Unique ground floor apartment with spacious garden on the Vondelvijver. Living on the Vondelpark, with a deep garden that Immediately on the Vondelvijver – that's something special. This three-story ground floor apartment not only offers plenty of space, but also a unique combination of greenery, tranquility, and urban convenience. A hidden gem in Amsterdam-Zuid!
Guided tour
This unique three-story ground floor apartment on the Vondelvijver combines space, comfort, and a beautiful location in Amsterdam-Zuid. The spacious living room with lots of natural light and an attractive built-in wardrobe seamlessly connects to the dining room, which offers a beautiful view of the garden and Vondelpark thanks to its large windows. The semi-open kitchen is fully equipped and has direct access to the garden, creating a pleasant indoor-outdoor experience. On the first floor, there are two spacious bedrooms, two studies, and a generous bathroom. The master bedroom has a covered balcony/terrace, perfect for starting or ending the day in peace. The basement offers extra living space with a TV room, a connecting room, a spacious storage room with laundry room, and a wine cellar. There is also the possibility to create additional Rooms a bathroom. The outdoor areas are a big plus: the loggia off the master bedroom offers views of Vondelpark, and the spacious 241 m² garden is Immediately from the dining room and kitchen. Thanks to various terraces, you can enjoy the sun or shade all day long. A terrace by the water enhances the feeling of living in Vondelpark. In addition, the garden has its own entrance from the street, ideal for bicycles or gardening. In short, a particularly spacious and versatile house in a unique and idyllic location in Amsterdam!
Neighborhood Guide
At the end of the 19th century, as Amsterdam’s city center became increasingly crowded, there was a growing need for a green neighborhood close to downtown. In 1881, architect Zocher designed the Willemspark, now better known as the Vondelpark. A few decades later, the first villas sprang up there, surrounding the ponds. Stately homes in classical architectural styles welcomed families to this quieter and greener part of the city. The neighborhood then expanded southward.
An exceptionally peaceful and leafy location Immediately Vondelpark. Living at Vondelpark is a luxury. All this in the midst of a beautiful residential environment, yet very centrally located in the city. This location is exceptionally accessible and surrounded by all the amenities and vibrancy of a major city. Additionally, schools are within walking and biking distance.
Details
• Approx. 241 m² of living space
• Approx. 7 m² northwest-facing balcony/loggia
• Approx. 241 m² northwest-facing garden
• Located on freehold land
• Energy rating: E
• Architect: J.F. Staal Jr.
• Municipally protected historic district
Vondelview
Every time I walk into this three-story ground floor apartment at Oranje Nassaulaan 56-hs, I am thrilled by the details, the view of the park, and the pleasant atmosphere that the house exudes. The ground floor apartment has a stately appearance due to its size and character. What makes this property special are the generous dimensions and high ceilings on every floor. In addition, the plot with a spacious side garden and a deep Rear garden the Vondelvijver, overlooking the Vondelpark, is unique for a three-story ground floor apartment in Zuid. The authentic style of the house has been largely preserved, which I personally find very appealing. A beautiful example of this is the loggia in the master bedroom, an original detail with many stylistic features. In short, this ground floor apartment is the pinnacle of living in Zuid for a family with growing children and a love for the style and architecture of the early 20th century.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The building at Oranje Nassaulaan 56, built in 1910, is part of a complex consisting of three buildings: numbers 52, 54, and 56. These three double city villas were designed in the characteristic Rationalism style, a common style in the neighborhood. An important feature of this style is the almost total absence of ornamentation; only decorations that emphasize the function of a building component are permitted. The architect of this complex is the well-known Jan Frederik Staal Jr. (1879-1940). After a trip to America in 1901, he joined his father's construction company, Staal & Haalmeijer, in 1902. Here he worked with Co Kropholler and, from 1908, also with Kropholler's sister Margaret, with whom he began a relationship and married in 1936. The collaboration with Kropholler ended in 1910 due to a conflict, after which Staal started his own practice. Initially, Staal applied an Art Deco-like style (e.g., De Utrecht on Damrak, 1902), but he made the transition to Berlage's rationalism (Villa Emmaplein 2, 1911), then to the Amsterdam School (Coenen-/Ruloffs-/Bronckhorststraat, 1922), and finally to the modernism of the Nieuwe Bouwen (Apollolaan/Beethovenstraat, 1938).
