Modern, sustainable, and elegant living on the Amstel. This apartment of over 145 m² has a very nice layout and the views all around are spectacular, contributing to the dynamic character of living in Haut. The views over the IJ lake, the Watergraafsmeer, the city, and the Amstel are unique. The entire property is in very good condition.
Guided tour
The spacious and luxurious entrance of the building Immediately exudes Immediately and a high-quality experience. The general entrance also offers its own service where (postal) parcels can be delivered.
The apartment on the 14th floor has a very spacious entrance hall with a toilet, cloakroom, and a large storage cupboard with connections for a washing machine and dryer.
The living area is divided into a sitting area on the terrace and a cozy kitchen with a cooking island, centrally located in the room. The beautiful glass facades offer views of the city and the water and provide access to the spacious terrace of approximately 19 m². At the rear of the apartment is the large master bedroom with its own bathroom, equipped with a shower, toilet, and double sink.
The two remaining bedrooms standard size and share the second bathroom in the hallway, which is equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet.
In the lower grades, the communal bicycle storage facility can be used.
Neighborhood Guide
The apartment is located in the building called HAUT. HAUT is part of the Amstelkwartier, a diverse neighborhood between Amsterdam-Zuid, the Rivierenbuurt, and Watergraafsmeer. From every home, you can see what the Amstelkwartier has to offer: urban living, perfectly combined with the tranquility of water and greenery. HAUT offers the best of both worlds. Immediately on the Amstel, with Park Somerlust, the Amstelkwartier's country retreat, on the other side of the Korte Ouderkerkerdijk. In the coming years, the Amstelkwartier will continue to develop as a pleasant residential area. Plans include a bicycle bridge over the Weespertrekvaart towards Watergraafsmeer and a shopping center. Right on HAUT's doorstep is the marina with restaurant George Marina, a new hotspot on the Amstel. It is only a five-minute boat ride to the Amsterdam canals. In addition to an amazing view, the Amstel offers much more beauty: rowing on a quiet Sunday morning, swimming on a warm summer evening, jogging along the bank, or simply daydreaming by the water. Living by the river makes you happy at any time of the day. HAUT is also attractively located in the heart of Amsterdam. You can do your daily shopping in the truly Amsterdam Rijnstraat. There are also excellent restaurants and cafés near HAUT, such as L'Osteria, Riva, Rijssel, and tHuis aan de Amstel.
Details
• Usable living area approx. 137 m²
• Covered terrace facing southwest approx. 19 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease period: December 16, 2017, to December 15, 2067, AB 2000, ground rent payable is €4,149 per year for the period up to December 15, 2042.
• Application for transfer to perpetual leasehold with AB 2016 was submitted on time
• Energy label A+
• Three bedrooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Communal bicycle storage
• Service costs VvE €471.47 per month
• Parking spaces in the neighborhood regularly become available For Sale rent
Stunning View
For me, this was one of my first encounters with the Haut building on the Amstel. Recently, we have been heavily involved in the supervision of surrounding apartments. I have seen the area rapidly develop into a beautiful residential environment. The residents of the Amstelkwartier also express their love for living in this special location. The Haut building is perhaps the showpiece of the entire development, with its unique design and sustainable character thanks to the materials used and the construction method. This apartment on the 14th floor has an optimal layout, with three bedrooms a lovely covered terrace with sweeping views of the liveliness of the city and the movement of the Amstel River.
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Architecture
HAUT is an innovative and sustainable residential building in Amsterdam, located on the Amstel River and one of the tallest wooden buildings in the world. Designed by Team V Architecture, the building is 73 meters high and has 21 floors. HAUT is largely constructed from wood, which significantly reduces CO2 emissions and gives it a warm appearance. It aims to achieve the highest sustainability label, BREEAM Outstanding. The luxury apartments offer spacious terraces and panoramic views over the Amstel River. HAUT is located in the up-and-coming Amstelkwartier district and contributes to the trend of sustainable construction, in which wood is an important building material. It serves as inspiration for future urban construction projects.
Living and cooking
The luxurious kitchen is finished in a matte black color scheme and offers optimal functionality with a large cooking island and a cozy bar. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes a Quooker, dishwasher, double refrigerator, freezer, and climate cabinet.
The living room faces south and has plenty of natural light. The lovely covered terrace is a real extension of the living space.
Sleeping and bathing
The apartment has three spacious bedrooms two Bathrooms. The bedrooms also bedrooms enough space for a workspace, dressing table, and wardrobe.
The whole is very well balanced, and the comfort contributes to a homely feeling.
The outdoor space
Theapartment offers a spacious outdoor area. From the living room, a glass front leads to a terrace of approximately 19 m², facing southwest, where you can enjoy plenty of sunshine throughout the day. In addition, the terrace continues to the southeast side. This terrace offers a panoramic view over the Watergraafsmeer, with a view of Utrecht and the Gooi. In clear weather, even Utrecht and the IJmeer are visible. A perfect place to start the day with a cup of coffee in the sun.
