Comfortable apartment located on the third floor of a new-build complex with an elevator. The property has a Floor area approximately 82 m² on one floor. In addition, there is a spacious balcony of approximately 9 m² at the rear with evening sun. There is also a private storage room on the ground floor.
Guided tour
The shared entrance with ELEVATOR provides access to the apartment located on the third floor of the building. There is a spacious hall with a toilet, cloakroom, and cupboard for the washing machine and dryer. At the front is the living room with three windows facing the street, a dining area, and a luxury kitchen with built-in appliances.
The bathroom is centrally located and equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, and double sink. On the ground floor, there is a private storage room behind the elevator. At the rear, there are two spacious bedrooms , both bedrooms Rooms doors Rooms onto the extra-deep balcony.
Accessibility
Derde Oosterparkstraat is located a stone's throw from the beautiful Oosterpark.
A popular area with countless nice bars, coffee shops, and restaurants in the immediate vicinity. Think of Rum Baba, Coffee Bru, Bar Bukowski, Eddy Spaghetti, or Restaurant C. Within walking distance of the Dappermarkt, Middenweg, and the lively Plantagebuurt. Easily accessible by public transport via Amstelstation and Wibautstraat metro station. Conveniently located for the A1, A2, and A10 motorways via Wibautstraat/S112.
Details
• Living area approx. 82 m²
• 2 bedrooms
• Fully insulated
• Balcony facing northwest
• Energy label A
• Solar panels
• Homeowners’ association service fees €177.97 per month
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . The current lease term through 02/29/2060 has been bought out. For the perpetual portion, the ground rent has been fixed. This ground rent, payable starting in 2060, amounts to €896.75 and will be indexed annually until 2060.
De Negen Deuren
A spacious apartment of approx. 82 m² in a New build from 2011. The well-thought-out layout with two spacious bedrooms an extra-deep balcony, together with the excellent insulation and collective solar panels, make this a complete and contemporary apartment.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
's design vision
The building at Derde Oosterparkstraat 147 was constructed in 2011 to replace three dilapidated nineteenth-century apartment buildings. The New build designed by Christine de Ruijter of AWG architects as a single house with nine apartments. The character, façade structure, and materials of the largely intact nineteenth-century fabric of the surrounding area have been interpreted in a contemporary way in the new design. This makes the house a natural part of the street and part of the cityscape. At the same time, the New build itself from its surroundings through its formal brickwork, street facade, and more informal, white plastered side and rear facades. In addition, the size of the building and the typology of the apartments are different. The entrance, prominently visible due to its location under the centrally positioned French balcony, symbolizes the collective character of this apartment building. On the ground floor, there are two semi-sunken duplex apartments. These apartments are accessed Immediately the street and have a garden. The central entrance provides access to the six apartments on the upper floors and to a penthouse with two roof terraces. The construction of the building consists of a load-bearing core and load-bearing facades, which allows for the redesign of the floor plans.
The shared entrance with ELEVATOR provides access to the apartment located on the third floor of the building. There is a spacious hall with a toilet, cloakroom, and cupboard for the washing machine and dryer.
At the front is the living room with three windows facing the street, a dining area, and a luxury kitchen with built-in appliances.
The bathroom is centrally located and equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, and double sink. On the ground floor, there is a private storage room behind the elevator area.
At the rear are two spacious bedrooms , both bedrooms Rooms doors Rooms onto the extra-deep balcony.
The outdoor space
This balcony spans almost the entire width of the apartment and faces northwest. As a result, it enjoys sunshine from around 5 p.m. until late in the evening during the summer.
