Bright and cozy duplex apartment of approximately 94 m² near Frederik Hendrikplantsoen. It features a spacious living room, neat kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a southeast-facing balcony.
Guided tour
The apartment features an entrance on the second floor and a bright living room that spans nearly the entire third floor, with three tall windows overlooking the street. The decorative ceilings and fireplace add character to the space, which offers plenty of room for a living and dining area. The laminate flooring extends throughout the entire floor, creating a sense of cohesion. The neat kitchen is located at the rear and is compact and functionally designed. Dark blue cabinet fronts combine with a light-colored countertop.
The attic floor has been converted into a sleeping area. Currently, the space features three bedrooms, two of which are located at the rear, one of which includes a sink. The bathroom is compact and equipped with a shower, sink, and skylight for natural light and ventilation. There is also a separate toilet on this floor.
The balcony is located at the rear of the house and is Immediately from the kitchen. The wooden decking gives the outdoor space a neat appearance. It faces southeast and overlooks the courtyards. Its location at the rear provides a relatively quiet and sheltered outdoor space.
A charming two-story apartment in a great location in Amsterdam.
Neighborhood guide
Fagelstraat is located in a lively and sought-after part of Amsterdam West, between Westerpark and the Jordaan. The area is characterized by a mix of distinctive buildings, quiet residential streets, and a wide range of amenities.
Within walking distance, there are various coffee bars, such as Back to Black, and lunch spots where the neighborhood gathers. Along Haarlemmerweg, in the Staatsliedenbuurt, and towards the Jordaan, there is a varied selection of cafés, artisan bakeries, and restaurants. The Westergasterrein serves as a cultural and culinary hub, with restaurants, markets, and events throughout the year.
For greenery and relaxation, Westerpark is just a few minutes away. In addition, the nearby Frederik Hendrikplantsoen offers a smaller and quieter alternative. This small park by the water has an intimate character and is suitable for a short walk, a moment on a bench, or playing in the greenery. The combination of larger and smaller green areas makes the neighborhood balanced and pleasant to live in.
Details
• Living area approx. 94 m²
• Southeast-facing balcony approx. 4 m²
• Located on a leasehold; the current ground rent is €87.15 per year – lease term ends July 16, 2028
• The lease has already been converted to a perpetual leasehold under favorable terms; the ground rent is €1,611.73 (subject to annual indexation)
• Energy efficiency rating: C
• The front window frames were recently replaced, including Double glazed
• Double glazed, vinyl and wood window frames
• Homeowners’ association fees: €150 per month
• A non-owner-occupancy clause will be included in the deed of sale
This charming 94 m² duplex apartment is located on Fagelstraat, a short distance from Westerpark. The apartment is spread over two floors and occupies the third and fourth floors of a characteristic 19th-century building. The combination of original architecture, a practical layout, and a quiet location in a lively urban neighborhood makes this apartment particularly suitable for those who want to live centrally in Amsterdam.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The facade on Fagelstraat is characterized by reddish-brown brick, tall windows, and a pronounced cornice. The windows and detailing in the brickwork give the building a stately appearance that is typical of the period in which it was built. The apartment is located on the top two floors.
Fagelstraat is characterized by a mix of architectural styles, with a strong emphasis on the Amsterdam School and early 20th-century residential architecture.
The apartment has a bright living room that covers almost the entire third floor, with three tall windows and a view of the street. The decorative ceilings and fireplace give the space character, and there is plenty of room for a living and dining area. The laminate flooring runs throughout the entire floor, creating a sense of cohesion.
The neat kitchen is located at the rear and is compact and efficiently designed. Dark blue fronts combine beautifully with a light-colored worktop.
The attic floor is furnished as a sleeping area. Currently, the space is divided into three bedrooms, two of which are at the rear, one with a sink.
The simple bathroom is compact and equipped with a shower, sink, and skylight for daylight and ventilation. There is also a separate toilet on this floor.
The balcony is located at the rear of the house and is Immediately from the kitchen. The wooden decking gives the outdoor space a neat appearance. It faces southeast and overlooks the courtyards. Its location at the rear provides a relatively quiet and sheltered outdoor space.
Fagelstraat is located in a lively and sought-after part of Amsterdam-West, between Westerpark and the Jordaan. The area is characterized by a mix of characteristic buildings, quiet residential streets, and a wide range of amenities.
Within walking distance are various coffee bars, such as Back to Black, and lunch spots where the neighborhood gathers. Along Haarlemmerweg, in the Staatsliedenbuurt and towards the Jordaan, there is a varied selection of cafés, artisan bakeries, and restaurants. The Westergasterrein serves as a cultural and culinary hub, with restaurants, markets, and events throughout the year.
For greenery and relaxation, Westerpark is just a few minutes away. In addition, the nearby Frederik Hendrikplantsoen offers a smaller and quieter alternative. This small park by the water has an intimate character and is suitable for a short walk, a moment on a bench, or playing in the greenery. The combination of larger and smaller green areas makes the neighborhood balanced and pleasant to live in.
accessibility
The apartment at Fagelstraat 86-3 is easily accessible by bicycle, public transport, and car. The tram and bus stops at Frederik Hendrikplantsoen, where various tram and bus lines stop, are a short walk away. These offer fast and direct connections to Amsterdam Central Station, Leidseplein, Sloterdijk, Amsterdam-West, and other parts of the city.
