Contemporary 1930s villa in Amstelveen, approximately 326 m². The Garden surrounding property features a Garden surrounding property house Garden surrounding property a total Floor area approximately 300 m² and a garden shed of approximately 37 m².
Guided tour
Upon arriving at Keizer Karelweg, you’ll Immediately notice Immediately peaceful, green setting in which Huize Keizer 472 is situated. The Front garden a gentle transition to the street, with the entrance sheltered beneath a distinctive overhang. The front door opens onto a foyer that Immediately sets Immediately tone: spacious, bright, and with a clear line of sight to the rear of the home.
From the entryway, the ground floor unfolds into a series of interconnected spaces. At the front is the living room, where the bay window draws light into the room and creates a natural spot to sit. The fireplace serves as the focal point of the space and ties the various seating areas together into a cohesive whole.
The route continues to the dining room, where the view opens up toward the garden. Here, the connection to the outdoors becomes palpable; the doors to the terrace stand open, and the greenery provides a natural backdrop. The kitchen Immediately this Immediately supports daily use with a clear and practical layout.
The route descends via the staircase to the basement. This level feels like a surprise: a spacious, open area where various functions come together. There is room here for play, relaxation, and storage, while the laundry and utility rooms are discreetly tucked away.
The first floor features two bedrooms, both with access to their own outdoor space. The Rooms bright and spacious, offering views of the greenery surrounding the home. The bathroom is centrally located and easily accessible from the landing.
The second floor feels more private. The master bedroom is located under the roof and serves as a peaceful retreat within the home. The adjoining bathroom completes this area, turning it into a self-contained suite. The spiral staircase in the room leads to a workspace under the roof, where one can work in complete peace and quiet.
There is another bedroom at the front of this floor, which has a unique atmosphere thanks to the sloping ceiling and natural light. Every room on this floor has a distinct purpose and contributes to the overall design.
Back on the ground floor, the path leads outside. The patio Immediately the house and serves Immediately the first place to relax. The garden then extends deep into the property, featuring an open lawn and various spots for sitting or playing. The landscaping provides privacy and gives the garden a mature, lush appearance.
At the back of the garden stands the garden house, a self-contained space suitable for a variety of uses. Inside, it is bright and open, with its own kitchen and bathroom, making it possible to stay here completely independently.
Step by step, Huize Keizer 472 unfolds as a home where interior and exterior, tranquility and functionality, and character and comfort come together in a logical and cohesive whole.
Accessibility
Huize Keizer 472 is located on Keizer Karelweg, a wide, tree-lined avenue in Amstelveen where tranquility and accessibility meet. The property is conveniently situated near major highways such as the A9 and the A10 ring road, providing quick access to Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport.
Public transportation is a short distance away, with good connections to destinations including Zuid Station and the center of Amsterdam. Amenities such as shops, schools, and sports facilities are in the immediate vicinity and easily accessible.
The combination of a peaceful residential environment and a central location makes this location particularly practical for daily life.
Details
• Living area approx. 326 m²
• Total Plot size 400 m²
• Garden surrounding property 300 m²
• Garden shed approx. 37 m² with storage room approx. 5 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Energy rating: C
• On-site parking available
• Air conditioning in the master bedroom
• 14 solar panels
• Electric car charging station available in the Front garden
Huize Keizer 472
Huize Keizer 472 is a charming 1930s villa on the tree-lined Keizer Karelweg in Amstelveen, where space, light, and a well-thought-out layout come together in a harmonious whole. The home stands out for its spacious design, the layered arrangement of the living floors, and the seamless connection to the garden.
The living spaces on the ground floor form a series of Rooms , each Rooms its own atmosphere, while the sleeping floors offer tranquility and privacy. The basement adds an extra dimension to the living space and provides room for relaxation, play, and practical functions.
A unique feature is the freestanding garden house at the rear of the lot, which can be used as a separate space and thus forms a valuable addition to the whole. Combined with the deep, lushly landscaped garden, it creates a living environment that is both sheltered and versatile.
