This luxurious apartment at IJdok 149, where the ground lease has been purchased in perpetuity, offers a unique living experience in the heart of Amsterdam, surrounded by water and boasting spectacular views of the IJ. Located on the ninth floor of an architecturally distinguished building, the home features a spacious living room with large windows, a stylish open-concept kitchen, and three spacious bedrooms, two of which have balconies. The bathroom is generously sized, and the entire apartment features a sleek poured concrete floor with underfloor heating. IJdock is a distinctive residential complex with a playful and open design, strategically positioned between the canal belt and the IJ. Residents have access to an exclusive Roof terrace panoramic views of the city. In addition, the apartment offers a private bicycle storage area and the option to rent a parking space in the underground parking garage. With a Floor area approximately 121 m², an energy label of A, and high-quality finishes, this apartment is the ideal combination of luxury, comfort, and urban vibrancy.
Guided tour
This bright and spacious apartment on the ninth floor offers spectacular views over the IJ river. The living room, with large windows and extra light from the corner window, forms the heart of the home. The open-plan kitchen is equipped with luxury built-in appliances and high-quality finishes, while the three spacious bedrooms two of which have a balcony—ensure optimal living comfort. The spacious bathroom has a bathtub, walk-in shower, and double sink, and there is also a separate guest toilet. The entire home has sleek cast flooring with underfloor heating. As an added bonus, the complex offers an exclusive communal Roof terrace panoramic views over Amsterdam. There is also a private bicycle storage room and the possibility to rent a parking space in the underground parking garage, which is Immediately accessible Immediately elevator.
neighborhood guide
Located near Prinseneiland, the IJ, and the old city center, IJdok is a dynamic and very centrally located street. Within walking distance are the lively Haarlemmerstraat, Central Station, the EYE film museum, the cozy Jordaan neighborhood, and the centuries-old canal belt. Nearby restaurants include MOS, Tannay, and Vooges aan 't IJ. Westerpark, with all its facilities, is close by and offers not only sports opportunities but also plenty of culture.
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Details
• Living area approx. 121 m²
• Two west-facing balconies, approx. 2 m² each
• Communal Roof terrace 103 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . The ground rent has been purchased in full for perpetuity
• Energy label A
• Homeowners’ association service fees €314 per month
• Roof terrace contribution €95 per month
• Year of construction
• Parking space in the underground parking garage (available for rent at a special resident rate)
• Two bike spaces in the secure bike storage area
• Fully equipped with underfloor heating and cooling
Panorama IJdock
In a unique location in the heart of Amsterdam, surrounded by water and with spectacular views over the IJ, lies this luxurious apartment at IJdok 149. This special residential complex, designed with an eye for architecture and urban dynamics, offers a perfect balance between tranquility and liveliness. Living on IJdok means living on an artificial island with all the conveniences of the city within easy reach, while the calmness of the water provides an unparalleled living experience.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Glenn van der Zanden | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
IJdock is an impressive example of architecture and urban planning. This multifunctional complex was realized as the final piece in the developments on the southern bank of the IJ. With a width of only 60 meters and a length of 180 meters, the building had to accommodate a wide range of functions: from offices and a hotel to a marina and luxury apartments. The design by Bjarne Mastenbroek and Dick van Gameren is characterized by thoughtful cuts in the building volume, which ensure that sightlines from the canal belt to the IJ are maintained. The striking V-shaped cut-out on the side of the building, also known as the Keizersgracht cut-out, lies exactly in line with the Keizersgracht and subtly connects the old city center with the water of the IJ.
Upon entering the complex, you can access it via the main entrance or the underground parking garage. The elevator takes you to the ninth floor, where this spacious and bright apartment is located. The living room is undoubtedly the heart of the home. The large windows offer breathtaking views of the IJ river and provide a constantly changing spectacle of water and city. Because the apartment is located on the corner, it not only benefits from a panoramic view of the water, but also from extra light through the side window, which offers a view of the bend of the IJ towards the city. The open-plan kitchen is stylish and practical, equipped with high-quality Miele appliances and a composite worktop with a refined marble backsplash. Cooking here means enjoying luxury and comfort, with a view that never gets boring.
