A bright 4-bedroom apartment of approximately 71 m² located in the highly sought-after Rivierenbuurt neighborhood on land held under a perpetual leasehold from the Local authority .
Guided tour
The apartment is located on the second floor in the center of the building. The spacious entryway provides access to all rooms. The home features a spacious living room with an open kitchen, a laundry room, three bedrooms, a bathroom with a shower and vanity, and a separate toilet. The kitchen can be customized to your taste and preferences. The home has a very practical layout and, thanks in part to the large windows, is very bright. The apartment also features two balconies facing east and west. In the basement, there is a spacious storage room of approximately 7 m². The green communal courtyard garden can also be accessed via the storage room.
Neighborhood Guide
Montferlandstraat is located in the Veluwebuurt neighborhood, which is part of the highly sought-after Rivierenbuurt. Several streets in this neighborhood are named after regions of the Netherlands. After World War II, architect J.F. Berghoefresidences theresidences , which were built in 1951–1952. The apartment is located in a section of the Amstelhof complex, which was designated a municipal monument in 2014.
Over the years, the neighborhood has evolved into a vibrant community with a variety of amenities. For instance, the nautical brasserie Vis aan de Schelde attracts culinary enthusiasts from both within and outside the city. The same goes for the ice cream parlors Venetië and Pisa IJs, which reopen their doors every year at the start of spring. The De Parade theater festival takes place every summer in Martin Luther King Park, the neighborhood Rear garden green Rear garden with views of the Amstel. Additionally, Beatrix Park and Amstel Park are just a few minutes’ walk away.
Details
• Living area approx. 71 m²
• Two balconies facing east and west, approx. 3 m² & 2 m²
• Separate storage room in the basement, approx. 7 m²
• New double-glazed window frames installed throughout the complex in 2022/2023
• Perpetual leasehold land purchased from the Local authority
• Homeowners’ Association professionally managed by Sturm en de Neeve
• HOA service fees €137.80 per month
• Heating cost advance payment €200 per month
• Energy label C
• Municipal monument
• Communal courtyard garden
• Available for immediate occupancy
• Project notary Hartman LMH
MONTFERLAND No. 8
As a real estate agency, we handle the sale of a diverse range of properties. As real estate agents, this variety is very challenging and helps shape our understanding of the overall housing market in Amsterdam. In addition, we assist not only private clients but also professional parties in the sale of real estate. In this specific case, we are assisting Amstelhof Properties B.V. with the sale of their apartments on Montferlandstraat.
The Veluwebuurt neighborhood may be unfamiliar territory to some of the target audience. Nevertheless, the neighborhood has a very pleasant atmosphere and good amenities. Scheldestraat and Maasstraat, among others, offer a variety of shops, specialty stores, and delis. Additionally, there are several good restaurants and cozy cafés in the area.
The apartment at Montferlandstraat 8-2, which our agency is pleased to offer for sale, features a very practical layout and includes 3 bedrooms. The green surroundings and the large communal courtyard garden are a lovely addition to this home. All this while being close to the city’s vibrancy, near major thoroughfares, and public transportation. In the basement, there is a separate storage unit of approximately 7 m².
If you’re interested in learning more, I’d love to invite you to come take a look. Of course, I’ll be happy to tell you more about the apartment. Hopefully, I’ll see you soon.
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The Amstelhof complex is a development designed by architect J.F. Berghoef in 1951–1952 and built by the Dutch Society for Public Housing (Nemavo).
During the post-World War II reconstruction period, due to a scarcity of materials and financial resources, experiments were conducted with new, industrial construction methods. This ushered in an era of reconstruction architecture. In addition to various newly developed Dutch prefab construction systems, such as the Welschen system, there was the long-established English Airey system. To adapt this for the Netherlands and put it into practice, the Dutch Society for Public Housing (Nemavo) was founded in 1947. Standard dimensions, standard floor plans, and prefabricated concrete building components were used. The residential blocks are constructed with wooden floors and walls of pumice concrete. The facades are clad with concrete panels. The ground floors (plinth) of the blocks, which house the entrances with large canopies, garage units, and basement storage units, are constructed of red brick. The windows and roof trusses of theresidences of wood; the roof is clad with wood and has a bituminous covering.