The apartment is located in the Oosterpark neighborhood in Amsterdam East. Various specialty shops, caterers, and quality stores can be found on Beukenplein and the first Oosterparkstraat. The Javastraat and Dappermarkt are also nearby. The Tropenmuseum and Artis Zoo are within walking distance. Various trendy and cozy restaurants and cafés are located around the Oosterpark, Javaplein, and Beukenplein. Café LouieLouie, Tapperij De Eeuwige Jeugd, restaurant Wilde Zwijnen, Bar Basquiat, and Bar Bachrach are highly recommended.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by car via the S100 and S113 from the A10 ring road. Thanks to its favorable geographical location in the city, the Oosterpark, Flevopark, and the city center are all within easy reach.
There are various public transport facilities in the immediate vicinity. There are several tram and bus stops on Beukenweg and Linneausstraat. Amsterdam Muiderpoort station is a 15-minute walk away.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Oost-1a). Parking is also permitted in permit area Oost-1a. The cost for residents is €142.20 per 6 months. The current waiting time for this permit area is 6 months (Source: Local authority , March 2023).
It is with a heavy heart that we are selling our lovely apartment on Derde Oosterparkstraat.
We bought this home in 2010 'off plan' and are therefore the original residents of this delightful, light-filled apartment in the small-scale new-build project 9 Deuren. At the time, it was just the two of us, but over the years our family has grown with the addition of two energetic boys. So now it's time for a new step!
The apartment is fully equipped and offers great comfort in both summer and winter.
A cool drink on the wide balcony in the summer evening sun, nice warm feet thanks to the underfloor heating in winter. The high windows and spacious Rooms a light and open home, where we have experienced many wonderful moments.
The large dining table is our favorite spot in the house, a natural division between the kitchen and living room, where everyone can gather for a drink or snack. It's also the perfect place for 1,000-piece puzzles, craft projects, and long after-dinner conversations.
The Oosterpark neighborhood is a beautiful cross-section of the city in all its facets; a mix of owner-occupied homes and social housing, creating a wonderful mix of people from all walks of life. Good accessibility by public transport, the OLVG hospital within walking distance, and a wide variety of schools (primary and secondary). There is good contact between neighbors; mostly families with young or older children, students, retirees, original residents, and expats. Even though not everyone knows each other, greeting each other on the street is really normal here. Within our building, everyone is there for each other when needed, and we manage all homeowners' association matters ourselves. An extensive get-together is organized once a year, and many former residents stay in touch. A friendly oasis within the urban anonymity.
Our tips for food and drink? Too many to mention! Within a radius of 1 km², you'll find the best coffee at Coffee Bru, crispy pizza at Oost, cinnamon rolls at 48/50, the best Thai papaya salad at Thaicoon, cocktails at Bukowski, fresh scones with homemade jam at The Cottage, delicious wine at Clos, sourdough from Bakkerij Mas, cheese from Eriks delicatessen, fresh fruit & vegetables at Aslan, and so on!
Fortunately, there are also many sports clubs to balance things out: Equal Yoga, Rocycle, PLTS, SwimGym, Vondelgym, rowing on the Amstel, or just going for a run or kicking a ball around in Oosterpark—all within walking distance.
We will miss this house and this neighborhood so much! We have so many wonderful memories, and we wish the next residents an equally wonderful start.
Amsterdam is the most beautiful city, and East remains the best neighborhood ; )
We bought this house in 2010 'off plan'.
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.
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!
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.
1092 EX Amsterdam
Rum Baba
Rum Baba is located on the corner of Pretoriusstraat in a beautiful building. You can come here for everything, but mainly for coffee. The colorful, hip interior is reflected in the house style of their products. The coffee beans are roasted on site and the cakes are also baked in-house. A perfect place for a long sit with coffee and cake.
1091 AH Amsterdam
4850
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 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 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 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.
1093 EL Amsterdam
Baking lab
At Baking Lab, they specialize in sourdough, but they also offer irresistible pastries such as canelé. In addition, they offer a fully vegetarian breakfast and lunch menu with numerous vegan options. The shop has a rustic look with a wooden interior. Upstairs, there is plenty of seating, suitable for working, and a few outdoor seats. Baking Lab regularly organizes workshops, such as one demonstrating how old bread can be recycled as an ingredient for new bread.
