Residential house of almost 210 m², located in the Jordaan district. The house extends over four floors with a living room, kitchen, five bedrooms including a studio on the ground floor), two Bathrooms, a garden, and two balconies. Located on private land with renovated foundations.
The Goudsbloemhuis is a classic mansion in the Jordaan with four floors, including a separate studio that can also serve as extra living and/or working space, a garden, and two balconies. The façade reflects Amsterdam's architectural tradition, while the layout offers space for flexible use. The combination of historical context, functional architecture, and versatile layout makes this house a unique and refined property in the heart of Amsterdam.
Guided tour
The tour starts at Goudsbloemstraat, in the heart of the Jordaan district. The façade already reveals that this is no ordinary building: over five meters wide and with a classic look that sets it apart from its narrower neighbors. Behind the front door is a home that is not divided, but is offered as a whole. Upon entering, there is an entrance hall with a modern meter cupboard. To the left is the studio, which extends to the garden side, where French doors give access to a green inner world. The garden borders a large courtyard garden, giving you a special feeling of space and tranquility.
The bathroom in the extension is neat and functional, with a walk-in shower with drain, a wall-mounted toilet, and a white washbasin unit. Gray tiles on the floor and walls give the room a neat, fresh look. At the rear, there is also a small kitchen unit, which means that this studio can function completely independently if desired.
The staircase leads to the first floor. The living room unfolds as a spacious area with three tall windows at the front, facing south. Light floods deep into the room, and on summer days the tall windows can be opened, making the street feel almost like an extension of the home. Convector vents are built into the floor, providing heating discreetly without disrupting the view or the layout.
The living area flows into the dining room at the rear, where French doors open onto a balcony. This balcony receives less sun but offers a pleasant spot for fresh air and ventilation. The kitchen runs the length of the space, featuring a generous countertop that seamlessly connects to the living area. This makes cooking a social activity, maintaining contact with the living room.
On the second floor are two bedrooms. At the front is a spacious room with three windows, ideal as a master bedroom. At the rear is a second bedroom with built-in closets and access to the balcony. The bathroom is located Immediately this room and is equipped with a corner bathtub, double sinks, and a walk-in shower. It also has access to the balcony, once again connecting the interior and exterior.
In the center of the floor, there is a separate toilet and a space for a washer and dryer. Four skylights bring light into the heart of the floor, making the hallway appear surprisingly spacious and bright.
The attic floor offers two more full-sized bedrooms, one at the front and one at the rear, both equipped with Velux windows. Knee walls have been installed on the landing to create storage space, and the front bedroom features a sink for practical use. There is also an attic storage space in the roof ridge, suitable for suitcases or seasonal storage. Although there is currently no bathroom, the layout is ideal for creating a compact third bathroom on the attic floor.
In addition to the private Rear garden the balconies on the upper floors, there is an unexpected bonus: the large windows on the front of the house. These can open fully, transforming the windowsill into a spot where you can sit in the sun early in the spring, with a view of the lively Jordaan neighborhood.
Neighborhood Guide
Located near the beloved Lindengracht, a unique and historic spot in the heart of the Jordaan neighborhood, close to Noordermarkt and Toscanini, among others. On Saturdays, this charming canal transforms into the lively Lindengracht Market, one of Amsterdam’s most beloved markets. The immediate vicinity features numerous sophisticated restaurants and cafés, and for daily shopping, Westerstraat and Haarlemmerstraat are within walking distance. The location is undoubtedly central. For public transportation, stops for tram lines 5 and 13 and bus lines 18 and 21 are just a 5-minute walk away. By car, you can reach the A10 in just a few minutes, ensuring excellent access to areas outside the city as well.
Property Details
• Living area: nearly 210 m²
• Balconies and garden facing northwest
• Located on freehold land
• Energy efficiency rating: E
• Foundation repaired in 2003
• Nationally protected historic district
The Goudsbloemshuis
Goudsbloemstraat 86 is a house that has been lovingly and happily inhabited by its current owners for many years. It offered them the space and charm of the Jordaan district, with a complete home stretching from the garden to the roof. A few years ago, they decided to start a new chapter in Amsterdam-Zuid. Since then, the property has been rented out, and now the time has come to hand it over to the next occupant. A non-resident clause will be included in the purchase agreement.
The house is distinguished by its unusual width of over five meters, the versatile ground floor, the spacious living area, and its natural connection to the Jordaan.
