bedrooms the rear overlook the garden, and one of the Rooms a spacious walk-in closet.
The home features two modern Bathrooms, decorated in a calm and natural color scheme. The main bathroom includes a bathtub, a spacious walk-in shower, a double sink with a lighted mirror, and connections for a washer and dryer. There is also a second bathroom and a separate toilet, which add to the home’s daily comfort.
The adjoining terrace is Immediately the kitchen-diner and features wooden decking. A staircase leads down to the deep, east-facing Rear garden approximately 72 m². The garden offers a peaceful and green outdoor space with a pleasant mix of paving and landscaping—a lovely spot for long summer evenings, children at play, or relaxed al fresco dining.
What the residents will miss
"What we enjoyed most was the garden. In the mornings, you open the doors to the patio and hear the birds singing as they build their nests in the trees of the Slatuinen."
Neighborhood Guide
On the edge of the bustling Baarsjes neighborhood lies the charming Chasséstraat, a street where history and vibrancy come together. Developed during the post-war reconstruction in the mid-20th century, the neighborhood offers a harmonious blend of traditional brick architecture and modern influences.
The cultural heart of the neighborhood is the Chassé Theater, a beloved venue for film and theater. For culinary discoveries, there are hotspots such as Bakkerij Fort Negen, known for its artisanal bread; Italian restaurant Volare, serving authentic dishes; and bar-restaurant Edel, located on the waterfront. The proximity to Rembrandtpark and Vondelpark offers a pleasant balance between city life and green spaces. Chasséstraat combines a cozy neighborhood atmosphere with a convenient location in the heart of Amsterdam.
Details
• Living area approx. 172 m²
• Deep garden approx. 72 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Two Bathrooms
• Four bedrooms
• Study
• Energy efficiency rating C
• Homeowners’ association (VvE) service fees €150 per month
• Well-organized homeowners’ association (VvE)
• Major maintenance on the facade is Location for 2024–2025 Location
The Chassé
Located on the popular Chasséstraat in De Baarsjes, this bright, characterful, and high-quality two-story townhouse spans approximately 172 m², spread over two floors. The home combines a modern, light finish with carefully preserved authentic details, creating a particularly charming atmosphere. With four spacious bedrooms, a separate study, two stylish Bathrooms a deep Rear garden a terrace, this home offers exceptional comfort and living space for a family or for anyone seeking spacious and refined living in Amsterdam-West. The large windows at the rear provide beautiful natural light and enhance the home’s open character.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Chasséstraat 94H is part of a characteristic Amsterdam city block where early 20th-century architecture is still clearly evident. The facade, with its refined brickwork, wrought-iron balconies, and tall windows, lends the building a serene, urban elegance.
The entrance Immediately makes Immediately strong architectural impression. The natural stone arches, the original tiling, and the warm wooden front door bring authenticity and craftsmanship together in a natural way. Materials such as brick, natural stone, and wood have been carefully combined, giving the building a timeless appearance.
What makes this home special is the balance between grandeur and intimacy. The scale of the building feels stately, while the detailing adds refinement and warmth. A classic Amsterdam residence where architecture, rhythm, and the use of materials come together in a understated yet powerful form of elegance.
Through the private entrance, an authentic glass door leads to the main floor, where the living area is located. At the front is the cozy living room with an original fireplace and beautiful French doors, flanked by custom-built built-in closets. The living area flows seamlessly into the dining room at the rear. In addition, there is a separate home office or study at the front. The spacious kitchen forms the heart of the home and features a modern design with off-white, handle-less cabinet fronts and a generous kitchen island with a breakfast bar. Various Bosch built-in appliances are integrated into the kitchen layout. The floor-to-ceiling windows at the rear provide an abundance of natural light and create a strong connection to the outdoors. From the kitchen, double doors open onto the terrace and the lower-level garden. The entire home features smoothly plastered walls and ceilings with recessed lighting. The light wood flooring with underfloor heating serves as a calm foundation throughout the home.
The home features two modern Bathrooms, finished in a calm and natural color scheme. The main bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a spacious walk-in shower, a double sink with a custom-made mirror, and connections for a washer and dryer. Additionally, there is a second bathroom as well as a separate toilet, which contributes to daily comfort.
The adjoining terrace is Immediately adjacent Immediately the kitchen-diner and is finished with wooden decking. A staircase leads down to the deep, east-facing Rear garden approximately 72 m². The garden offers a peaceful and green outdoor space with a pleasant mix of paving and landscaping, making it a wonderful spot for long summer evenings, children playing, or relaxed al fresco dining. Thanks to its favorable location, you can fully enjoy the morning and afternoon sun.
On the edge of the bustling Baarsjes neighborhood lies the charming Chasséstraat, a street where history and vibrancy come together. Developed during the post-war reconstruction in the mid-20th century, the neighborhood offers a harmonious blend of traditional brick architecture and modern influences.
Chasséstraat is home to the beautiful Chassékerk, which now houses a cultural center focused on dance: Chassé Dance Studios. For culinary discoveries, there are hotspots such as Bakkerij Fort Negen, known for its artisanal bread; Italian restaurant Volare, serving authentic dishes; Restaurant Daalder; and the bar-restaurant French Café, situated on the waterfront. The proximity to Rembrandtpark and Vondelpark offers a pleasant balance between city life and green spaces. Chasséstraat combines a cozy neighborhood atmosphere with a convenient location in the heart of Amsterdam.
accessibility
The property is conveniently located thanks to excellent public transport connections and proximity to major roads. Bus and tram stops are just around the corner, making it easy to reach the center of Amsterdam and surrounding neighborhoods. Sloterdijk station, with train and metro connections, is a short bike ride away. The property is also easily accessible by car via major roads such as the A10 and N200.
