The Nassaukade is a contemporary ground-floor apartment of approximately 119 m² with a lovely west-facing garden. The combination of 3.15-meter-high ceilings, herringbone parquet flooring, and the spacious living area creates a pleasant atmosphere in the home.
Guided tour
The living area is the heart of the home. The living room is located at the front and features tall windows that let in plenty of natural light. The shutters give the space a serene atmosphere while providing privacy. The seating area is spacious and offers a comfortable spot to relax. The herringbone parquet extends throughout the entire floor, creating a warm foundation for the home. The dining area is situated in the center of the home. The long table serves as a natural gathering spot for dining together, working, or lingering over a meal. The modern kitchen Immediately this Immediately . The kitchen island serves Immediately the central workspace and is also a pleasant spot to sit while cooking. The kitchen features a sleek design with light-colored cabinet fronts, a dark countertop, and built-in appliances.
The bedrooms on the quiet rear side of the house. From here, you look out onto the garden, and it is noticeably quieter than on the street side. The master bedroom opens Immediately the terrace. The French doors let in plenty of light and make it easy to step outside. Adjacent to the bedroom is a practical walk-in closet with ample space for clothing and storage. The second room is currently used as a children’s room but could also serve well as a home office or guest room.
The well-appointed bathroom is compact and modern, featuring a walk-in shower, a vanity unit, and dark wall tiles that create a serene atmosphere. There is also a separate toilet.
The outdoor space
At the rear is a lovely city garden measuring over 53 m². The garden is beautifully landscaped with a combination of wooden decking, patio tiles, and greenery. Thanks to its west-facing orientation, you can enjoy the sun from midday into the evening. The patio Immediately the house is large enough for a dining table or lounge area, making the garden a natural extension of the home. At the back of the garden stands the garden house. This is a fully-fledged extra space that can be used in various ways. Currently, it is furnished as a workspace with an adjacent sleeping area and a private bathroom. This makes it ideal as a guesthouse, studio, or quiet home office. The garden house adds extra versatility to the garden and ensures that the outdoor space truly becomes part of daily living.
Neighborhood Guide
The home on Nassaukade is centrally located between the Jordaan and Oud-West neighborhoods. It’s a lively area where the city’s energy meets a pleasant residential tranquility.
For coffee or breakfast, there are several spots in the immediate vicinity, such as Back to Black, Lot Sixty One, and Espressofabriek. There’s also plenty of culinary choice, with restaurants like Morgan & Mees, Daalder, Pesca, and Salmuera. Around the Elandsgracht, Hugo de Grootplein, and Haarlemmerstraat, you’ll also find numerous bistros, cafés, and wine bars.
For daily groceries, De Hallen, the Ten Katemarkt, and the shops on Haarlemmerstraat and Bilderdijkstraat are nearby. You’ll also find various specialty shops and delicatessens here.
For relaxation in green spaces, both Westerpark and Vondelpark are a short bike ride away. Additionally, the canals in the Jordaan offer a beautiful route for a walk or a jog.
Details
• Living area approx. 119 m²
• Apartment (residential use) approx. 92 m² and garden shed (storage use) approx. 28 m²
• West-facing garden of approx. 53 m²
• Located on a perpetual leasehold (AB2016), the ground rent is €2,479.47 per year (tax-deductible)
• Energy label B
• Wooden window frames, Double glazed
• Homeowners’ association service charges €321.78 per month
• Maintenance plan available
The Nassaukade offers a contemporary ground floor apartment with a lovely garden. The combination of high ceilings (3.15 meters), herringbone parquet flooring, and the long living space gives the house a pleasant atmosphere. In the morning, light streams in beautifully at the front. Later in the day, life often moves to the garden, where the west-facing location allows you to enjoy the sun until the evening.
The garden is an extension of the house and offers a nice place for dinner or a glass of wine at the end of the day. The garden house offers a surprising number of possibilities. It functions both as a workplace and a guest room with its own bathroom.