By bike, the center of Amsterdam, the Jordaan, shops, restaurants, and cultural facilities are just a few minutes away. By car, the highways and the A10 ring road can be reached in about 15 minutes.
parking facilities
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (permit area West-7.4). With a parking permit for West-7.4, you may park in West-7. A parking permit for residents costs €199.93 per 6 months. There is currently a 2-month waiting period for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , March 2026)
1051 HM Amsterdam
Back to Black
Back to Black is a coffee bar with its own roastery on Weteringstraat. At Back to Black, every step in the coffee production process is carried out with passion and craftsmanship. Driven by their love for coffee, the owners of Back to Black travel the world in search of the best products, which they then sell in their own shop. In addition to coffee, they also serve delicious cookies and cakes, and they also sell their own t-shirts with beautiful designs.
1051 JC Amsterdam
Neither fish nor fowl
At Vleesch noch Visch, you can enjoy legendary vegetarian food. The dishes are prepared with honest vegetarian ingredients that will make you forget all about meat. The fresh pitas with homemade tzatziki or other sauces will amaze even the most avid meat-eater with how delicious vegetarian food can be. They hope to reach a wide audience with their vegetarian street food. You can find them on Schaepmanstraat in Amsterdam, but they also attend all kinds of festivals.
1052 BJ Amsterdam
Wang's Flavor
Wang's Flavour, located on Tweede Nassaustraat, is a must-visit for lovers of Zhejiang cuisine. The fresh and mild flavors of this cuisine are reflected in the original dishes on the menu. Here you won't find typical Chinese takeaway dishes, but rather lesser-known items. Those who like it spicy can choose from a selection of hot Sichuan dishes. Wang's Flavour is also known for its phenomenal roast duck. In addition to dining in the restaurant, you can also order takeaway.
1015 JH Amsterdam
Duende dos
Erik Nieuwendijk (56) and Jackie Tack (51), the passionate owners of restaurant Dos, have a culinary journey of 25 years behind them. In a time when explaining tapas was still necessary, they have now, thanks to the influence of three Spanish experts from the old Centra, opted for classic Spanish dishes. With Roberto and Jesus, who together have more than 60 years of experience in Spanish cuisine, the authentic character of Dos is enhanced. This restaurant is therefore synonymous with traditional Spanish cuisine using good and honest ingredients, prepared in a simple and tasteful way.
1015 MT Amsterdam
Room
Kamer is the new bar and restaurant in the former premises of Café de Parel, set up by Ciaran Patrick and Justin Grooten. For Patrick, it is his first own business, after previous experiences at Sebonsa and 4850, among others. Together, they have created a place where exciting, idiosyncratic cuisine goes hand in hand with a strong focus on (natural) wines. The menu changes regularly and invites you to share, taste, and discover without a fixed pattern.
1015 MT Amsterdam
The Good Companion
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1051 BA Amsterdam
Cafe Beurre
Café Beurre is an accessible place where you are always welcome without a reservation. The restaurant has a preference for vegetables and butter, and does not use meat or fish in their dishes. The wine list is compiled by a former employee of Balthazar's Keuken and De Wijnwinkel, and offers a selection of French and Italian wines at decent prices. The restaurant also pays a lot of attention to aperitifs and serves a classic French snack of radish with homemade butter from organic farm De Beekhoeve. The menu changes regularly and offers generously flavored, uncomplicated dishes that seem to have been created on the fly.
1051 GZ Amsterdam
The Neighbor
At snack bar De Buurman, you will find delicious snacks with a good story behind them. Owner Yayha Amhed Faruk is passionate about his business every day. Of course, you can get the standard snacks here, such as croquettes and frikandellen, but De Buurman distinguishes itself from other snack bars by also serving delicious dishes from Egypt and the Middle East. One standout is the falafel made from broad beans; perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
1052 HZ Amsterdam
Yam Yam
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1015 MR Amsterdam
Mother
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1015 MR Amsterdam
Café Parlotte
Fine wine, delicious food, but above all the pleasure of spending an evening together in a pleasant setting. That's Café Parlotte, as they say themselves. You can sit down for wine, oysters, charcuterie, cheese, and other delicacies, but they also serve a weekly changing three-course menu. The wine list is one of the best in town. Margot Los, sommelier of the year 2023, is just as happy to pour a house wine as she is to serve the most exceptional bottle.
1015 KM Amsterdam
ô bistro
ô bistro on Lindengracht is one of those places where you immediately sense a subtle balance between craftsmanship and warmth. The restaurant is run by a French-Italian duo: chef Pierre Buffard, who brings classic French bistro cuisine to the table with attention and precision, and sommelier Daniele Gaudiello, who, with his Italian background, provides a wine list that goes just a little further than the expected Burgundy or Bordeaux. The result is a carefully curated menu full of French favorites such as terrine, côte de boeuf, Location mille-feuille, accompanied by wines that make you curious Location drink on autopilot Location .
