Over Oosterpark 58-2, Amsterdam

Located on Oosterpark, this apartment effortlessly blends classic Amsterdam architecture with contemporary living comfort. The distinctive facade, featuring intricate brickwork and vertical window divisions, gives the building a distinctive rhythm within the streetscape, while the recently completed subdivision and restored foundation provide a technical foundation that is fully in line with modern standards. Inside, a calm and refined design has been chosen. The home is defined by a consistent material palette in which light walls, warm wood tones, and dark accents balance one another. The new herringbone PVC flooring flows seamlessly through the various rooms, enhancing the apartment’s sense of length. The living room faces entirely toward Oosterpark. Three tall windows almost literally draw the greenery inside and create a shifting play of light throughout the day. The ceiling height of over three meters reinforces the open character of the living space, while the understated finish brings a sense of calm. The kitchen features a sleek design and is fully integrated into the space. Dark cabinet fronts subtly contrast with the light, recessed countertop, lending the wall unit an architectural precision. All built-in appliances have been carefully incorporated into the design, making the kitchen feel more like a part of the interior than a separate element. The bathroom also features a serene material palette with large sand-colored tiles, dark wood, and refined fixtures in warm metallic tones. The combination of clean lines and natural hues gives the space an almost hotel-like atmosphere, without feeling distant. At the rear, however, a more intimate living atmosphere emerges. The full-width bedroom overlooks green courtyard gardens and Immediately the balcony, keeping the indoors and outdoors subtly connected. Thanks to the generous dimensions, there is naturally ample space for sleeping, storage, and working within a single open space. The tilt-and-turn windows, Energy Label A, and high-quality finishes underscore the home’s contemporary level of comfort, while its location on Oosterpark firmly anchors the apartment in the character of Amsterdam-Oost.

The living area runs in a single, unbroken line along the front of the apartment, with views of the greenery of Oosterpark providing a soothing backdrop. The three tall windows draw natural light deep into the home and enhance the tranquility of the spacious living area. From the sitting area, you look Immediately up into Immediately treetops, allowing the city’s hustle and bustle to give way to a surprisingly peaceful living experience. The layout of the space feels natural. The dining area is centrally located between the kitchen and living room, allowing cooking, dining, and relaxing to flow effortlessly into one another. The new herringbone PVC flooring subtly connects the different functions and provides the interior with a calm, continuous foundation. The kitchen has been recently renovated and is fully integrated into the space. Dark wood cabinet fronts contrast elegantly with the light, recessed countertop, while the refined detailing—from the bronze faucet to the built-in lighting—creates an understated, luxurious ambiance. All built-in appliances have been carefully incorporated into the design, including a wine climate cabinet and Siemens Studioline appliances. Comfort and simplicity were also prioritized in the finishes. The tilt-and-turn windows provide natural ventilation and enhance the home’s bright character. Thanks to the recent renovation, the restored foundation, and Energy Label A, the apartment feels not only contemporary but also sustainable and future-proof.

The bedroom spans the entire width of the apartment on the quiet rear side and overlooks the green courtyard. Large windows and a wide sliding door leading to the balcony allow natural light to flood deep into the space, while the continuous herringbone flooring and soft color tones create a sense of calm and cohesion. The generous dimensions not only provide space for a comfortable sleeping area but also for a fully functional workspace by the window. This creates a room that effortlessly adapts to the rhythm of the day. The layout between the bedroom, bathroom, and living area is compact and logically organized, allowing each space to retain a natural sense of tranquility. The bathroom is finished in soothing earth tones with dark wood and refined brass details. The spacious natural stone vanity, together with the integrated mirror cabinet, forms a sleek whole. The walk-in shower is generously sized and blends seamlessly with the understated material palette of the space.

At the rear, the home opens onto a south-facing balcony with unobstructed views of the neighborhood’s green courtyard gardens. Its location on the second floor lends a striking sense of tranquility to the outdoor experience; the mature trees and surrounding facades create a sheltered setting where the city briefly fades into the background. The sliding glass doors connect the interior and exterior in a natural way. From morning until well into the afternoon, the sun shines on the balcony and daylight streams deep into the bedroom. The length of the balcony provides space for a compact seating arrangement without obstructing the view. What Immediately is the greenery. Not as an accent, but as a full-fledged part of the view. From both the living area and the bedroom, you look out over a layered urban landscape of trees, rooftops, and characteristic Amsterdam rear facades; open, light, and surprisingly quiet in the middle of the city.

Neighborhood Guide Living on Oosterpark means living in a neighborhood that’s constantly evolving, yet never loses its laid-back character. Everything is within easy reach, from fresh coffee to fine dining. Immediately the park is Hotel Arena with its peaceful terrace under the trees. For a quiet terrace by the park or a refined lunch, Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Maurits at the Park is a favorite destination among locals. Further down Mauritskade is Bar Bukowski, popular with neighbors for drinks and brunch. De Biertuin, Louie Louie, and Pata Negra are all within walking distance and fill the evenings with liveliness. Prefer something a bit more refined? Restaurant De Kas in Park Frankendael offers fine dining, featuring fresh produce from its own garden. For daily groceries, there’s plenty of choice: AH, Marqt, the Dappermarkt, and small specialty shops like Hartog Bakery, Abraham Kef Cheese Shop, and De Groene Weg organic butcher shop. Schools and childcare centers are located in the immediate vicinity. Elementary schools such as De Witte Olifant, Montessorischool Oost, and De Archipel are highly regarded.

Accessibility The apartment is easily accessible by both car and public transportation. Via the S100 and S113, you can reach the A10 ring road in just a few minutes, giving you quick access to other parts of the city and beyond. Thanks to its central location, Oosterpark, Flevopark, and the city center are all within easy reach. In the immediate vicinity, there are several tram and bus stops on Borneostraat and Insulindeweg. Additionally, Amsterdam Muiderpoort Station is just a 15-minute walk away, offering fast train connections to Amsterdam Central Station and the rest of the Netherlands.

Parking Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (Oost-1a permit zone). With a parking permit for Oost-1a, you may park in Oost-1 and Oost-2. A resident parking permit costs €199.93 per 6 months. Currently, there is a 5-month waiting period for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area. (Source: Local authority , June 2026).