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The building at Goudsbloemstraat 86 exudes the character of the Jordaan neighborhood, but stands out due to its exceptional width of over five meters. Whereas many facades in the neighborhood are narrow and tall, this house stands out due to its generous dimensions, which allow the rooms inside to receive noticeably more light and air. The facade is classically designed in brick with a traditional gable and symmetrical windows, which emphasize the vertical lines. Behind this facade unfolds a surprising whole: a complete house that is not divided, but functions as a single address. The building file shows that the foundation was completely renovated around 2002/2003. The house therefore stands firmly on new piles and a concrete structure, combining its historic character with a solid and future-proof foundation. The layout naturally matches the character of the building. On the ground floor, there is a multifunctional room with direct access to the garden, which can be used independently but also serves as an excellent extra living, working, or sleeping space. Above, the living areas extend up to the roof, with a logical layout and continuous sightlines from the front to the rear facade. The result is a home that impresses with its spaciousness and cohesion, both in terms of architecture and use.
The multifunctional space on the ground floor is spacious and fully furnished. On the garden side is the living area with a kitchen, featuring a wooden worktop and sleek white cabinets. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator and dishwasher. Large French doors connect the living space Immediately the garden, creating a natural transition between indoors and outdoors.
The bathroom is located in the extension at the rear. This bright space has a walk-in shower, toilet, and sleek white washbasin. The gray tiles, which cover both the floor and walls, create a calm and cohesive look.
First floor – living room and kitchen
The first floor features the living room with open kitchen. Large south-facing windows allow light to flood into the room and can be opened completely, Immediately connection with the street. The wooden floor enhances the warm, homely atmosphere and contrasts with the white walls and stairs. The kitchen extends lengthwise and offers generous workspace. The layout along the facade makes it possible to stay in contact with the living room while cooking. The staircase, placed in the middle of the room, acts as a natural dividing line without breaking the openness. At the rear, the dining room opens onto the balcony, with double doors extending the room outside.
The second floor offers a spacious sleeping area. Two bedrooms on either side of the central hall. At the rear is a complete bathroom, equipped with a double sink, a corner bath, and a second access to the balcony. Here, functionality and relaxation come together. Next to the bathroom, there are smart amenities such as a built-in cupboard for the washing machine and dryer and a separate toilet, keeping your daily routine comfortable and organized. The bedroom at the rear also opens onto the balcony, seamlessly connecting sleeping and outdoor living.
Third floor – bedrooms
The attic floor is surprisingly spacious and offers two more full bedrooms, each with characteristic roof lines and Velux windows that provide daylight and air. Space has been created on the landing for cupboards and storage space. In addition, there is an accessible storage loft in the ridge, ideal for storage. There is no bathroom on this floor yet, but the layout is ideal for creating a compact third bathroom.
At the rear of the house is a private garden that Immediately on a large courtyard garden. Here you can experience the tranquility of the Jordaan, away from the hustle and bustle of the streets. From the ground floor, there is direct access to the garden, which forms a natural extension of the living space below.
On the floors above, there are two balconies, accessible from the living room and bedroom and bathroom respectively. They offer an intimate place to spend some time outside, with a view of the greenery and historic buildings surrounding the area.
At the front, the large windows provide an unexpected extra: they can be opened completely, allowing you to literally sit on the facade on sunny days, with a view of the street and the dynamics of the neighborhood. Early in the spring, this is a wonderful place to catch the first rays of sunshine.
Located on the beloved Goudsbloemstraat, a unique and historic location in the heart of the Jordaan neighborhood near the Lindengracht, Noordermarkt, and Toscanini, among others. On Saturdays, the atmospheric Lindengracht transforms into the lively Lindengrachtmarkt, one of Amsterdam's most beloved markets. There are numerous refined restaurants and cafés in the immediate vicinity, and Westerstraat and Haarlemmerstraat are within walking distance for your daily shopping.
accessibility
Its location in the Jordaan district provides a natural connection to the city. Central Station, where trains, metros, buses, and trams converge, is within walking distance. The Appeltjesmarkt is also nearby: a hub for numerous Rooms, including the Airport Express (line 397), which takes you directly to Schiphol Airport in a short time. The tram also offers an efficient connection to the rest of the city. Lines 5 and 13 stop a few minutes' walk away. By car, you can reach the A10, the ring road that connects Amsterdam to the major highways, in just a few minutes. This means that accessibility outside the city is also excellent.
parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Centrum-2b). With a parking permit for Centrum-2b, you may park in Centrum-2. A parking permit for residents costs €326.65 per 6 months. There is currently a 24-month waiting period for this permit area. For residents of Amsterdam who already have a parking permit, the waiting period may be shorter. In that case, the date on which you applied for a permit in the old permit area determines your position on the waiting list. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. In addition to public roads, it is also possible to park free of charge in the Marnix garage with a parking permit. (Source: Local authority , September 2025).