Inside the apartment, there are three spacious bedrooms. The master bedroom and the second bedroom have their own balconies, where you can enjoy the city and the water in peace and quiet. The centrally located bathroom is spacious and equipped with a bathtub, double sink, spacious walk-in shower, and toilet. There is also a separate guest toilet with a washbasin in the hall. The entire apartment has sleek cast floors and underfloor heating, ensuring a pleasant living environment.
On top of the building is an exclusive communal Roof terrace, accessible to residents who have contributed to it – including this apartment. From this Roof terrace , you Roof terrace phenomenal views of Amsterdam, with comfortable furniture for optimal relaxation. Two of the bedrooms balconies. In addition, the apartment has a separate bicycle storage room with two fixed spaces, and there is the option to park one or more cars in the underground parking garage on a monthly rental basis. Both the bicycle storage room and the garage are Immediately accessible Immediately elevator.
Located near Prinseneiland, the IJ river, and the old city center, IJdok is a dynamic and very centrally located street. Within walking distance are the lively Haarlemmerstraat, Central Station, the EYE film museum, the cozy Jordaan neighborhood, and the centuries-old canal belt. Nearby restaurants include MOS, Tannay, and Vooges aan 't IJ. Westerpark, with all its facilities, is close by and offers not only sports opportunities but also plenty of culture.
accessibility
This location is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S101 (Hemhavens). From both Assendelftstraat and Haarlemmerplein Rooms tram and bus lines, such as tram 5 to Zoutkeetgracht and Amstelveen and buses to Muiderpoortstation, Geuzenveld, and Station Sloterdijk, respectively. Station Sloterdijk and Central Station are within a 10-minute bike ride. Furthermore, the entire city is easily accessible by bike.
Parking facilities
The parking garage beneath the building offers space for one or more cars. Parking is available on a monthly rental basis. There is a separate bicycle storage area in the basement. There are two permanent spaces for storing bicycles. Both the bicycle storage area and the parking garage are Immediately accessible Immediately elevator.
1013 MM Amsterdam
Moss (*)
MOS Amsterdam is a Michelin-starred restaurant on the IJdok, with a beautiful view of the water and the Amsterdam skyline. Led by chef Egon van Hoof and host Henry Pattiwael van Westerloo, MOS offers a total culinary experience in which taste, service, and location come together perfectly. MOS's French-international cuisine revolves around pure, seasonal ingredients. Think of dishes such as Dutch veal tartare with Zeeland oysters, Baharat, bloody mary, and trout roe, or scallops with black sesame, maitake, umeboshi, and daikon.
1031 KS Amsterdam
The A'DAM Tower
The A'DAM Tower on the banks of the IJ river in Amsterdam North offers a diverse range of restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and flexible workspaces where you can work at your own desk all day for a monthly fee. The tower was built in 1966 on behalf of Shell and was initially known as the Shell Tower. A few years ago, the tower was completely renovated and set up as a dynamic hub that offers space for inspiration, interaction, and relaxation. At the top of the A'DAM Tower, on the 19th floor, you will find the revolving restaurant Moon. Here you can sample dishes with a 360-degree view of Amsterdam. Even without visiting the restaurant, you can enjoy spectacular views from the A'DAM Tower. To do so, visit the A'DAM Lookout observation deck on the roof of the tower.
1013 GJ Amsterdam
Café de Vrouw met de Baard
De Vrouw met de Baard - the name alone is reason enough to pop in here sometime. Entirely with its own merchandise, its own sambal and soul cookbook and playlist, the eatery in the center is making its mark on the Indonesian/Moluccan cuisine. Even though the Rendang is the dish for which people come from miles around, the vegetarian alternatives with jackfruit and eggplant are also more than worth it. The living room-like atmosphere gives the whole a real family feeling, which according to the owners themselves is exactly the purpose of soul and comfort food!
1031 KS Amsterdam
Moon Restaurant
At Restaurant Moon, you can literally experience Amsterdam from a high point. Located on the 19th floor of the A'DAM Tower, this revolving restaurant offers a 360º view of the city. Chef Hans Geertsema combines modern cuisine with pure and local ingredients, and there are also oysters or charcuterie from Brandt & Levie. While enjoying a multi-course meal, each dish offers a new view of the city; in short, an unforgettable experience.
1013 JD Amsterdam
Café de Poort
Café de Poort is a cozy neighborhood café on the Haarlemmerdijk. It is a particularly atmospheric café with a lot of attention to authentic details.
