The bright Haringvliet | Apartment of approximately 76 m² (NEN2580 living space: 84 m², including storage room), located in the Rivierenbuurt neighborhood. It features a living room with open kitchen, two bedrooms, one bathroom, and an east-facing balcony.
Guided tour
Entrance on the second floor via the communal staircase. The hall provides access to all Rooms forms the central point of the home. At the front is the kitchen, separated from the sitting area at the rear by an en-suite with built-in cupboards. The open layout provides natural light from both sides. The sitting area adjoins the east-facing balcony, with morning sun and a view of the inner gardens. The open kitchen is located at the front and has a functional layout with ample storage space. The central dining area offers Location a large table and Immediately both the kitchen and the living room. The master bedroom is located at the rear and has access to the balcony. The second bedroom at the front is used as a children's room, but can also serve as a study or guest room. The bathroom is compact and centrally located, equipped with a shower/bathtub, sink, and toilet. In the attic, there is a storage room of approximately 7 m², suitable for storage or other purposes. Haringvlietstraat is a quiet street in the Rivierenbuurt neighborhood, with all amenities within walking distance. An efficiently laid out upper floor apartment in a recognizable and easily accessible location in Amsterdam-Zuid.
neighborhood guide
Haringvlietstraat is located in the popular Apollo neighborhood near Beatrixpark and Amsterdam-Zuid. The neighborhood is characterized by its green character and wide streets. Scheldestraat and Maasstraat offer a wide and diverse range of shops, including a fishmonger, coffee shops, and a bakery. If you want to enjoy a delicious lunch, Feduzzi and Vinnies are two very nice places in the neighborhood. Beatrixpark is an excellent place to relax. Beethovenstraat is also within walking distance. There are several gyms in the vicinity, and De Mirandabad is just a few minutes away by bike.
Details
• Living area of the apartment: approximately 76 m²
• Floor area : 8 m² according to the deed of division
• The measurement in accordance with the NEN2580 measurement report includes the storage room, bringing the total living area to 84 m².
• East-facing balcony of approximately 2 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Leasehold, AB 2000, term ending 06/30/2052. Annual ground rent €1,473.32
• Homeowners’ association service fees €225 per month
• Heating cost advance payment €100 per month
• Municipal monument
• Municipally protected cityscape
The bright Haringvliet
The property at Haringvlietstraat 15-II is a well-designed apartment in a quiet location in the Rivierenbuurt neighborhood. With a living area of approximately 76 m² (NEN2580 living area: 84 m², including storage room), two full bedrooms, an east-facing balcony, and a spacious storage room in the attic, the apartment offers a functional whole that can easily be adapted to different living requirements. The layout is clear: a living room with classic en-suite, a practical kitchen at the front, and a sitting area that Immediately the balcony and overlooks the inner gardens. At the front, the space offers a subtle view of the water between the residences. The original 1930s details, such as stained glass and panel doors, have been preserved, contributing to the recognizable appearance of this type of home. The location on the street is favorable. Quiet, but with all the amenities of the neighborhood within easy reach. A home with a logical layout, in a familiar place in Amsterdam-Zuid.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The property is located on Haringvlietstraat, in the heart of the Rivierenbuurt neighborhood. This neighborhood was designed as part of Berlage's Plan Zuid and was largely built in the 1920s and 1930s. The street names refer to Dutch rivers, which fits in with the clear structure of the neighborhood. Characteristic features include closed building blocks, wide sidewalks, and a quiet, urban living environment. The property dates from 1928 and is part of a representative building block on the edge of the Apollobuurt neighborhood. The facade is constructed of red brick, with horizontal accents and original porch access. Inside, several architectural features from the construction period are still present, including an en-suite with built-in cupboards, panel doors, and high ceilings. The house has a Floor area approximately 76 m² and a functional floor plan with two bedrooms, a living room with windows on both sides, and an open kitchen. The layout is logical and balanced. At the rear is an east-facing balcony with a view of the inner gardens. On the top floor of the building is a private storage room of approximately 8 m², suitable for a variety of uses, from storage to a workspace. The location combines the tranquility of a residential street with proximity to shops, schools, and public transportation. The architecture, layout, and location make this a prestigious city apartment in Amsterdam-Zuid.
The living area is bright and well-organized. The living room and kitchen are arranged in a through-plan layout, with large windows at the front and rear. The en-suite provides a clear division between the two spaces without losing the feeling of openness. The seating area is located at the rear. This space overlooks the inner gardens and is Immediately the east-facing balcony. There is enough space for a comfortable seating area with multiple seats. The ratio between width and depth makes it possible to divide the space functionally. At the front, the former dining room has been converted into an open kitchen. This space has an unobstructed view of the street and, between the houses, the water. The layout is placed along two walls, with sufficient work and storage space. In addition, there is enough space for a six-person table. The character of the original interior has been preserved, including the stained glass in the windows and the distinctive paneling. The atmosphere is calm, neat, and bright.
The master bedroom is located at the rear of the house and overlooks the inner gardens. The room is quiet, spacious, and has direct access to the balcony. There is room for a double bed, wardrobe, and additional furniture. The morning sun makes this space light and pleasant. The second bedroom is located at the front. This room is currently furnished as a children's room, but is also suitable as a study or guest room. Thanks to the large windows, plenty of daylight also enters here. The renovated bathroom is compact, contemporary, and functional. It is equipped with a shower/bathtub, sink, and toilet. The layout is practical and efficient, with direct access from the hall.
At the rear of the house is an east-facing balcony. This outdoor space is accessible from both the living room and the master bedroom. Its location overlooking the inner gardens makes it quiet and green, with morning sun until late morning. The balcony offers space for seating and can easily be used as an extension of the living space. The combination of privacy, light, and a view of the inner gardens makes this balcony a valuable addition to the home.
neighborhood guide
Haringvlietstraat is located in the popular Apollo neighborhood near Beatrixpark and Amsterdam-Zuid. The neighborhood is characterized by its green character and wide streets. Scheldestraat and Maasstraat offer a wide and diverse range of shops, including a fishmonger, coffee shops, and a bakery. If you want to enjoy a delicious lunch, Feduzzi and Vinnies are two very nice places in the neighborhood. Beatrixpark is an excellent place to relax. Beethovenstraat is also within walking distance. There are several gyms in the vicinity, and De Mirandabad is just a few minutes away by bike.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S109. Rooms tram, metro, and bus lines depart from RAI Rooms , such as tram 4 to Central Station and buses to Amstel Station and Station Zuid. Regional transport also departs from this stop, including a connection to Schiphol Airport. It is also possible to board the North-South line from RAI station. RAI station is a 5-minute walk away.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 4.1 Rivierenbuurt Noord).
With a parking permit for Zuid 4.1 Noord, you may park in Zuid-3 and Zuid-4. A parking permit for residents costs €192.81 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 , September 2025).
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