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 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 KD Amsterdam
SAINT-JEAN Deli
1015 KD Amsterdam
Toscanini Deli
Next to the amazing restaurant you will find Toscanini Deli, famous for its divine cinnamon brioche, real Italian espresso, focaccia or a sandwich with fresh products such as cheese, sausage or anchovies. They also sell evening meals with all Italian specialties. Think of pasta, pasta sauces, but also freshly made vegetable, fish and meat dishes. Pizza flour, vinegars, organic good olive oil and various Italian wines are also for sale here.
1015 JP Amsterdam
Lindengracht Market
If you've already eaten an apple pie at Winkel 43 on the Noodermarkt, take a stroll to the Lindenmarkt. At the beginning you will immediately find the delicious fish stall (the kibbeling or the tuna salad sandwich are recommended!) But not only the fish, also the nut specialty shop Notjé is brilliant, and the Sabich sandwich from Abu Salie is one that you should definitely not miss.
1015 NA Amsterdam
Noordermarkt
You can shop on the cozy Noordermarkt on Monday morning and Saturday. Originally, the Noordermarkt was a pots, pans and patches market, where people in the 17th century mainly bought everyday objects. Today you can buy everything such as antiques, jewelry, paintings, glass and crockery, books and prints and lots of vintage clothing. On Saturday morning there is also an organic market where you can buy fresh organic vegetables, fruit, bread, cheese, herbs, fish, honey and many other products. The market people are sometimes still true Amsterdammers with a strong accent and a board full of corny humor. You won't find such a variety of products at any other market in Amsterdam; the market has so much to offer that you can easily stroll around for a whole day.
1015 GD Amsterdam
The Oil Shop
In 2016, the Oliewinkel (Oil Shop) opened on the Brouwersgracht. The Oliewinkel is the place for those who love good food and quality products. The range consists mainly of Mediterranean products, but the emphasis is on olive oil from small producers in Italy, Spain, Greece and France. In the store, you can taste the oil so that you can choose the tastiest one yourself and take it with you in a glass bottle that you can have refilled.
Also, the rest of the range has been carefully selected. In addition to various delicious homemade pestos, tapenades and vinaigrettes, you will find, for example, fantastic mustard from the Netherlands, Belgium and France on the shelves.
The Oliewinkel also has several types of olives, fantastic pickles and the tastiest mayonnaises and vinaigrettes in stock. In the middle of the store is a table full of canned fish. In particular, the preserves of the Spanish brand Ortiz are well represented.
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 LV Amsterdam
Terre Spring
At Terre Lente, they import their products directly from small-scale organic farmers and family businesses from Calabria, Southern Italy, and you can taste that. The products are honest, good and truly Italian. They have, among other things, sausage, cheese, olive oil, prepared vegetables and of course special wines. Everything is therefore organically produced. You will find this gem in the heart of the Jordaan. Tip: also enjoy a cup of Neapolitan coffee or a focaccia.
1015 JX Amsterdam
Galerie Gaudium
Galerie Gaudium specializes in 20th-century design by the most iconic architects and designers. The gallery is located in the heart of beautiful Amsterdam, where they present various themed exhibitions of mid-century furniture combined with contemporary art. Themes include the work of famous designers such as Mathieu Matégot and Charlotte Perriand, or location-specific exhibitions such as Danish, Italian, or Japanese design. New exhibitions are announced via their social media. The items in the exhibition are For Sale Available the online store.
1015 KK Amsterdam
SAINT-JEAN
Saint Jean recently opened in the Jordaan neighborhood. When owner Yann Pierre-Jean switched to a plant-based diet, he was very disappointed with the flavors of vegan pastries. He decided to start baking at home and selling his creations. This grew into his own plant-based bakery and specialty coffee shop. It's always busy, but if you arrive early, you can score one of their signature cruffins, filled with a homemade pistachio cream that is divine.