1015 MP Amsterdam
Hummus Bistro D&A
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1015 RZ Amsterdam
La Fiorita
A modern Italian restaurant in the heart of the Jordaan district. Excellent ingredients and superbly prepared dishes. We recommend a table near the open kitchen so you can see where all the delicious food is being prepared. The atmosphere is cozy and chic. Recommended for a festive occasion or simply when you want to enjoy really good Italian food.
1051 EG Amsterdam
Pendergast
Pendergast is a modern smokehouse inspired by Kansas City culture. At Pendergast, American and Dutch cuisine come together. They offer a selection of fine meats, slow-smoked on Dutch fruit wood, and seasonal fresh vegetables. Everything is homemade, including the pies.
1015 RZ Amsterdam
The Pearl
With La Perla already occupying both sides of the street, the owner of the pizzeria-plus also bought the adjacent building that housed the 'main restaurant' for no less than 33 years. That restaurant is no longer there, but the Italian restaurant La Perla is. In addition to delicious pizzas with a good thin crust, they also make other delicious Italian dishes here. It is considered one of the best pizzerias in Amsterdam, and you can see why!
1015 LX Amsterdam
Café Nol
A true family business and an authentic Amsterdam café. Located on Westerstraat in the lively Jordaan neighborhood, the café is impossible to miss: its red awnings are visible from a great distance. Inside, everything is red and quintessentially Amsterdam. Leather bar stools, lace curtains in front of the windows, chandeliers, and old photos on the walls make Café Nol iconic. Time seems to stand still here; as soon as you step inside, you find yourself in Amsterdam in 1966 (when this café first opened its doors). If you are looking for Amsterdam conviviality, Café Nol is the place to be.
1015 SB Amsterdam
Rosario Mexican Cuisine
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1052 AG Amsterdam
Thrift store Church & Neighborhood
This thrift store is located in a very special place: the basement of the Nassaukerk, which was built in the 1920s. The basement is quite spacious, so you can find everything in this thrift store: from furniture, clothing, and books to toys and tableware.
1015 LZ Amsterdam
Disgusting
Leeelijk is a beautiful antique shop located in the heart of the Jordaan district. The shop is perfect for anyone looking for beautiful antique furniture, such as chairs, tables, mirrors, stools, etc. The shop is quite large and filled with items everywhere. Don't forget to walk all the way to the back. There is so much to see and find, so take your time to look at everything. There is a wide variety of furniture and decorative items, from classic styles to more modern vintage items. The owners, who are often present in the shop, are very helpful and can tell you more about the history of the pieces and where they come from.
1051 GL Amsterdam
Beautiful Story
Bella Storia consists of three parts: the trattoria, the pizzeria, and the alimentari. The trattoria is the restaurant, the pizzeria offers stone-baked pizzas and takeaway options, and the alimentari is a shop selling Italian products. Here you will find Parmesan, pecorino, sausage, wine, and sandwiches. The pizzeria serves delicious burrata and Neapolitan-style pizza. With an authentic Italian atmosphere and excellent pizza, they make the dough daily using a special fermentation process for lighter and more digestible pizzas.
1015 LZ Amsterdam
Westerstraat Market
Every week there is the Westerstraat market, also known as the fabric market. It is famous for its many stalls selling fabrics and remnants. People come from far and wide to find the most beautiful fabrics. But you can also find delicious food and other things here; the market is diverse, with more than 212 stalls!
1015 JX Amsterdam
JWO Lekkernijen
Food and drink are the passion and life of the owners of JWO. In the heart of the Jordaan you are welcomed here with real Amsterdam conviviality and delicacies. You can buy all the necessities for a delicious snack board; from cheese and meats to delicious red wine. Around lunchtime you can order a sandwich at the marble bar. After a grill sausage sandwich from butcher Louman with honey mustard sauce and of course a glass of milk, you'll never want anything else.
1015 JR Amsterdam
Louman Butcher Shop
Louman Butcher's has been a household name in Amsterdam and the surrounding area since 1890. In addition to many regular local customers, many people from outside the city come especially to Slagerij Louman for a piece of meat, other meat products, or a traditionally prepared sausage. The butcher shop has been in the family for three generations, and with good reason. In the heart of the Jordaan, you can come here for quality, craftsmanship, and the most delicious meatballs.
1015 MN Amsterdam
Geelvinck Pianola Museum
In the heart of the Jordaan district lies a unique museum, namely the small Geelvinck Pianola Museum. For anyone who has no idea what the -la does after piano: it is the collective name for all automatically playing pianos. The museum's archive has more than 30,000 rolls, all of which can be played on different types of musical instruments. The museum explains what these piano rolls are, how they are made, and who mainly uses them. In addition, the museum can also be used to rent a room for 50 people, and concerts are regularly held there, for which tickets can be purchased online.