The apartment is located in the building called HAUT. HAUT is part of the Amstelkwartier, a diverse neighborhood between Amsterdam-Zuid, the Rivierenbuurt, and Watergraafsmeer. From every home, you can see what the Amstelkwartier has to offer: urban living, perfectly combined with the tranquility of water and greenery. HAUT offers the best of both worlds. Immediately on the Amstel, with Park Somerlust, the Amstelkwartier's country retreat, on the other side of the Korte Ouderkerkerdijk. In the coming years, the Amstelkwartier will continue to develop as a pleasant residential area. Plans include a bicycle bridge over the Weespertrekvaart towards Watergraafsmeer and a shopping center. Right on HAUT's doorstep is the marina with restaurant George Marina, a new hotspot on the Amstel. It is only a five-minute boat ride to the Amsterdam canals. In addition to an amazing view, the Amstel offers much more beauty: rowing on a quiet Sunday morning, swimming on a warm summer evening, jogging along the bank, or simply daydreaming by the water. Living by the river makes you happy at any time of the day. HAUT is also attractively located in the heart of Amsterdam. You can do your daily shopping in the truly Amsterdam Rijnstraat. There are also excellent restaurants and cafés near HAUT, such as L'Osteria, Riva, Rijssel, and tHuis aan de Amstel.
Accessibility
The apartment is within walking distance of Amstel Station (train/bus/metro) or Spaklerweg metro station, with excellent connections to Schiphol Airport and Central Station, among other destinations. Access roads to the A10 (S111) are just a few minutes away, with direct connections to the A1, A4, and A9.
Parking facilities
Parking spaces in the building or nearby are regularly available For Sale rent. There is also ample parking space.
Residents can store their bicycles in a dry and secure location in HAUT's separate semi-underground bicycle parking facility. The entrance to the communal bicycle parking facility is located Immediately the main entrance of HAUT, on Korte Ouderkerkerdijk.
1096 BA Amsterdam
George Marina
George Marina is an elegant restaurant located along the Amstel river in Amsterdam. It is the perfect place to escape the hectic city life and unwind in a waterside environment. When it's chilly outside, you can enjoy the beautiful interior with a marble bar and spectacular staircases. In the summer, you can relax outside on the terrace. Around the restaurant are also many berths for boats, making it almost seem like you are on the Côte d'Azur. George Marina is known for its delicious fish dishes, such as fresh oysters, but you can also order a tasty steak or burger here.
1096 HH Amsterdam
Ode to the Amstel
Ode aan de Amstel is located in the former Riva restaurant. Situated on the Amstel, this restaurant offers a beautiful view over the Amstel River; one of the lifelines of the city of Amsterdam. The interior is stylish with warm colors and robust materials. On the all-day dining menu you will find all kinds of delicious dishes, some of which are classics or surprising dishes with an Asian twist. When the weather is nice, you can sit on the terrace by the water. This restaurant is truly a hidden gem in Amsterdam.
1097 SC Amsterdam
The Lobby
The Lobby is part of Hotel V, a 4-star hotel in Amsterdam East, within walking distance of Amstel Station. In this eclectic restaurant, you can sit back and enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, or drinks throughout the day. The menu features many dishes with international influences. For breakfast, you can order delicious French toast, and for dinner, you can try dishes such as guinea fowl with parsnip ravioli or Jerusalem artichoke with goat cheese. The pleasant and welcoming atmosphere makes The Lobby feel almost like a living room; you'll want to stay here all day.
1079 EK Amsterdam
Utage Sake Bar
Utage Sake Bar is new and also a first for Amsterdam. Utage means 'banquet' in Japanese, or a place where friends gather and sake flows freely. The extensive sake selection offers something for every budget and taste. The menu includes delicacies such as karaage, gyoza, Japanese pickles, eggplant with miso, desserts, and numerous vegetarian options.
1079 TV Amsterdam
Café Remouillage
"Complex simplicity, is our way of less is more" is stated on the website of this hidden gem. The word café is somewhat misleading. Jonathan Sparber (Toscanini, Vermeer, Entrepot, among others) says: 'I call it a café because I want people to be able to drop in spontaneously for a bite to eat.' Jonathan cooks everything from the animal; nothing is thrown away. The wine list, with a fine selection of producers, is mainly organic.
1091 EX Amsterdam
Trump card
Raymond Plat (former sous chef at 212), Niels Leijssenaar (restaurant manager at Ron Blaauw), Willem Alberts, and Roderick Kunst (co-owners of Escobar) are joining forces to start restaurant Troef. The men want to create a homely atmosphere and serve delicious food without too much fuss. The menu is dominated by classic French and Italian dishes. For starters, you can choose from anchovies and sardines, oysters with beurre blanc, or crispy veal cheek with oyster cream. Main course options include lobster with antibois sauce and bisque foam or ribeye.
