Apartment of approximately 54 m², located in Bos en Lommer. It features a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate toilet, and an east-facing balcony. Situated on leasehold land, with the lease paid in full through April 30, 2067. Energy efficiency rating: A.
Guided tour
This apartment is accessed via the wide Jan den Haenstraat and is located in a distinctive Amsterdam School-style complex that was fully renovated in 2018. The bright living area forms the heart of the home, where living, dining, and cooking come together. The wooden herringbone floor connects the various rooms, while the windows at the front provide pleasant natural light and offer views of the tree-lined street. The open kitchen is an integral part of the living area and contributes to the home’s open character. Thanks to its Energy Label A rating, this living comfort also goes hand in hand with an energy-efficient foundation.
On the quiet rear side, there are two bedrooms a spacious east-facing balcony, where the day begins with the morning sun. The location, Immediately the Rijpgracht and a short distance from Erasmus Park, gives the neighborhood a green and relaxed atmosphere. At the same time, Bos en Lommer’s amenities are within easy reach, from beloved coffee bars and restaurants to shops, supermarkets, and sports facilities. On the corner of the street, there is also a shared bicycle parking area, a practical addition to daily living comfort. A location where tranquility, greenery, and urban vibrancy come together naturally.
Neighborhood Guide
Jan den Haenstraat 30-D is located in a lively and popular residential area in Amsterdam West. The immediate vicinity features a variety of shops, supermarkets, cafés, and restaurants. Rembrandtpark and Erasmuspark are just a short distance away, offering plenty of opportunities for relaxation, sports, and recreation. There are also various amenities for daily shopping within easy reach. The combination of the central location, excellent amenities, and proximity to various green city parks makes this an attractive residential area.
Details
• Living area approx. 54 m²
• East-facing balcony approx. 5 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . The ground rent has been paid in full through April 30, 2067.
• Energy label A
• Homeowners’ association service fees €84 per month
• Bicycle garage on the corner of the street
• Amsterdam School style
• Entire complex renovated in 2018
Haen 30
Jan den Haenstraat 30 D is located on a tree-lined street in the heart of Bos en Lommer, a neighborhood that has developed in recent years into one of the most beloved parts of Amsterdam-West. Here, you live in an environment where distinctive architecture, abundant greenery, and a lively street scene come together naturally. Daily life largely takes place within walking distance, while the tranquility of a true residential neighborhood is preserved.
The living area forms the heart of the apartment. Here, living, cooking, and relaxing flow seamlessly into one another, while the open kitchen and balcony provide a pleasant connection to the outdoors. The windows let in plenty of natural light and give the space an open and inviting character. The wooden herringbone floor adds warmth and cohesion, while the two bedrooms are bedrooms situated at the rear of the home.
What appeals to me about this home is the balance. The apartment feels well-maintained and contemporary and has a practical layout in which every square meter is used logically. Everything is focused on comfortable living: ample living space, pleasant natural light, and a sunny balcony where the morning begins peacefully. The result is a home that Immediately feels Immediately and effortlessly adapts to different living needs and life stages.
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
This apartment is located on a quiet, wide street in Bos en Lommer, in a distinctive building block influenced by the Amsterdam School style. The complex was completely renovated in 2018, carefully blending the original architecture with Sustainability comfort and Sustainability .
Bos en Lommer, affectionately known as BoLo by residents, has developed in recent years into one of the most beloved neighborhoods in Amsterdam-West. The neighborhood is known for its distinctive architecture, green streets, and relaxed atmosphere, combined with a vibrant mix of residents, entrepreneurs, and community initiatives. Around Jan den Haenstraat, you’ll find great coffee shops, restaurants, specialty stores, and neighborhood shops that contribute to the village-like feel within the city.
Erasmuspark is also a short distance away and serves as a popular gathering spot for local residents. Here, walks through the greenery effortlessly blend with a coffee on the terrace at Terrasmus or a relaxing afternoon in the park. The result is a living environment where tranquility, greenery, and urban vibrancy come together naturally, and where daily life largely takes place within walking distance.
The living area forms the heart of the apartment. Thanks to the open layout, living, cooking, and dining flow naturally into one another, making optimal use of the available space. The wooden herringbone floor runs through the space as a calm foundation and creates cohesion between the different functions. Large windows at the front bring in plenty of natural light throughout the day and give the space an open and pleasant character.
The open kitchen is an integral part of the living area and serves as a central hub within the home. The layout offers ample space for a dining table and a comfortable seating area, allowing the space to effortlessly adapt to both daily life and entertaining guests. The open connection between the various functions creates a pleasant dynamic, while the clear layout maintains a sense of calm and structure.
Thanks to the efficient floor plan, the home feels larger than its square footage would suggest. Living, cooking, and gathering all find Location here Location a single bright, well-thought-out space, where light and functionality come together naturally.
The master bedroom is situated at the quiet rear of the apartment and offers a comfortable place to retreat. The second bedroom Immediately the east-facing balcony, naturally connecting the indoor and outdoor spaces. This room is ideal as a bedroom, guest room, or home office, making the layout flexible to accommodate various living needs.
The bathroom is centrally located between the bedrooms the living area, making it easily accessible from all rooms. The efficient layout aligns with the practical character of the home and contributes to the comfortable use of the available space. The toilet is accessible separately from the central hallway.
The balcony serves as a pleasant extension of the home and faces east, allowing you to enjoy the sun early in the day. From the bedrooms , you bedrooms Immediately for a peaceful start to the morning, with a view of the inner courtyards and the shelter provided by the surrounding buildings.
Due to its location at the rear of the complex, the outdoor space feels pleasantly private. The balcony offers enough room for a seating area and is a lovely spot for a cup of coffee in the morning sun or a quiet moment at the start of the day.
Greenery also plays an important role outside the home. The Rijpgracht is Immediately the street and gives the area an open character. The Erasmuspark and various green walking routes through the neighborhood are just a short distance away. As a result, this location combines the dynamism of Amsterdam-West with the tranquility of water and greenery in the immediate surroundings.
Neighborhood Guide
Jan den Haenstraat 30-D is located in a lively and popular residential area in Amsterdam West. The immediate vicinity features a variety of shops, supermarkets, cafés, and restaurants. Rembrandtpark and Erasmuspark are just a short distance away, offering plenty of opportunities for relaxation, sports, and recreation. There are also various amenities for daily shopping within easy reach. The combination of the central location, excellent amenities, and proximity to various green city parks makes this an attractive residential area.
Accessibility of
The property at Jan den Haenstraat 30-D is easily accessible by bike, public transportation, and car. The Jan van Galenstraat tram stop is just a short walk away, where tram lines 7 and 13 stop. These trams offer direct connections to Leidseplein, Amsterdam Central Station, and Sloterdijk Station, among other destinations. In addition, the Jan van Galenstraat metro station is nearby, where metro line 50 stops, offering connections to destinations such as Zuid Station, Sloterdijk Station, and Amsterdam Noord.
By bike, the city center and other parts of Amsterdam are just a few minutes away. By car, major highways and the A10 ring road can be reached in about 5 minutes.
Parking
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (West-3.1 permit zone). With a parking permit for West-3.1, you may park in West-3 and on Adolf van Nassaustraat. A resident parking permit costs €199.93 for 6 months. Currently, there is no waiting list for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area. (Source: Local authority , June 2026).
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