Three-story upper floor apartment of approximately 163 m², located in the Stadionbuurt neighborhood. The apartment has a living room, semi-open kitchen, five bedrooms, two Bathrooms three balconies.
Guided tour
Parnassusweg 34-3 is an upper-floor apartment with three full floors, located on a wide street in Amsterdam-Zuid. The communal staircase provides access to the entrance on the third floor.
The living area is located on this floor. At the front is the living room with a bay window and plenty of natural light. At the rear is the dining room with direct access to the balcony. The spacious kitchen offers a view of the green courtyard gardens. Thanks to the French doors, sunlight floods in and the balcony is conveniently located on the southwest.
This floor also has two bedrooms: a spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a second room that would also be perfect as a study. The bathroom also has connections for a washing machine and dryer.
Two bedrooms are bedrooms on the fourth floor, each with access to a balcony. The bathroom is centrally located on this floor and equipped with a bathtub, toilet, and sink.
The fifth floor is currently furnished as a bedroom and can also serve as a comfortable private guest room, study, or TV room. This floor offers plenty of privacy, is air-conditioned, and has a built-in wardrobe. There is also a spacious attic, accessible via a loft ladder. The house is well maintained, has a practical layout, and offers plenty of living space in a quiet street, with the amenities of Amsterdam-Zuid within walking distance.
What the residents will miss
"The stained glass doors, wooden floors, large windows, and built-in closets make this apartment a pleasant, functional, and charming place."
Neighborhood Guide
Parnassusweg 34-3 is located in the popular and quiet part of Amsterdam-Zuid, on the border of the Stadionkwartier and the Zuidas. The neighborhood combines the character of a classic residential area with the advantages of a central location. Various schools, childcare centers, and sports clubs are located in the immediate vicinity. For daily groceries, there are several supermarkets and specialty shops on Stadionplein, while Beethovenstraat offers high-end stores, boutiques, and restaurants. Accessibility to the city center and surrounding neighborhoods is excellent. Yet the street itself exudes a striking tranquility, with wide sidewalks, mature trees, and a well-maintained streetscape. The combination of urban proximity and a pleasant, family-friendly living environment makes this a sought-after location.
Details
• Living area approx. 163 m²
• Three balconies, two at the front and one at the rear
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: April 1, 2005, through March 31, 2055 (AB 2000); the annual ground rent is €2,287.90, subject to annual indexation. Ground rent fixed in perpetuity as of April 1, 2055, to be determined in 2025 based on the 2023 WOZ valuation year
• Spacious layout with generous living areas and bedrooms
• Abundant natural light thanks to large windows and an open floor plan
• Located in an area where a second parking permit is possible
• Well-organized and active homeowners’ association
• Beautiful Amsterdam School details and original features
• Perfect location near the Zuidas, Stadionplein, and all amenities of Amsterdam-Zuid
• Homeowners’ association service fees €270 per month
• Heating cost advance payment €100.00 per month
• Nationally protected cityscape
Triple Parnassus
Parnassusweg 34-3 is a spacious upper house with generous dimensions and a pleasant living area. The cozy kitchen at the rear and the large en suite room at the front offer comfort and flexibility for family living.
The house has been carefully renovated and is in good condition. Authentic details have been preserved, while the layout has been adapted to contemporary use. The location is ideal: close to the Zuidas and Olympiaplein, with a wide range of delicatessens, sports facilities, and schools. A home that effortlessly combines tranquility, space, and urban proximity.
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Parnassusweg 34-3 is located in a classic 1930s building, recognizable by its symmetrical facade, carefully constructed bay windows, and granite facade details. The architecture is representative of the Amsterdam School, with a focus on rhythm, materials, and detail.
Inside, several original elements have been preserved, such as stained glass and suite doors, a black marble fireplace, and a wooden herringbone floor. These characteristic details give the home identity without being dominant.
The rooms are light and well-organized. Large windows on both sides provide natural light and transparency. The living room and dining room are on the third floor, with a view of the trees on the street side and the afternoon sun at the rear. The house has a classic and logical layout with a refined division of living spaces.
A classic upper house that has been practically adapted to contemporary living, while retaining its character and comfort.
The living area on the third floor is practical and attractively laid out. At the front is the spacious living room with a wide bay window and beautiful views of the greenery, which provides particularly pleasant light.