1097 BC Amsterdam
East57
Amsterdam East has a new hotspot! East57 is a relaxed place where different people come together, from locals to students to the occasional lost tourist. You can find them all at East 57. It is open from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. They offer good food and delicious drinks. They work closely with suppliers from Amsterdam who have earned their stripes and deliver only the very best quality. Think Brandt & Levie, Vlaamsch Broodhuys, Erik's Delicatessen, and many more.
1097 AH Amsterdam
The Gilded Unicorn
With the opening of De Vergulden Eenhoorn, a farm dating from 1702 that previously housed community centers and childcare facilities, the Ringdijk can now officially be called an idyllic attraction. The courtyard near the hay barn and the Garden surrounding property one large picnic area, with soft grass to lie down on, borders with flowers and herbs, large wooden tables between the trees, and romantic seating areas in the yard. Once inside, you could just as easily be sitting in an old farmhouse in the middle of nowhere. For an escape from the city atmosphere, the Vergulden Eenhoorn is the perfect place, with good food and a wide range of drinks.
1078 PZ Amsterdam
Yuan's Hot Pot
Hotpot is one of the most popular ways to dine out in China and is now also gaining popularity in our city. Yuan's Hot Pot has now opened its third Location in Amsterdam. At Yuan's Chuan Chuan Xiang, they serve the authentic taste of Chengdu Hot Pot. Fresh ingredients such as vegetables, tofu, meat and fish are placed on the bamboo skewers. While the hot pot continues to simmer, skewers are placed in the pan and cooked at the table. You can adjust the spiciness of the broth to your own taste. You can also determine the different flavors of the broth yourself.
1091 TK Amsterdam
Lille
Restaurant Rijsel is named after the French city of Lille, which is called Rijsel by people from Flanders. Like Lille, Restaurant Rijsel has an industrial character. In the building that used to serve as a domestic science school, delicious dishes with French and Flemish influences are now served every day. There is a wide choice of meat, fish, and vegetable dishes. Classics such as poussin rotie, Russian salad, côte de boeuf with béarnaise sauce, fish soup, etc. have been on the menu for years, to the satisfaction of a large group of regular guests. The extensive wine list has a slight focus on France. The restaurant is located right next to the Weesperzijde, so after dinner you can also enjoy a walk along the Amstel or a beer at Café Hesp.
1097 DE Amsterdam
Restaurant de Kas (*)
Since 2001, De Kas has been growing around 300 varieties of vegetables, herbs, and fruit in its own gardens. Its motto is "harvested in the morning, on your plate in the afternoon." The gardens in Amsterdam and Beemster are the heart and soul of the restaurant and its menu. They dictate the seasons and surprise us time and time again. De Kas works with fixed menus. At lunch, you can choose between a 3- or 4-course menu, and for dinner, a 5- or 6-course menu. There is no à la carte, and the menu always features surprising, creative dishes prepared by chefs Wim de Beer and Jos Timmer. They now hold a 'normal' Michelin star and a green Michelin star.
1097 BS Amsterdam
Merkelbach Restaurant
Restaurant Merkelbach is located in one of the oldest mansions in the city, situated in Frankendael Park. The carefully cultivated vegetables come from the cold soil and many of the herbs come from the restaurant's own park. Owner Geert Burema is closely involved with Slow Food and the Slow Food Youth Network. He is co-initiator of the Slow Food chefs alliance in the Netherlands. The signature fish soup made from bycatch from De Goede Vissers (which you can visit every Saturday at the Noordermarkt) is not to be missed. Restaurant Merkelbach is named after the city architect Ben Merkelbach andis located in the coach house of the 18th-century Huize Frankendael.
1092 GK Amsterdam
Susy's Café
Café Susy was founded by Kick van Doorn and Nicole Lieuw, who previously opened the successful Yusu and wanted to show their love for authentic flavors once again with Susy. The name playfully refers to Yusu, but the mission is serious: an all-day café with a menu that doesn't follow trends but remains faithful to traditional Brazilian-Surinamese dishes. The kitchen focuses on familiar flavors such as Surinamese chicken satay, bami with long beans, and escondidinho with chicken, cassava purée, and cheese from the oven. Despite the trendy interior with lots of steel and clean lines, the kitchen remains deliberately unpolished and pure. The atmosphere is lively and accessible, a place where you can just as easily drop in for coffee as for a hearty, home-cooked meal.
