Apartment of approximately 53 m², located near the Vondelpark. The property has a living room, an open kitchen, one bedroom, one bathroom, and two balconies, located at both the front and rear, facing east and west, which spread the outdoor experience throughout the day. Possibility to create a second bedroom, see alternative layout.
Guided tour
The communal staircase provides access to the apartment on the second floor. The layout is Immediately and extends across the entire length of the apartment.
The living room is located at the front of the apartment and provides access to the east-facing balcony. The open kitchen is centrally located in the apartment, logically positioned between the living and dining areas. The dining area is located at the rear of the apartment and provides access to the west-facing balcony.
The bedroom is also located at the rear and Immediately the spacious en-suite bathroom with bathtub and shower. The house has an efficient layout, with outdoor space on both sides and a bright, functional living area.
Outdoor space
The apartment has two balconies, located at both the front and rear of the property, with a clear sun orientation that spreads use throughout the day.
The front balcony faces east and catches the morning sun. The rear balcony faces west and benefits from the afternoon and evening sun. This layout makes it possible to be outside at different times of the day. In addition, the location within walking distance of the Vondelpark feels like an extension of the outdoor space.
Neighborhood guide
Live in a charming neighborhood close to the green heart of the city, the Vondelpark.
This apartment is located in the popular Oud-West district with its wide variety of shops, restaurants, trendy cafés, and sports facilities. The J.P. Heijestraat offers artisan shops such as Levain et le vin, Trakteren, and Zeeduivel. For drinks on the terrace, Gebrouwen door Vrouwen, Comodo, Gollem, Rayleigh & Ramsey, Bar Kosta, and Café Lennep are good choices. And with the Overtoom around the corner, you can end your evenings in delicious restaurants such as Otto Volante, Parallel, and Adam. The property is also close to the greenery of Vondelpark, where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility of nature.
Accessibility
The property enjoys excellent accessibility due to its proximity to public transport facilities and major roads. Tram and bus connections provide a direct link to the city center, Amsterdam Central Station, and Amsterdam-Zuid. The property is also easily accessible by car, as the apartment is centrally located in relation to the A10 ring road, among other things.
Details
• Usable living area of approx. 53 m²
• Two balconies of approx. 7 m²
• Possibility to create a second bedroom, see alternative layout
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease period 08-03-2022 to 31-07-2034, AB 2000, ground rent payable is €62.40 per year.
• Application for conversion to perpetual leasehold with AB 2016 has already been made, whereby the ground rent has been fixed.
• Energy label C
• Service costs VvE €99.53 per month
Wijzen Wind
This apartment on Pieter Langendijkstraat is part of a characteristic building block dating from 1909 and combines a clear layout with recognizable architectural features from that period. The apartment was redesigned in 2015, retaining the original structure and adapting it to contemporary living.
The open living space with central kitchen, the quiet bedroom with spacious en-suite bathroom, and the two balconies with morning and evening sun combine to create a practical and comfortable apartment. A home that is logically designed, pleasant to live in, and distinguished by a balance between character and functionality.
The name Wijzen Wind refers to the artwork by Rolf van Engelen on the roof. This weather vane indicates the direction of the wind.
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The apartment is part of a characteristic building block from 1909, constructed in traditional style. The architecture of the building has been carefully preserved and is in keeping with the original urban character of the neighborhood.
Inside, the classic en-suite rooms are still recognizable and form an important structural element in the home. This original layout creates clear transitions between the different rooms and contributes to a balanced floor plan.
In 2015, the apartment was renovated and redesigned. A more open living concept was chosen, in line with contemporary use. The open kitchen is centrally located and directly connected to the living and dining area. The new layout enhances the feeling of space and light without detracting from the character of the home.
The living and dining area extends across the entire length of the apartment. The living room is located at the front, with direct access to the balcony on the street side. This provides pleasant daylight and an open connection to the outside.
The open kitchen is centrally located in the home and forms the connecting element between living and dining. Since the renovation in 2015, the layout has been clear and functional, with distinct zones without physical separations. The original en-suite room is still recognizable in the spatial design and gives structure to the floor plan.
At the rear is the dining area with access to the second balcony. This gives the house outdoor space at both the front and rear, making it flexible for everyday use.
The apartment has a spacious bedroom, which is quietly located at the rear of the property. The room has a clear layout and can be furnished functionally, with direct access to the bathroom.
The en-suite bathroom is spacious and features both a bathtub and a separate shower. Its location at the rear of the house and direct connection to the bedroom create a quiet and private setting. Possibility to create a second bedroom, see alternative layout.