At the rear is the dining room, Immediately to the kitchen. French doors provide access to the balcony and offer unobstructed views of the inner gardens. The kitchen is finished in a light color scheme with contrasting dark cabinets and equipped with high-quality built-in appliances from Miele.
The living and dining areas can be separated by beautiful stained glass doors, which not only add extra atmosphere but also offer flexibility in the use of the spaces. The combination of light, views, original details, and the practical layout makes this floor particularly pleasant for everyday use.
On the third floor, in addition to the living areas, there are two bedrooms. At the front is a spacious and bright bedroom with a bay window and its own en-suite bathroom, equipped with a shower and sink. This spacious bedroom also has two built-in wardrobes. At the rear is an extra room, which can be used as a study or bedroom.
The fourth floor comprises two bright bedrooms, each with its own French balcony. This floor also has a second bathroom, equipped with a bathtub and sink, as well as a separate toilet.
The fifth floor is currently furnished as a bedroom and can also serve as a comfortable private guest room, study, or TV room. This floor offers a lot of privacy, is air-conditioned, and has a built-in wardrobe. There is also a spacious attic, accessible via a loft ladder.
The apartment has three bright, sunny balconies with unobstructed views and plenty of privacy.
At the rear of the living floor is a sunny southwest-facing balcony, accessible from both the dining room and the kitchen. Thanks to the French doors and its favorable location, this is the perfect place to enjoy the afternoon and evening light. Ideal for an aperitif or a quiet moment of relaxation overlooking the deep, green inner gardens.
In addition, there are two French balconies that are Immediately to the bedrooms the fourth floor, overlooking mature greenery. All three balconies offer a combination of privacy and tranquility, unique for living in such a centrally located part of Amsterdam Zuid.
Parnassusweg 34-3 is located in the popular and quiet part of Amsterdam-Zuid, on the border of the Stadionkwartier and the Zuidas. The neighborhood combines the character of a classic residential area with the advantages of a central location. There are various schools, childcare facilities, and sports clubs in the immediate vicinity. For daily shopping, there are several supermarkets and specialty stores on Stadionplein, while Beethovenstraat offers high-quality shops, boutiques, and restaurants. The center and surrounding districts are easily accessible. Yet the street itself is remarkably quiet, with wide sidewalks, mature trees, and a well-maintained streetscape. The combination of urban proximity and a pleasant, family-friendly living environment makes this a sought-after location.
accessibility
Parnassusweg 34-3 is easily accessible by car and public transport. Its location between Stadionplein and Zuidas provides direct access to the A10, A4, and A2 motorways. Parking is available via a permit system, and there is usually sufficient space Available the street or Available the immediate vicinity.
Zuid WTC station is a few minutes away by bike and offers access to trains, metros, trams, and buses. This means that Schiphol Airport, the center of Amsterdam, and cities such as Utrecht and The Hague can be reached quickly and efficiently. The property is located around the corner from the beautiful and green Stadionkade and close to the peaceful Beatrixpark — ideal for a walk, a run, or a moment away from the hustle and bustle of the city. You can also reach the Vondelpark, Beethovenstraat, or the Museum Quarter within ten minutes by bike.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 2.2). With a parking permit for Zuid 2.2, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8.
A parking permit for residents costs €199.93 per 6 months. There is currently no waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit costs €499.81 per 6 months. (Source: Local authority , March 2026).
This apartment is very light and spacious. The stained glass doors, wooden floors, large windows, and built-in closets make this apartment a pleasant, functional, and charming place. It has a practical layout with separate areas to enjoy with family and to entertain friends.
We use all the rooms; it is a super functional home. We like to drink coffee in the living room. The separate office/study is also very practical; we used it daily and also regularly as a guest room. During dinner, we often open the balcony doors to enjoy the afternoon sun.
The location is very pleasant. It's great to have the cheese shop L'Amuse and the French bakery Le Fournil around the corner. All basic amenities are nearby: (organic) supermarket, pharmacy, specialty coffee shop, and various restaurants. The Zuidas is within walking distance and the highway is close by. By bike, we can reach the Museumplein and Vondelpark within 10 minutes.
We have enjoyed living in this lovely, bright, spacious, and conveniently located apartment, where we have spent wonderful years with our family and friends.
1076 BJ Amsterdam
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