1013 EL Amsterdam
De Blauwe Druif
With its stained-glass windows and crocheted curtains, the doors of Café de Blauwe Druif have been open since 1733. It is located near the West India House. Skippers who worked for the WIC drank farewell and welcome drinks in the Blauwe Druif.
1013 KT Amsterdam
Tannay
In the former Gouden Reaal, Chef Thomas Demuth, as a partner of the Caron Family, introduces restaurant Tannay. Tannay is named after the Coteaux Tannay appellation where Demuth grew up in Burgundy and where his father still makes wine. You can eat at a table, but there are also places at the kitchen. After working in top businesses in France for many years, Thomas cooks in Amsterdam from memories that take him from his mother's kitchen in Burgundy. He presents his dishes in a 5-course chef's menu or à la carte with a wine list that explores the depths of Burgundy, Loire and Champagne.
1031 KT Amsterdam
The Toll House Garden
The Tolhuistuin is a cultural oasis in Amsterdam North. Not far from the ferry, the Tolhuistuin uses art to provide a platform for new stories in theater, literature, journalism, video art, photography, architecture, and music. It's a long list, reflecting a diverse target audience and a diverse offering. You can come here for various events, from compositions to concerts. You can also eat in the restaurant with a view over the IJ.
1013 KB Amsterdam
Calisto
Calisto is located in a charming historic building and is both a restaurant and a boutique hotel with 10 Rooms the heart of the Jordaan district. The building has always served as a hotel with a restaurant and has been welcoming people to eat, drink, and stay since the 17th century. Restaurant Calisto is a trattoria-style restaurant where Roman chef Stefano Orofino brings 'la cucina romana' to Amsterdam with seasonal snacks, dishes, and pastas. The dishes can be paired with a glass or bottle from the curated wine list featuring natural wines from Italy, France, and beyond. One of the highlights is the Sunday brunch.
1013 EH Amsterdam
Bistrot neuf
Bistrot Neuf is a cozy bistro with a modern interior in the middle of lively Amsterdam. It was once rightly proclaimed the best French establishment in Amsterdam, and that is understandable. The permanent menu is full of French classics such as bouillabaisse, snails and steak tartare. As one of the few in Amsterdam, warm lunch is also served here, but you can also dine here in a cozy and uncomplicated Parisian style with a good glass of wine.
1013 GX Amsterdam
De Belhamel
This restaurant distinguishes itself in terms of both location and interior. The restaurant and the bar (a real speakeasy) both have a romantic Parisian Art Nouveau atmosphere. French-inspired classics enhance this unique identity with tarte tatin of shallots, silver onions, blue cheese and mustard caramel or pain perdu of brioche with yogurt-orange ice cream. In the summer you can sit on the terrace on the Brouwersgracht.
1013 JA Amsterdam
Small World Catering
The Australian owner Sean Wainer opened Small World Catering in the late 90s. All food is prepared on site, from hot meals to cakes. They use fresh products, oil and cheeses delivered daily. The menu consists of hot and cold sandwiches. You can choose your bread from foccacia, ciabatta, brown and gluten-free bread. The toppings vary from a classic pastrami with melted cheese to tuna sashimi with sun-dried tomato.
1013 BX Amsterdam
Café Westerdok
Café Westerdok was originally a harbor café. Nowadays, it's the place to be if you like beer. They serve as many as 86 different kinds.
1013 JJ Amsterdam
Venu
Venu is Location modern co-working space in the first Location that operates by appointment or through a monthly membership, so you are always guaranteed a spot. It is beautifully decorated with a sleek, minimalist interior. Upstairs is the café, where they serve delicious coffee as well as iced matcha lattes and refreshing milky oolong iced tea. They also always have sweet treats on offer.
1015 DV Amsterdam
The Papeneiland
The current café building dates back to 1642. At the beginning of the Prinsengracht, at Number , there was a Catholic clandestine church in the 17th century, which was connected to the building on the corner via a tunnel. The entrance to the tunnel is still located in the basement of the café. 'T Papeneiland made world news when Bill Clinton came to taste the homemade apple pie during his visit to Amsterdam. Stop by and judge for yourself.
1013 BP Amsterdam
We Like Art Foundation
The motto of the We Like Art Foundation is "Art is for everyone!" In the cozy gallery at Leliëndaalstraat 4 in Amsterdam, novice art buyers and experienced collectors alike can indulge themselves and view exceptional work by leading artists (and purchase it at a reasonable price). In addition, their cheerful website welikeart.nl is full of interesting artist interviews.