The apartment has two balconies, located at both the front and rear of the property, with a clear sun orientation that spreads use throughout the day
The front balcony faces east and catches the morning sun. The rear balcony faces west and benefits from the afternoon and evening sun. This layout makes it possible to be outside at different times of the day. In addition, the location within walking distance of the Vondelpark feels like an extension of the outdoor space.
Live in an attractive neighborhood close to the green heart of the city, the Vondelpark.
This apartment is located in the popular Oud-West district with its wide variety of shops, restaurants, trendy cafés, and sports facilities. The J.P. Heijestraat offers artisan shops such as Levain et le vin, Trakteren, and Zeeduivel. For drinks on the terrace, Gebrouwen door Vrouwen, Comodo, Gollem, Rayleigh & Ramsey, Bar Kosta, and Café Lennep are good choices. And with the Overtoom around the corner, you can end your evenings in delicious restaurants such as Otto Volante, Parallel, and Adam. The property is also close to the greenery of Vondelpark, where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility of nature.
The property enjoys excellent accessibility due to its proximity to public transport facilities and major roads. Tram and bus connections provide a direct link to the city center, Amsterdam Central Station, and Amsterdam-Zuid. The property is also easily accessible by car, as the apartment is centrally located in relation to the A10 ring road, among other things.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transportation. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S108 (Oud-Zuid). From both Amstelveenseweg and Haarlemmermeer station Rooms tram and bus lines, such as tram 2 to Central Station and Nieuw Sloten and buses to Rivierenbuurt and Station Zuid respectively. Regional transport also departs from this stop, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport. Station Zuid is a 5-minute bike ride away.
Parking in West-11.3.
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area West-11.3.).
With a parking permit for West-11.3., you may park in West-11. A parking permit for residents costs €192.82 per 6 months. There is currently a 9-month waiting period for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area.
1054 WC Amsterdam
Pizza Project
It started with a pizza oven in their Rear garden. Every Friday, friends and family would line up outside their house to pick up a pizza. Now, Idske and Bas have two locations and a food truck. The secret? Letting the dough rise for 48 hours, which makes the crust light and airy and the pizza easier on the stomach. On weekends, they also serve sandwiches for lunch.
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De Figurantenbar
A neighborhood pub as it should be; great service, nice people, good wines and lots of fun. Watching football with the local residents, participating in a pop quiz or listening to live music. The offer is diverse and cozy.
1054 WB Amsterdam
Barrica
At Barrica, you can enjoy wine and food. Immerse yourself in a Mediterranean atmosphere with an Italian and Spanish wine and menu selection, as well as a warm, cozy interior. You can opt for shared dining with a mix of tapas and antipasti, allowing you to sample a bit of everything, from burrata and lasagna to cod in tomato sauce. It's an atmospheric restaurant with good wines and delicious food.
1054 VL Amsterdam
Gorgo Lunchroom
Gorgo was founded by Rifat Ergor and Berkutay Gunel, who left Istanbul together nine years ago and realized their dream of owning their own business in Amsterdam. Ergor is an architect, Gunel a creative director, and that creative vision is evident in everything: from the lighting in the space to the approach to the cuisine. Their lunchroom is inspired by Anatolia and they describe it as 'neither East nor West', a place where Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Armenian, and Greek influences come together. The menu features unique dishes such as toasted sandwiches with kavurma, tahini, and honey, sesame cookies filled with different sesame varieties, and drinks such as sumac lemonade and hoşaf kombucha.
1054 TL Amsterdam
Language Coffee
Taal Coffee is a coffee shop in Amsterdam-West, founded by Aleksandra Fedorova, who, after years of experience in the coffee world, wanted to create her own place centered around meeting people and paying attention. The name refers to the way taste and conversation connect people, and that idea is at the heart of the business. Here, it's all about carefully prepared espressos and filter coffee, with beans from small roasters and seasonal drinks. In addition to coffee, artisanal sweets are served in a space where locals like to stay and work or catch up.
1054 KG Amsterdam
Focacceria
The Italian Valeria Lucente finds the Italian restaurants in Amsterdam surprisingly good, but she does miss the flavors of home. Especially the focaccia from her region. This delicate flatbread, about two centimeters thick, is airy, greasy and as soft as a cloud. Unlike focaccia from other Italian regions, the Genovese version does not have a crispy, but a soft top. This is because the dough is brushed with olive oil, water and salt before baking. Especially in Genoa, focaccia is enjoyed at every meal and that is now possible in Amsterdam.
