An apartment of approximately 43 m², located in the Indische Buurt neighborhood. It features a living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, and a south-facing terrace of approximately 18 m².
Guided tour
Upon entering, you’ll find the entryway, which provides access to all the rooms. At the front is the living room, featuring large windows and a view of the quiet section of Javastraat. Natural light floods in here, and there’s plenty of space for a sitting and dining area. The semi-open kitchen is located at the rear and Immediately the terrace, creating a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors.
The bedrooms also bedrooms at the rear and overlook the courtyard gardens. The bathroom is centrally located and features a shower and sink. The toilet is separate and accessible from the hallway, which makes it convenient to use.
The terrace is a key feature of the apartment. With its south-facing orientation and generous size, there is room for both a dining table and a lounge or relaxation area. It’s open and peaceful here, with the city in the background.
Neighborhood Guide
Javastraat 172-1 is located in Amsterdam East, in the lively Indische Buurt neighborhood. This neighborhood is known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse selection of shops, specialty stores, and dining options. Javastraat itself is a bustling street with a wide range of amenities.
In the immediate vicinity, you’ll find numerous cafés, restaurants, and local shops, as well as everyday amenities. The neighborhood is known for its high-quality and diverse dining scene, including Bar Basquiat, Badhuis, Buurtcafé De Tros, and the Poesiat & Kater brewery. Both Oosterpark and Flevopark are a short distance away and offer space for relaxation and recreation. The combination of a lively environment and a wide range of amenities makes this an attractive place to live in Amsterdam East.
Details
• Living area approx. 43 m²
• South-facing terrace of approximately 18 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: January 19, 2022, through March 15, 2049; annual ground rent is €442.17.
• Converted to a perpetual leasehold under AB2016
• Energy label E
• Homeowners’ association fees €78 per month
• Foundation repaired in 2002
Java Terrace
As a real estate agent—and as a resident of Amsterdam East—I know this neighborhood well. In recent years, the Indische Buurt has become one of the most sought-after areas in the city. Javastraat is its beating heart, offering a wide and diverse selection of shops, coffee bars, and restaurants. The Badhuis is just around the corner, a fun neighborhood hotspot, as are the various gyms and the movie theater in the immediate vicinity. For daily groceries, there are several supermarkets within walking distance, making it easy to combine everything you need right in your own neighborhood.
Inside, the apartment offers a bright and comfortable living environment. The layout is logical and well-organized, ensuring the spaces flow naturally into one another and making daily use practical and pleasant. The rear terrace serves as a full-fledged extension of the home and provides extra living space, both in terms of use and experience.
In addition, Flevopark is just a short distance away. A place where you can easily leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind, while still living right in the heart of it. Whether it’s a run, a walk, or simply sitting by the water, the park offers that balance between dynamism and tranquility.
I like to call this home “Java Terrace.” A name that perfectly captures what this place is: living on Javastraat, with an outdoor space that noticeably expands your daily living experience.
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The facade is well-maintained and blends seamlessly into the streetscape. The brickwork is understated and consistent, with a clear window layout that creates a balanced whole. The warm brick and subtle details give the building a pleasant, inviting appearance.
The entrance is compact and solidly constructed, with wooden doors that give the building a well-maintained first impression. This is where the transition from outside to inside begins: uncluttered, without unnecessary space, and with a clear separation from the street.
The building’s layout is clear and functional. The windows are logically placed and ensure an even distribution of light throughout the residences. Additionally, the foundation was repaired in 2002.
The location reinforces this impression. This section of Javastraat lies beyond the lively Javaplein and is noticeably quieter. The street feels greener and more orderly here, with less traffic and more space for comfortable living. At the same time, shops, restaurants, and other amenities remain just a short distance away.
The Indische Buurt was developed in the early 20th century as an extension of the city. The street names refer to the Dutch East Indies, and this is reflected in the neighborhood’s layout: clear building blocks, wide streets, and an emphasis on light and air.