Parking
Parking is available on public streets through a permit system (permit zone West-1.1). This permit allows parking throughout the entire West-1 area. The cost is €199.93 per 6 months. Currently, there is a waiting period of approximately 4 months for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not Available in this area. (Source: Local authority , May 2026).
We instantly fell in love with the combination of city living and lush greenery, with our garden bordering the beautiful Slatuinen. It’s unique in the city to look out onto such lush greenery, where all you hear is the sound of birds. We’ve lived on Chasséstraat for nearly 9 years with immense joy, where our two sons, ages 4 and 8, have grown up since birth. This makes the house incredibly special to us and makes it hard to leave this special place.
In addition to its stately exterior, we Immediately found the interior of the house Immediately because of its enormous width, which allows you to enjoy two large living spaces side by side. Our kids had a great time playing in the living room with their friends, while we were able to hang out undisturbed with friends at the bar. We loved sleeping in the basement because of the quiet and the fact that it stays pleasantly cool in the summer and doesn’t get as cold as the rest of the house in the winter.
What we enjoyed most was the garden. In the morning, you open the doors to the patio and hear the birds singing as they build their nests in the trees of the Slatuinen. We started the day with a cup of coffee on the terrace in the sun; in the afternoon, we had lunch in the garden while our sons ran through the sprinkler and played in the kiddie pool. In the late afternoon, we’d have a BBQ with friends or pick up pizza from Faam, all while enjoying the summer evenings. We also found gardening incredibly relaxing and not too overwhelming if you don’t have a green thumb.
The neighborhood has a lot of young families, and we often organized activities with them. Over the years, we’ve seen the neighborhood become more and more enjoyable, with plenty of cozy restaurants, bars, and shops. On weekends, we’d pick up delicious bread and croissants at Fort Negen, have a drink by the water at Sierraad or Neef van Fred, and in the evening, eat falafel at Kauffmann or French food at Le French Café or Parole. Our children played outside at the many small squares and playgrounds on the street, in the summer in the wading pool at the Hallen or in Erasmus Park, while we had a drink at Terrasmus. By bike, you can get anywhere in no time, from Vondelpark to the Jordaan, the city center, or De Pijp. The location is wonderfully central yet much less crowded than the city center. The Sint Jan School around the corner is, in our opinion, the best elementary school in the entire area. Our children walk there on their own in the morning, which is unique in such a big city. In addition, there are many good childcare facilities, such as daycare centers and after-school care, within walking distance.
We’re going to miss the neighborhood, the bright house, and the green garden so much. But we’ll cherish the wonderful memories, and we hope the next residents have just as wonderful a time here as we did in this unique place.
1057 JV Amsterdam
The Wine Spot
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1057 ZX Amsterdam
Fort Nine Bakery
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1056 CC Amsterdam
Ela! Catering
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1057 BT Amsterdam
T's teas
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1053 AT Amsterdam
The Maker Market
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1053 CG Amsterdam
Ten Katemarkt
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1057 GX Amsterdam
Thai Thai Doll
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1057 XR Amsterdam
Sham West
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1053 AH Amsterdam
Van 't Spit
As you might expect, grilled chicken, served in half or whole portions, takes center stage here. The chicken is juicy, well marinated, and has a perfect grilled flavor. It can be combined with various sauces such as red onion chutney and piripiri. Classic side dishes such as French fries, corn, coleslaw, and mashed potatoes are Available. Van 't Spit has a relaxed, warm atmosphere and offers generous portions at a very good price.
1056 BN Amsterdam
Office
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1057 VS Amsterdam
Rotishop Gieta
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1057 SV Amsterdam
September
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1053 CE Amsterdam
Bar Central
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1057 BS Amsterdam
Bar Baarsh
A fun and cozy bar in De Baarsjes where you can enjoy a bite to eat, a drink, or a pub quiz on Monday evenings. The owners of Visbar Beet took over the business in November 2019 but wanted to preserve the "old" Bar Baarsh. So it's still the same cozy restaurant we're used to. The kitchen is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for breakfast, lunch, drinks, and dinner. For lunch, you can choose from various dishes such as grilled vegetables with sweet potato chipotle cream or avocado mash with avocado, egg, and tomato. For dinner, choose from BBQ sea bream, glazed rib eye, or the Bar Baarsch burger.
1053 WD Amsterdam
The Word
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1053 AT Amsterdam
Canary club
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1056 BW Amsterdam
Daan sandwich
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1052 NB Amsterdam
Monks coffee roasters
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1053 RJ Amsterdam
Little Sin
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North Sea
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1053 AT Amsterdam
Food halls
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1052 NB Amsterdam
Café Binnenvisser
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1056 BN Amsterdam
Ted.Amsterdam
Ted.Amsterdam is a multifunctional creative space located in Amsterdam where interior design, art, and creativity come together. They sell collectible mid-century modern vintage and new furniture, contemporary artworks by local artists, and unique design objects, while also creating a unique space where creativity can flourish. Whether you are looking for a special design for your home or garden or an inspiring space for a project, ted. is the place for you.