His best-known building is probably the Wolkenkrabber (Skyscraper) on Victorieplein (1930). Staal was also involved in the design of the monumental villa district Park Meerwijk in Bergen (North Holland), his first works in the Amsterdam School style.
Upon entering, you immediately feel the space and comfort of this home. The spacious hall with a vestibule provides a pleasant entrance. The living room, located on the quiet street side, extends across the entire width of the house, creating a spacious feeling. Extra light enters through the side window, making the atmosphere even more pleasant. A stylish, custom-made wall unit in the style of the original en-suite provides a natural division of the space. On one side, it functions as a bookcase in the living room, and on the other side as a china cabinet in the dining room. The dining room itself offers plenty of space for cozy dining, with an attractive fireplace as the centerpiece. Adjacent to the garden and surrounded by large windows, this space is wonderfully light and offers a beautiful view of the garden and the Vondelpark. The semi-open kitchen is fully equipped and has a direct connection to both the dining room and the garden. This creates a pleasant indoor-outdoor experience, perfect for long summer evenings or a relaxed start to the day. In addition, there is a separate guest toilet in the hall.
On the first floor, there are two spacious bedrooms, two studies, and a generous bathroom. The master bedroom, located at the quiet rear of the house, has the added luxury of a covered balcony/terrace. An ideal place to start the day in peace and quiet or end the evening with a good book. The second large bedroom is located at the front and has a built-in wardrobe. Thanks to the width of the property, the two extra Rooms are also Rooms spaces, currently furnished as studies but also perfectly suited as children's rooms. The centrally located bathroom is spacious and comfortable, with a bathtub, separate shower, and double sink. Thanks to its corner location, the bathroom also has a window, which provides natural light and ventilation. There is also a separate toilet on the landing.
basement
The basement adds extra functionality and living space. Here you will find a cozy TV room with built-in cupboards and windows facing the Side garden, making it a pleasant, light space. There is also a connecting room, also with a window, which offers various possibilities. At the front is a spacious storage room with a laundry room, the central heating boiler and water heater, and a separate wine cellar. There is also a bicycle storage room accessible from the garden. This basement offers plenty of opportunities to create extra Rooms a second bathroom, depending on your wishes.
This property has two unique outdoor areas. The loggia off the master bedroom offers a beautiful view of Vondelpark and is a wonderful place to relax. In addition, there is a spacious side and Rear garden no less than 241 m², Immediately from both the dining room and the kitchen. The garden has been carefully landscaped and offers a wonderful mix of sun and shade, thanks to the various terraces. This allows you to find the perfect spot to relax or enjoy a meal outside at any time of the day. What makes this garden extra special is its direct access from the street. Handy for storing bicycles or for gardening. The terrace by the water gives a free and relaxed feeling, as if you live in the middle of Vondelpark – a unique experience in the heart of Amsterdam.
At the end of the 19th century, as Amsterdam's city center became increasingly crowded, there was a growing need for a green neighborhood close to the center. In 1881, architect Zocher designed Willemspark, now better known as Vondelpark. A few decades later, the first villas were built around the ponds. Stately buildings in classic architectural styles welcomed families to this quieter and greener part of the city. The neighborhood then expanded southward.
An exceptionally quiet and leafy location Immediately Vondelpark. Living in Vondelpark is a luxury. All this in the middle of a beautiful residential area and at the same time very central in the city. This location is particularly accessible and is surrounded by all metropolitan amenities and dynamism. In addition, schools are within walking and cycling distance.
Accessibility
Oranje Nassaulaan, located in beautiful Amsterdam-Zuid, is a quiet street in this lively neighborhood. With a convenient location near various amenities, the property is easily accessible by various forms of transportation.
The property is easily accessible by car via the A10 ring road, exit S106 or S108 towards Amsterdam-Zuid. Given the property's convenient geographical location, Schiphol Airport can be reached within 16 minutes by car.
For those who prefer public transport, Oranje Nassaulaan offers good connections to tram and bus lines. Tram line 2 stops on Koninginneweg, is within walking distance, and takes you quickly to Amsterdam city center. In addition, there are several bus lines that run along or near Saxen-Weimarlaan, including bus lines 15 and 347. Both Amsterdam-Zuid and Lelylaan train stations are within an 8-minute bike ride.
parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 8.1).
With a parking permit for Zuid 8.1, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8.
A parking permit for residents costs €192.81 per 6 months.
There is currently a 6-month waiting period for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area.
(Source: Local authority , January 2025).
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