Huize Keizer 472 is a home that combines the qualities of 1930s architecture with contemporary convenience, situated in a location where accessibility and tranquility are in balance.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The architecture of this villa is a compelling example of the rich design language of the 1930s, in which craftsmanship, comfort, and prestige come together in a harmonious whole. The structure is classical and balanced, with a striking roof shape that defines the silhouette and gives the house a distinctive, stately appearance.
Characteristic of this architectural period is the use of red brickwork, here applied with refinement and meticulous detailing around the window frames and on the facade surfaces. The white woodwork contrasts sharply with this and emphasizes the horizontal lines of the bay windows, roof overhangs, and window arrangements. The muntin pattern in the upper windows and the stained glass subtly reinforce the character of the 1930s.
The bay windows add depth to the structure and naturally expand the living spaces, while drawing light deep into the home. The entrance is carefully designed with an overhang and sturdy wooden beams, creating a clear transition between the exterior and interior.
On the garden side, the home opens up generously, with large windows and direct access to the greenery. The various outdoor spaces blend seamlessly with the architecture and enhance the sense of space and cohesion.
The living space unfolds as a series of Rooms flow into one another, with a natural flow from front to back. At the front, the bay window forms the heart of the home, where light filters in and spreads throughout the space.
The sitting area is generously proportioned and oriented around the fireplace, which, as a central element, adds depth and character. The transition to the dining room is open and logical, creating a continuous spatial experience.
The dining room is located on the garden side, Immediately to the terrace. Here, daylight penetrates deeper into the space, creating a strong connection with the outdoors. The kitchen adjoins this area and is functional and clearly laid out, with a calm material palette that harmonizes with the rest of the floor.
Together, these spaces form a continuous living area where light, views, and function come together in a balanced composition.
Basement
The basement serves as a full-fledged extension of the living space and is designed with flexible use in mind. At its center is a spacious area that lends itself perfectly as a play or relaxation room, ideal for a family with children.
The space is open and well-organized, with ample Location various functions without compromising the overall tranquility. Practical storage space is incorporated along the perimeter, keeping the central area free of obstacles.
In addition, there are separate areas for laundry and Services and installations functionally positioned and out of sight from daily living. The basement thus feels like a natural extension of the home.
The sleeping areas are spread across two levels, each with its own character and layout. The first floor features two spacious bedrooms, both with direct access to a balcony or terrace. This creates a pleasant connection to the outdoors and a bright, open atmosphere in the Rooms.
The bathroom on this floor is centrally located and logically laid out, making it both practical and comfortable to use.
The second floor forms a more private domain. The master bedroom is located under the roof and naturally incorporates the sloping lines of the roof. Adjacent to it is a private bathroom, creating a complete and self-contained suite.
A distinctive feature is the spiral staircase in the master bedroom, which leads to a workspace under the roof. This addition creates an extra level in the space and offers a quiet spot for working or reading.
At the front of this floor is an additional bedroom, which gains its own character thanks to the roof shape and the natural light.
The garden is an integral part of Huize Keizer 472 and has been designed as a series of distinct outdoor spaces. Immediately the house is a spacious terrace that marks the transition between indoors and outdoors.
The lot extends deep into the property and features an open lawn, surrounded by mature trees and hedges that provide privacy and shelter. Further back in the garden lies a second terrace, more sheltered and intimate in character.
At the rear of the garden is the garden house, a self-contained space of approximately 37 m². It is equipped with its own kitchen and bathroom and can therefore function completely independently. The space is suitable as a home office, guesthouse, or studio and adds an extra dimension to the use of the property.
The outdoor space at the front has also been carefully designed, with greenery that frames the entrance and gives the house a welcoming appearance.
Huize Keizer 472 is located on Keizer Karelweg, a wide, tree-lined avenue in Amstelveen where tranquility and accessibility meet. The home is conveniently situated near major highways such as the A9 and the A10 ring road, making Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport easily accessible.
Public transportation is a short distance away, with good connections to destinations including Zuid Station and the center of Amsterdam. Amenities such as shops, schools, and sports facilities are in the immediate vicinity and are easily accessible.
The combination of a peaceful residential environment and a central location makes this location particularly practical for daily life.
