Contemporary and bright upstairs apartment of approximately 55 m² located on private land with energy label C, offering beautiful views of Rembrandtpark.
Guided tour
Upon entering, Immediately calm layout Immediately catches the eye. All Rooms are Rooms accessible from the central hall. At the front is the living room with wide windows overlooking Rembrandtpark. There is space here for a spacious sitting area and dining table. At the rear is the kitchen, practically furnished and with a door to the balcony. In the morning, the sun shines here, making it a natural place for breakfast or coffee. Adjacent is the bathroom, with a jacuzzi bathtub, shower, sink, and washing machine connection. The toilet is separately accessible from the hall. At the rear is the bedroom, with French doors to the balcony. The walk-in closet offers plenty of storage space and keeps the room looking uncluttered. The balcony extends across the full width of the apartment and overlooks the inner gardens. At the front, Rembrandtpark forms an extension of the living room, a green view that makes the apartment feel spacious. The day begins in the light of the morning sun at the rear and ends with the evening sun at the park. A clearly laid-out apartment that offers peace and quiet, while all amenities are nearby.
Neighborhood Guide
The property is located in the Orteliusbuurt neighborhood in Amsterdam West. The neighborhood is a trendy and vibrant area. It is a popular residential area for young professionals, couples, and families due to its multiple city parks, green layout, and convenient location. The neighborhood offers a diverse selection of shops, restaurants, and cafés, with many local businesses contributing to the area’s unique atmosphere. On Jan van Galenstraat and Hoofdweg, you’ll find a wide range of supermarkets, shops, bakeries, and dining options. There are also several parks in the neighborhood, including Erasmuspark, Rembrandtpark, and Westerpark. Erasmuspark and Rembrandtpark are beautiful city parks featuring a pond, playground equipment, and various sports facilities. Westerpark has a cultural center, a movie theater, various restaurants and cafés, and is a popular destination.
Details
• Living area approx. 55 m²
• East-facing balcony
• Energy rating C
• Year of construction
• Located on freehold land
• Municipally protected cityscape
• Homeowners’ association (VvE) service charges €85.71 per month
• A non-owner-occupancy clause will be included in the deed of sale
This information has been compiled by us with due care. However, we accept no liability whatsoever for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, or for the consequences thereof. All specified sizes and surface areas are indicative only.
The Measurement Instruction is based on NEN2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more unambiguous method of measurement for giving an indication of the usable area. The Measurement Instruction does not completely rule out differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations in performing the measurement.
Park view on the west side
This apartment on Orteliuskade Immediately feels Immediately . The layout is logical, the light is beautifully distributed, and the view of Rembrandtpark adds something extra every day. It is a quiet place in the city, with everything nearby but without the hustle and bustle. The living room overlooks the greenery, and at the rear is the balcony where the sun rises in the morning. Inside, everything is neat and practical, with a good balance between beauty and comfort. Orteliuskade is a quiet street in De Baarsjes, adjacent to Rembrandtpark. A great location for those who like to live in the city but also value peace and greenery.
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
On Orteliuskade, you live on the edge of Rembrandtpark, in a quiet street with a view of greenery. The living room is at the front and opens with wide windows facing the park. Daylight falls deep into the room and gives the house an open, relaxed atmosphere. Orteliuskade is named after Abraham Ortelius, the sixteenth-century cartographer who compiled the first atlas. Many streets in this neighborhood were named after cartographers and explorers. Although the name suggests otherwise, there is no water here. Orteliuskade is located on Rembrandtpark, an area that has been urbanized and drained, so there is no longer any open water along the quay. Inside, the finish is neat and timeless. The light walls and wooden floor form a calm base, in which the view and spaciousness play the leading role. The layout is practical: all Rooms accessible from the central hall and connect logically to each other. From the living room, you look out over Rembrandtpark, one of Amsterdam's largest city parks, laid out in the 1970s. At that time, the current park area was still polder land, but today it is a lively place with walking paths, ponds rich in plants, and many birds. This green view gives this home a pleasant balance between city and tranquility.
The living room is located at the front of the house and overlooks Rembrandtpark. The wide windows provide plenty of light and make the view part of the space. It is a quiet room with enough space for a spacious sitting area and a separate dining table. The layout is logical and open, allowing daylight to shine through. In the evening, the sun shines in on the park side, creating a warm, relaxed atmosphere. The room feels spacious and pleasant with the park as a backdrop. The kitchen is located at the rear and is Immediately the balcony. This is where the sun rises, making it the ideal place to start the day. The layout is practical and well-organized, with sufficient workspace and a logical connection to the outside. The living room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilet are easily accessible from the central hall. The living area at the front is light and open, while the rear is practical and sheltered. Together, they form a clear, well-thought-out layout.
The bedroom is located at the rear of the house and opens onto the balcony with double doors. In the morning, the sun shines in, making the room feel light and pleasant. The walk-in closet is adjacent to the sleeping area and keeps everything tidy. It has a nice layout, everything is focused on tranquility and a pleasant feeling. The bathroom is next to the kitchen and is spacious. The bathtub has an integrated jacuzzi and a shower. There is also a sink with plenty of space around it and a connection for the washing machine. The finish is practical and neat, with attention to comfort and ease of use. The toilet is separate from the bathroom and accessible via the central hall.
The balcony is located at the rear and is accessible from both the kitchen and the bedroom. In the morning, the sun shines here, making it a pleasant place to sit outside with a view of the inner gardens. Due to its direct connection to the interior, the balcony feels like a natural extension of the apartment, a quiet place in the middle of the city. At the front, Rembrandtpark almost forms the Front garden the home. The combination of the balcony at the rear and the view at the front creates a pleasant contrast: sun and shelter in the morning, light and a view of the greenery in the evening. This means that at any time of the day, there is a place to be outside.
The property is located in the Orteliusbuurt neighborhood in Amsterdam West. The neighborhood is a trendy and vibrant place. It is a popular residential area for young professionals, couples, and families due to the presence of several city parks, the green layout of the neighborhood, and its convenient location. The neighborhood has a varied selection of shops, restaurants, and cafes, with many local businesses contributing to the unique atmosphere of the neighborhood. On Jan van Galenstraat and Hoofdweg, you will find a wide range of supermarkets, shops, bakeries, and eateries. There are also several parks in the neighborhood, including Erasmuspark, Rembrandtpark, and Westerpark. Erasmuspark and Rembrandtpark are beautiful city parks with a pond, playground equipment, and various sports facilities. Westerpark has a cultural center, a cinema, various restaurants, and cafés and is a popular location.
accessibility
Orteliuskade 26-1 is located in the quiet and green De Baarsjes neighborhood on the west side of Amsterdam. This location is characterized by a pleasant balance between urban liveliness and serene tranquility. Public transportation will take you to the city center in just a few minutes. Various tram and bus lines connect the neighborhood with all parts of the city. The proximity of the A10 ring road also makes the location easily accessible by car. For daily shopping, Jan Evertsenstraat and Mercatorplein are within walking distance. The nearby parks, such as Rembrandtpark and Erasmuspark, invite you to take a relaxing walk or enjoy a moment of recreation.
parking facilities
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (permit area West-1.2). With a parking permit for West-1.2, you may park in West-1. A parking permit for residents costs €192.81 per 6 months. The estimated waiting time for a parking permit is currently 5 months. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , October 2025)
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