In addition, the location is ideal. The Jordaan, Oud-West, and the canals are within walking distance. Good cafes, restaurants, and shops are always close by, while the house itself offers a quiet place to stay.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The house is located in a characteristic building on Nassaukade, part of Amsterdam's nineteenth-century urban expansion. The façade has the typical proportions of that period: high windows, a clear vertical layout, and subtle balcony lines. The dark façade gives the building a powerful appearance within the streetscape. Natural stone details around the entrance and windows provide a classic foundation.
What makes this architecture strong is the relationship between height and light. The tall windows provide plenty of daylight and give the home a spacious feel. At the same time, the character of the original building remains clearly visible. The attic floor with dormer windows matches the historic roofline of the street and completes the silhouette of the building. This allows the house to fit naturally into the rhythm of the Nassaukade.
The living space forms the heart of the home. The living room is located at the front and is characterized by high windows that let in plenty of daylight. The shutters give the space a calm appearance and offer privacy at the same time.
The sitting area is spacious and forms a comfortable place to relax. The herringbone parquet flooring continues throughout the entire floor and provides a warm foundation in the home.
The dining area is located in the center of the home. The long table is a natural place to eat, work, or linger after a meal. The modern kitchen connects Immediately this area. The kitchen island is the central work area and is also a nice place to sit while cooking. The kitchen has a sleek design with light-colored cabinets, a dark countertop, and integrated appliances.
The bedrooms at the quiet rear of the house. Here you have a view of the garden and it is noticeably quieter than on the street side.
The master bedroom is located Immediately the terrace. The French doors provide plenty of light and make it easy to step outside. Adjacent is a practical walk-in closet with ample space for clothing and storage.
The second room is currently used as a children's room, but could also function well as a study or guest room.
The well-maintained bathroom is compact and modern, with a walk-in shower, washbasin, and dark wall tiles that create a calm atmosphere. There is also a separate toilet.
At the rear is a lovely city garden measuring over 53 square meters. The garden is beautifully landscaped with a combination of wooden decking, patio tiles, and greenery. Thanks to its west-facing orientation, you can enjoy the sun from midday into the evening.
The patio Immediately the house is large enough for a dining table or lounge area, making the garden a natural extension of the home.
At the back of the garden stands the garden house. This is a fully-fledged additional space that can be used in various ways. Currently, it is furnished as a workspace with an adjacent sleeping area and a private bathroom. This makes it ideal as a guesthouse, studio, or quiet home office. The garden house adds versatility to the garden and ensures that the outdoor space truly becomes an integral part of daily living.
The property on Nassaukade is centrally located between the Jordaan and Oud-West neighborhoods. A lively area where the dynamism of the city meets pleasant residential tranquility.
For coffee or breakfast, there are several places in the immediate vicinity, such as Back to Black, Lot Sixty One, and Espressofabriek. There is also plenty of choice in terms of cuisine, with restaurants such as Morgan & Mees, Daalder, Pesca, and Salmuera. Around the Elandsgracht, Hugo de Grootplein, and Haarlemmerstraat, there are also numerous bistros, cafés, and wine bars.
For daily shopping, De Hallen, the Ten Katemarkt, and the shops on Haarlemmerstraat and Bilderdijkstraat are nearby. Here you will also find various specialty shops and delicatessens.
For relaxation in green surroundings, both Westerpark and Vondelpark are a short bike ride away. In addition, the canals in the Jordaan offer a beautiful route for a walk or a run.
Accessibility
The property at Nassaukade 161 A is easily accessible by bicycle, public transport, and car. The Rozengracht bus stop is located Immediately the door, where bus lines N83, N84, N86, and N88 stop. Several tram and bus stops with connections to different parts of the city are also within walking distance.
Amsterdam Central Station is about a ten-minute bike ride away. By car, the arterial roads and the A10 ring road can usually be reached within about fifteen minutes.
Parking
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (Permit Zone West 11.1). A parking permit for West 11.1 allows parking in West 11. A resident parking permit costs €199.93 per six months. There is currently a waiting period of approximately 8 months for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area (source: Local authority , March 2026).
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