The open-concept living room enjoys plenty of natural light thanks to windows on both the front and back sides, allowing daylight to flood in from two directions. This gives the space a bright and airy feel and makes it a pleasant place to spend time. In addition, there is ample space for a comfortable layout with a sitting and dining area. Modern PVC flooring runs throughout the apartment, creating a calm and well-maintained look. From the kitchen, there is a view of the courtyard garden, accessible to residents of all adjacent residences.
The open kitchen is located at the rear, where the washing machine connection is also located in a separate cabinet. The apartment will be delivered without a kitchen, allowing you to install one according to your own taste and preferences.
The apartment has a total of 3 bedrooms. The master bedroom is located on the quiet rear side of the building. This room is the perfect size for a double bed and a wardrobe. The second bedroom is spacious enough to serve as a master bedroom as well and faces the front of the building. The third bedroom is smaller in size, and both bedrooms provide access to the adjoining balcony. The bedrooms located at the rear overlook the large communal courtyard garden. The bathroom is accessible from the hallway and features a shower and vanity unit; the toilet is separate.
Enjoying the outdoors in the sun is perfect here in the large communal courtyard or on one of the two balconies. The approximately 3 m² balcony at the front of the building, adjacent to the second bedroom, faces east. The second balcony, approximately 2 m², overlooks the communal courtyard garden and faces west. Here, you can enjoy the morning sun while sipping a cup of coffee. But the large communal courtyard garden, with its clear garden etiquette, remains a wonderful place to enjoy the peace and quiet and momentarily forget the hustle and bustle of the city.
Neighborhood Guide
Montferlandstraat is located in the Veluwebuurt neighborhood, which is part of the highly sought-after Rivierenbuurt. Several streets in this neighborhood are named after regions of the Netherlands. After World War II, architect J.F. Berghoefresidences theresidences , which were built in 1951–1952. The apartment is located in a section of the Amstelhof complex, which was designated a municipal monument in 2014.
Over the years, the neighborhood has evolved into a vibrant community with a variety of amenities. For instance, the nautical brasserie Vis aan de Schelde attracts culinary enthusiasts from both within and outside the city. The same goes for the ice cream parlors Venetië and Pisa IJs, which reopen their doors every year at the start of spring. The De Parade theater festival takes place every summer in Martin Luther King Park, the neighborhood Rear garden green Rear garden with views of the Amstel. Additionally, Beatrix Park and Amstel Park are just a few minutes’ walk away.
Accessibility
The property at Montferlandstraat 8-2 is easily accessible by bike, public transportation, and car. The Europaplein tram and bus stop is just a short walk away, where tram 4 and bus lines 62 and N84 stop. These provide direct connections to the city center and other parts of Amsterdam, among other destinations. In addition, RAI Station is located nearby, from which trains and metros depart to destinations including Amsterdam Central Station, Zuid Station, Schiphol, and other parts of the country.
Surrounding neighborhoods and the city center are easily accessible by bike. By car, major highways and the A10 Ring Road can be reached within minutes.
Parking
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (permit zone Zuid 4.3 Veluwebuurt). With a parking permit for Zuid 4.3 Veluwebuurt, you may park in Zuid-3 and Zuid-4. A resident parking permit costs €199.93 per 6 months. Currently, there is no waiting list for this permit zone. A second parking permit in this zone costs €499.81 per 6 months. (Source: Local authority , May 2026).
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Visa on the Scheldt
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Hakata Senpachi
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Vinnies
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Pizza Project
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Mangi Amore
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Yamazato (*)
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Conservatory
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Ciel Bleu (**)
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Sophie Eats
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Patisserie Tout
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Woorts Butcher Shop
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Sab's Deli
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Grammes
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Poelier Jonker
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Volendam fishmonger Jonk
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