1182 HL Amstelveen
The Nature Parks
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1181 ZX Amstelveen
Cobra museum
The Cobra Museum of Modern Art focuses on the art and ideas of the Cobra movement. Cobra belongs to the canon of art history, but the 'spirit' of Cobra is still very much alive. The museum has an extensive collection of art by Dutch modern artists, especially from members of the Cobra movement.
1081 BT Amsterdam
The Zuidas Botanical Garden
The Zuidas Botanical Garden, established as a university hortus in 1967, is a surprisingly green oasis in the middle of the VU campus. With thousands of plant species, specialized collections, and winding paths, the garden is a peaceful, almost hidden place where science, nature, and urban dynamics come together in a unique way.
1182 DC Amstelveen
The Amsterdamse Bos theater
From May through September, you can enjoy theater, concerts, movie nights, youth theater performances, and the Boslab Theater Festival. You can watch the sun set during the performance, and the final scene is played out under the starry sky.
1081 HV Amsterdam
Rialto University of Amsterdam
Rialto VU is the second location of the historic Rialto cinema (1921) and is located on the VU campus on Boelelaan. Its strength lies in the combination of arthouse cinema, festivals, and cultural programming within a broader cultural hub where film, art, and academia come together.
1081 HV Amsterdam
VU ART SCIENCE gallery
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1182 GV Amstelveen
Le Fournil Amstelveen
Le Fournil is the place to be in Amstelveen for authentic French baguettes, croissants, or madeleines. Don't be put off by the queue.
During regular family visits to the Netherlands,Sébastien Roturier, a Frenchman and artisan baker, and Susan, his Dutch wife, gradually developed the idea of starting a bakery there: the same bakery as in France, but in the Netherlands. Sébastien: "I found it challenging to be the first French baker to open a shop in the Netherlands."
1182 HJ Amstelveen
Prenger Patisserie
Known for their craftsmanship, quality, service, and, of course, the most delicious cakes.
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1182 HH Amstelveen
The Food Story
The finest products selected withpassion and care. Black Angus beef, Iberico pork, and Label Rouge free-range chicken. Coen has also selected a fine range of domestic and foreign cheeses and wines.
1181 ZK Amstelveen
Koning de visspecialist
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1081 AC Amsterdam
Hergo Butcher Shop
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1082 EG Amsterdam
Mouwes
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1082 EJ Amsterdam
Atariya
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1082 LW Amsterdam
Shilia Supermarkets
A Japanese and Korean food market. Located on Gelderlandplein. Originally, they opened this store to make people from Japan and Korea feel a little more at home, but now everyone knows how to find this food market. Authentic, good food, if you want to cook Asian, this is the place.
1183 AT Amstelveen
Sal Meyer
Kosher delicacies since 1957! Started at the Nieuwmarkt, moved to the Scheldestraat. Then to Buitenveldert and now in Amstelveen. For more than 60 years a household name because of the sandwiches (warm) corned beef, ossenworst, half-and-half and the fish cakes. Simple, tasty and homemade. People drive for it.
1181 ZM Amstelveen
Venstra Café
The literary café of Amstelveen. A wonderful place to relax among the books while enjoying a cup of good coffee and a sweet snack.
1182 HD Amstelveen
Anna tasting room
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1081 AB Amsterdam
Wagyu Yakiniku Kanata
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1185 AB Amstelveen
The Wine Kitchen at Sea
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1081 AB Amsterdam
China Supreme
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1181 LE Amstelveen
Amber Garden
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1182 JH Amstelveen
Bistro Toost
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1185 TS Amstelveen
Aan de Poel (**)
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1082 LZ Amsterdam
Café Loetje South As
In 1977, Café Loetje was established as a billiards café by Ludwig 'Loetje' Klinkhamer, but it wasn't long before they traded the billiards for the tenderloin steak that was served. More than forty years later, Loetje is a huge chain, and the original 'Café' is a household name in Amsterdam. The tasty steak is served with homemade fries and fresh gravy - it's finger-licking good!
1081 LD Amsterdam
Vascobelo Parnassus Road
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