1013 BV Amsterdam
The Ravestijn Gallery
The Ravestijn Gallery was founded in Amsterdam in 2012 by Jasper Bode and Narda Van 't Veer with a focus on exploratory and provocative approaches to contemporary photography. And they have succeeded in this. The gallery represents various national and international experimental artists who demonstrate the power of photography in all kinds of different ways. This modern approach to contemporary photography makes the exhibitions at De Ravestijn Gallery very interesting. But, in addition, the artworks are also a great aesthetic pleasure to look at and perhaps even a good source of inspiration for decorating a new home?
1031 KT Amsterdam
EYE Film Museum
The distinctive and spectacular EYE Film Museum building is located on the Amsterdam IJ. The collection consists of more than 54,000 films from a wide variety of genres. The building has four movie theaters showing a varied program, an exhibition space with changing exhibitions, an educational floor, a shop, and a restaurant where you can dine or have a drink with a panoramic view of the IJ. In short, it is a place for anyone interested in film and film culture.
1031 KS Amsterdam
A'DAM LOOKOUT
On the roof of the A'DAM Tower in Amsterdam North, you will find A'DAM LOOKOUT. This hotspot is designed as an observation deck where visitors can enjoy a beautiful view of the city of Amsterdam. For those who want to make this view even more exciting, there is also the 'Over the Edge' attraction. Here, while enjoying the view, you can swing back and forth on the highest swing in Europe over the edge of the A'DAM Tower. For a quiet afternoon, there is an interactive exhibition inside A'DAM LOOKOUT about the history and culture of Amsterdam.
1013 JB Amsterdam
Elliott Gallery
If you like photography, ElliotHalls is the place to be. Throughout the year, this gallery holds extensive exhibitions with the work of historical and contemporary photographers. Their selection of artists includes internationally known names whose work is regularly seen in major museums and corporate collections. The gallery also has a Print Room where clients, photography experts and enthusiasts can view their collection by appointment. ElliottHalls Gallery introduces you to a large but also diverse group of acclaimed photographers from the international photography community.
1013 EV Amsterdam
Petit Gâteau
Petit Gâteau is an authentic French patisserie located on Haarlemmerstraat in Amsterdam. Everything is prepared in the store, visible to everyone. Just seeing this unique concept is enough to make your mouth water. The owners, Meike and Patrice, met in Paris, where Meike opened a patisserie after completing her pastry chef training. After six successful years in Paris, they moved to Amsterdam to do the same. At Petit Gâteau, you'll find cakes in all shapes and sizes, and you can even learn to recreate those cakes in the workshops that are given here.
1013 EM Amsterdam
Ibericus
Since 2012, Ibericus has been representing Spanish cuisine in Dutch shopping streets. Once inside Ibericus, you feel as if you have stepped onto the Iberian Peninsula. Everywhere you look, you'll see hams with the famous black hooves, the Pata Negra. In addition to meat products, you can also buy other Spanish specialties here, from sandwiches and chorizo to a delicious glass of wine. If you're looking for authentic Spanish food, this is the place to be.
1013 KE Amsterdam
Scarpetta
Scarpetta is a neighborhood pasta bar, inspired by the atmosphere of classic Italian trattorias, with a modern twist for takeaway and delivery. The name refers to fare la scarpetta: the ritual of using a piece of bread to mop up the last of the sauce from your plate, a gesture of true love for food. The menu features fresh pasta dishes such as gnocchi al pomodoro, tagliatelle al ragù bolognese, rigatoni all'amatriciana, and tagliolini ai funghi, all prepared to Immediately or take away in glass jars. In addition to savory dishes, there is also room for classics such as tiramisù, perfect for ending the meal.
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.
1013 EW Amsterdam
Sukha
Sukha means 'joy of life' in Sanskrit, and that joy is reflected in the beautifully decorated, light-filled building on Haarlemmerstraat in Amsterdam. The label, Atelier Sukha, uses only the purest, most natural materials such as wool, linen, cotton, clay, and cashmere. These pure materials are incorporated into all the beautiful products the store offers: a range from women's clothing to interior design and art objects. Fun fact: many of the unique items are made in Nepal.