Combined with the Flevopark within walking distance, this creates a living environment that feels practical and relaxed. A place where the fundamentals are right and where living feels natural.
The living room is located at the front of the house and overlooks the quiet section of Javastraat. The large windows let in plenty of natural light and offer a view of the street, lined with trees and small plants along the facades. It’s a place where the city is present, yet remains at a distance.
The space is bright and easy to arrange. Seating and dining areas naturally find their place without making the room feel crowded. The width of the room and the understated finishes create a pleasant foundation.
The kitchen is located at the rear and is semi-open to the living room. Its layout along the wall maintains a connection with the rest of the home. The finishes are simple and functional, with ample workspace and storage options.
Immediately terrace adjoins the kitchen. The door opens easily here, allowing the indoors and outdoors to flow into one another. This makes the kitchen not only a place to cook, but also a space that naturally extends outdoors during the warmer months.
The layout is practical: living at the front, cooking and outdoor space at the back. This creates a clear separation of functions without making the home feel divided.
The bedrooms at the rear of the house and overlook the terrace. It is a quiet space where street noise fades into the background. The window provides pleasant natural light, while the dimensions are perfectly suited for a comfortable bed and a compact layout around it. The room feels cozy and well-organized.
The bathroom is centrally located in the home and has a practical layout. The walls are finished with light-colored tiles, combined with a dark accent line that adds texture to the space. The walk-in shower is spacious and features a simple, solid finish. There is also a sink with a mirror and space for daily essentials.
The toilet is separate and accessible from the entryway. This makes using the home just a bit more comfortable, both for daily use and when guests are visiting.
The layout is logical: bedrooms at the quiet rear, with the bathroom and toilet centrally located. This ensures tranquility in the bedrooms and convenience in daily use.
At the rear is a spacious south-facing terrace that enjoys sun all day long, from morning through the afternoon and into the early evening. It’s an outdoor space that’s actually used every day, not just on nice days.
The size makes the terrace particularly practical. There is ample room for a sun lounger or lounge area, while still leaving enough space for a dining table and chairs. This allows you to use the terrace in multiple ways, without compromising on comfort or layout.
The wooden decking gives the whole area a calm, well-maintained look and blends seamlessly with the home. There is a direct connection between indoors and outdoors, making the terrace feel like an extension of the living space and noticeably expanding the living area.
The location next to the courtyard garden provides a sheltered and quiet environment. Here, you can sit in peace, away from the hustle and bustle, while all amenities and the liveliness of the city are just a short distance away.
Javastraat 172-1 is located in Amsterdam East, in the lively Indische Buurt neighborhood. This neighborhood is known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse selection of shops, specialty stores, and restaurants. Javastraat itself is a bustling street with a wide range of amenities.
In the immediate vicinity, you’ll find numerous cafés, restaurants, and local shops, as well as everyday amenities. The neighborhood is known for its high-quality and diverse dining scene, including Bar Basquiat, Badhuis, Buurtcafé De Tros, and the Poesiat & Kater brewery. Both Oosterpark and Flevopark are a short distance away and offer space for relaxation and recreation. The combination of a lively environment and a wide range of amenities makes this an attractive place to live in Amsterdam East.
Accessibility
The property at Javastraat 172-1 is easily accessible by bike, public transportation, and car. The Javaplein tram stop, served by tram lines 7 and 14, is just a short walk away. These trams offer direct connections to Amsterdam Central Station, Leidseplein, and other parts of the city.
By bike, the city center and other parts of Amsterdam are just a few minutes away. By car, the major highways and the A10 Ring Road can be reached in about 10 to 15 minutes.
Parking
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (Oost-3 permit zone). With an Oost-3 parking permit, you may park in the Oost-3 zone. A resident parking permit costs €199.93 for 6 months. Currently, there is an 8-month waiting period for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area. In addition to public streets, it is also possible to park for free in the Markenhoven garage with a parking permit. (Source: Local authority , April 2026).
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