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 KD Amsterdam
Toscanini
After Maud Moody started Toscanini 40 years ago, the restaurant has become an indispensable part of the list of best restaurants in Amsterdam. The restaurant is spacious, cozy and also light. Here you will find a changing menu of high quality, an extremely extensive wine list and excellent service. Chef Leonardo Pacenti likes to simplify the dishes, without sacrificing refinement and taste. Only the very best ingredients, not too much done with it, except well prepared.
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 LB Amsterdam
Café R. De Rosa
Finally, we can take a seat at Café R. De Rosa, located in the Jordaan neighborhood between Westerstraat and Lindengracht. This charming corner shop is run by the experienced Floris (known from restaurant VRR) and co-owner Marieke (Chateau Amsterdam). At Café R. De Rosa, you will find good quality without the high prices. Filter coffee with milk, tap Chardonnay, and delicious bar snacks such as pickled artichokes and homemade egg mayonnaise. The choice is deliberately limited, and with every order, you get water and corn nuts.
1015 MN Amsterdam
Sins of Sal
At Sins of Sal, the cuisine differs from the authentic Latin American style of Salmuera. The menu embraces street food, including the Heretic Hamburger with huancaina cheese salsa and the Molleja (thymus) Tostadas. Unlike Salmuera, where the emphasis is on family dinners or romantic candlelight, Sins of Sal is bold and sinful. Candle wax drips from the candlesticks, concrete-look walls and red fluorescent tubes adorn the interior.
1015 MK Amsterdam
Hinata
Hinata is a popular ramen restaurant in the heart of the Jordaan district. The chef is trained as a traditional Soba master. They mix the traditional Japanese soba technique in ramen to create not only an authentic, but also a unique and distinctive flavor. Hinata specializes in Shoyu, Miso and vegan ramen and they make their own broth and noodles.
1015 NA Amsterdam
Café Hegeraad
Until the early 20th century, Café Hegeraad was a small café with an adjoining house. Later, the glass connecting doors were removed. It is a cozy bar with typical Dutch cuisine, coffee, and sweet treats.
1015 KB Amsterdam
Entrée
A combination of a brown cafe and a restaurant. That was the starting point of Natalie Kouwen and Tim Werners. Chef Joris van Dijk (formerly of Rijsel, among others) does not cook an average daily special here, but rather culinary comfort food. Inside or outside on the Lindegracht in the middle of the Jordaan, you can enjoy, among other things, homemade fried sausage with piccalilly, celeriac with salsa verde or a braised rabbit leg.
1015 NA Amsterdam
Shop 43
You can come here from early morning until late at night, in summer and winter. You can enjoy the famous apple pie on the wonderfully sunny terrace or choose a tasty sandwich from the lunch menu. You can also come in the evening for a bite to eat or a drink. The menu is not complicated, but tasty and not expensive. It is located in the middle of the Jordaan and is a perfect place for people-watching. Because Winkel 43 is so famous for its apple pies, it naturally attracts tourists, but local residents also like to come here because it is so incredibly tasty. Not to be missed!
1015 MP Amsterdam
Hummus Bistro D&A
Hummus Bistro D&A was founded by two Israeli women. You can enjoy delicious dishes there all day long. Start your day with shakshuka for breakfast, enjoy traditional hummus with various toppings during lunch and taste meat or vegetarian dishes for dinner. Everything is possible and can be ordered all day long. The traditional hummus is served with pita bread, salad and pickles, but you can also opt for toppings such as roasted vegetables or slow-cooked meat and fresh herbs.
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 KK Amsterdam
Kersgallery
In the Kersgallery you will find two streams of modern contemporary artworks. On the one hand, artists who depict the theatrical and absurd aspects of daily life, and on the other hand, artists who use abstract impressionism to show nature in all its wonder. For Annelien Kers, a lot of color and a lively atmosphere are the driving forces behind the artworks that are exhibited in the Kersgallery.
1015 KB Amsterdam
Kahmann Gallery
The Kahmann Gallery on the Lindengracht is the place for photography enthusiasts. The gallery's exhibition program is a mix of vintage and contemporary photography, and they represent the work of nearly 30 nationally and internationally renowned photographers. They also organize the Haute Photographie photography fair, which takes place annually in Rotterdam in February and in Amsterdam in September.
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.