1092 HZ Amsterdam
Fuku Ramen
Fuku Ramen, the restaurant of ramen chef Jakub (formerly chef at restaurant De Kas), welcomes guests with its unique offerings. Jakub completed his training at the Miyajima Ramen School in Osaka. At Fuku Ramen, you can enjoy authentic ramen with homemade noodles or opt for a more extensive multi-course dinner. His wife, Aleksandra, is responsible for the delicious desserts and also offers tea, wine, or sake pairings. The concept of the Japanese restaurant Fuku Ramen is clear: from Thursday to Saturday, the five-course "chef's menu" (€75) is served, allowing guests to experience a culinary journey of discovery. Every Sunday, you can enjoy an extensive à la carte lunch all day long (12:00-18:30). Expect weekly changing ramen specials, izakaya-inspired dishes to share, juicy sake, and cocktails.
1093 Amsterdam
Neighborhood bar De Tros
The owners of this restaurant (contrary to what the name might suggest) are seasoned professionals. The nice thing here is that you can eat snacks at the bar, but also enjoy an extensive dinner at a table. Think of dishes such as thinly sliced rib-eye with balsamic mayonnaise, pecorino, and capers, or different types of cabbage with a hollandaise sauce.
1093 GT Amsterdam
Turbo Amsterdam
According to the owners (who also own the neighborhood café De Tros across the street), the name was chosen because the place should be fast and innovative. The quality is high, and it is easily accessible. Coffee with cinnamon buns in the morning, sandwiches or a homemade croquette in the afternoon, and dinner with (natural) wine in the evening. They don't call themselves a restaurant, but rather a place for culinary snacks.
1092 CP Amsterdam
The Cottage
Comfort is the keyword at The Cottage. In the cozy, old bar, you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, and all kinds of snacks. The Cottage is all about classic British comfort food, such as the classic English breakfast and sweet scones. They also offer a variety of coffee, cider, beer, and wines. On Sundays, they serve a real Sunday roast, including vegetarian options.
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 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.
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.
1093 EP Amsterdam
Wakuli
Wakuli derives from the Swahili word 'wakulima', which means farmer. Here you will find high-quality coffee that has been sourced sustainably at affordable prices. They source their beans from small-scale farmers who produce green coffee and roast them in the best possible way for maximum flavor. You can get all the usual coffee varieties here, as well as delicious iced coffee and nitro cold brew. Last but not least, they have a number of sweet and savory treats Available, from empanadas to sandwiches and croissants.
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!
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.
1092 GT Amsterdam
Olives & More
The owners tasted delicious olives in many countries, but back in Amsterdam, they could hardly find them. That's why they now import directly from the farmer. It started with a few wooden barrels full of olives in a baker's cargo bike at a farmers market in Amsterdam. Olives & More now imports dozens of types of olives and olive oil from Italy, France, Spain, Greece and Portugal.
1092 CN Amsterdam
The Cottage Shop & Deli
Just a stone's throw from The Cottage, the delicatessen shop is open. Here they welcome you with coffee, scones, sandwiches and more homemade products. They currently offer four sandwich options, including one vegetarian. They also sell a few sweet treats, including irresistible mini ginger cookies and homemade jams.
1093 HG Amsterdam
The Kaaf
The men behind restaurant De Tros and its sister restaurant Turbo opened their own wine shop in East Amsterdam, called Wijnwinkel de Tros, also known as De Kaaf. Here, they bring the same love for natural wine that characterizes their restaurants to a place where you can just walk in and take something beautiful home with you. The shelves are filled with carefully selected bottles, from pet nat to champagne and from red to white and orange. For those who know De Tros, De Kaaf feels like a logical extension: the same taste, but in store form. In addition, the space can also be rented for tastings and private evenings, making De Kaaf as much a meeting place as a store.
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.