1097 AB Amsterdam
La Vallade
At La Vallade, you can imagine yourself in France for a moment, where the sun is shining and the food is delicious. This restaurant was founded in 1989, and since then its unique concept has been a hit with Amsterdam residents. Here you eat whatever is on the menu, with a different chef every day. The honest French countryside is served here in a charming setting. This somewhat hidden spot is beautiful inside and out. Highly recommended for lovers of a Burgundian dining experience.
1091 GP Amsterdam
Bottle shop
The Bottleshop was recently opened by Freek Kattenberg. The interior combines sleek design with a warm atmosphere. The wine bar offers more than 350 natural wines. Chef Torres Peralta creates a unique fusion of Japanese and French cuisine with shared dishes. The restaurant also organizes small events; it recently welcomed the chef from Les Oeillets in Paris for an eight-course menu and wine tasting. Kattenberg emphasizes the value of international collaborations and wants to continue this in the future.
1073 LZ Amsterdam
El Mauri
El Mauri in De Pijp is one of the best low-budget breakfast spots in the city. For years, this bakery has been serving up a hearty Moroccan breakfast that will make you feel like you're on vacation. Although the bakery looks simple from the outside, inside it offers a delicious breakfast with fresh bread, tagines, and homemade jam.
1079 LT Amsterdam
Pasteibakkerij
In the former slaughterhouse of the Rivierenbuurt you will find the Pasteibakkerij today. They make all kinds of sausages, pâté, bacon, ham and other chacuterie in French style here. The Pasteibakkerij is named after the dish pie; where pâté is baked in crust dough. Throughout the year, the Pasteibakkerij sells its permanent range, but during the holidays you can also buy traditional pie dishes here.
1079 GZ Amsterdam
Volendam fishmonger Jonk
Few people can resist the corner of Lekstraat and Rijnstraat. After all, what's better than a tray of kibbeling for lunch? Volendammer vishandel Jonk is an old-fashioned fish shop for fresh fish, fried fish, and sandwiches. From fresh Dutch New herring to luxurious salmon meals: the fresh supply of fish from fish suppliers from Volendam, Urk, and IJmuiden never disappoints.
Pure market
The name says it all: this market is all about pure, artisanal food. Every Sunday during the last month of the year in Frankendael Park, Amstelpark, or Beatrixpark. You can enjoy delicious freshly prepared meals or buy products to cook at home. The perfect way to spend your Sunday!
1074 AN Amsterdam
La Bottega by Chiara's Food
"From good people to good people" is the motto of Chiara and her family. Chiara selects the most exceptional and authentic producers in Italy for her delicatessen shop. 'Most of our suppliers work in their family businesses; while preserving tradition, they have learned to scale their workload and evolve their methods to keep up with the times. All their ingredients are sourced locally from the region in which they are based, which in turn supports the local farmers from whom they purchase.' Workshops and tastings are organized regularly.
1097 CB Amsterdam
De Wit Butcher Shop
Slagerij de Wit has been a household name in Watergraafsmeer for over 35 years. As one of the few butchers in Amsterdam that slaughters its own meat, Slagerij de Wit is known for its quality, sausage-making, and culinary expertise. The meat is purchased Immediately the farmer, including local cows and Zuiderzee pigs. To ensure the quality of the products, an old-fashioned but sustainable way of working is maintained. Slagerij de Wit has been awarded for its ox sausage, which is a very tasty sandwich, but their homemade meatball sandwich is also highly recommended.
1092 GT Amsterdam
Olives & More
The owners tasted delicious olives in many countries, but back in Amsterdam, they could hardly find them. That's why they now import directly from the farmer. It started with a few wooden barrels full of olives in a baker's cargo bike at a farmers market in Amsterdam. Olives & More now imports dozens of types of olives and olive oil from Italy, France, Spain, Greece and Portugal.
1079 TX Amsterdam
Kringloop Winkel Amsterdam
Kringloop Winkel Amsterdam now has four locations in the city. With books, household appliances, clothing, furniture, music, toys and tools. In short, everything you can expect in a thrift store. Plenty of reasons to stroll around for an afternoon.
1097 GH Amsterdam
Thrift store 't Hartje
For all the secondhand items you can imagine. And perhaps even an item that suddenly turns out to be very valuable... 't Hartje has also grown into a service point for the Dynamo welfare organization and thus a social center. Creative local residents hold exhibitions, give workshops, and sell their work, from scarves to paintings.
1097 GA Amsterdam
Museum Tot Zover
Next to the beautiful De Nieuwe Ooster cemetery is the Dutch Funeral Museum Tot Zover: a museum about how death is dealt with. If you're wondering why there's a museum about death, you've come to the right place. Here you can learn more about funeral rituals and reflect on mortality in a broader sense. How death is dealt with can say a lot about the identity of a person, culture, or society. If you want to know more about what dealing with death tells us about who we are, where we come from, and what we think and believe, this is the perfect place. In addition to being a museum, this place is perfect for you.