1054 MK Amsterdam
Gitane
Angelo Kremmydas, both chef and owner, cooks exclusively with the freshest, seasonal ingredients. The menu reflects his vision and offers a modest and refined selection of contemporary à la carte dishes. There are no complicated set menus here; Location you have the freedom to order exactly what you desire at that moment. Angelo's Mediterranean background shines through in every dish. In addition to the flavorful menu, there is an extensive wine list.
1053 NJ Amsterdam
Bon Burger
Bon Burger is the new venture from Freek Kattenberg, known for Bottleshop in East Amsterdam, who brings together his love of burgers and natural wine with this concept. After years of successful burger pop-ups at Bottleshop, he decided it was time for a permanent location in West Amsterdam, on the popular deck on Jacob van Lennepkade. Kattenberg believes that doing something as simple as a hamburger well is a craft, and this is reflected in his focus on grilling technique and quality. The meat comes from Dutch dual-purpose cows, which first lived as dairy cows and are therefore more sustainable and flavorful. Bon Burger feels like a relaxed neighborhood spot where connoisseurs and curious passers-by come together for burgers, wine, and long evenings by the water.
1054 EK Amsterdam
Mr. Gyoza
In addition to the traditional pork gyoza, the restaurant also offers vegetarian and vegan options, including pink beet gyoza. The menu also includes various side dishes and desserts, such as fried chicken, ramen noodles and green tea ice cream. The interior of Mr. Gyoza is modern and cozy, with an open kitchen where you can see the chefs at work.
1054 ME Amsterdam
Flo's Appetizing
At Flo's Appetizing, you've come to the right place for handmade American bagels. Owner Heather Eddy passionately prepares the freshest bagels with varied toppings for you every day. A favorite is the pastrami or grilled cheese and egg.
1053 GS Amsterdam
Vitalente Café
Café Vita Lente was opened by Simon Witmaar, former owner of the Michelin-starred restaurant Coulisse, which he ran together with Tim van der Molen. With Vita Lente, he deliberately chose something completely different: not fine dining, but a café where spontaneity and freedom are central. Bas Holthuizen, who came over from Coulisse, is in charge of the kitchen, where he cooks in a more relaxed format with hot and cold dishes that you can order throughout the day. The concept revolves around the Italian idea of 'vita lenta', slow living, where you can walk in at any time from 11:30 a.m. and stay as long as you like.
1053 NT Amsterdam
Eetcafé Meo’s Colosseum
At the Surinamese and Caribbean Eetcafé Meo’s Colosseum, you can go any day from 4:00 AM to 10:30 PM, and on Saturdays until 5:00 AM (and sometimes even longer). They are always ready for you when other eateries are closed, with delicacies such as nasi, bami, pom, or moksi alesi. On Fridays and Saturdays, there are also barbecue dishes and homemade fries. Can't get enough? They will soon be open 24 hours.
1053 GS Amsterdam
Wakuli
Wakuli derives from the Swahili word 'wakulima', which means farmer. Here you will find high-quality coffee that has been sourced sustainably at affordable prices. They source their beans from small-scale farmers who produce green coffee and roast them in the best possible way for maximum flavor. You can get all the usual coffee varieties here, as well as delicious iced coffee and nitro cold brew. Last but not least, they have a number of sweet and savory treats Available, from empanadas to sandwiches and croissants.
1054 LN Amsterdam
Adam
All dishes look beautiful, without excessive fuss. The flavors also make themselves felt: honest, exciting and balanced. We quickly come across a winner on our menu: perfectly cooked brill with a fresh, salty oyster vinaigrette, cucumber ribbons, almond cream, a bite of fried fish skin and a nori sauce. Equally tantalizing: a perfect piece of lamb from the Big Green Egg, prepared with chorizo and served with two delicious sauces.’
1057 DT Amsterdam
Daalder (*)
Chef Huwaë's Indonesian roots and Asian influences spice up his inventiveness. He does not shy away from contrasting flavors. This chef's talent lies in the harmony he achieves with such combinations. Sometimes he is a little more classic, such as with a perfectly cooked langoustine served with a butter sauce enriched with champagne, orange, and Grand Marnier. Subtle, intense, explosive. Totally Dennis Huwaë. Daalder has 1 Michelin star.
1054 HW Amsterdam
Tamari Ya
Tamari Ya was founded by Imoto Yoshihisa and Yazawa Yuji, two Japanese entrepreneurs who started a farm-stay retreat in their village near Hiroshima and opened their first donut shop there in 2023 to revitalize their community. Out of their love for rice, they developed the komeko donut, made from rice flour from their own region and therefore naturally gluten-free. In Amsterdam, the donuts are handmade daily and fried in rice oil, without preservatives or colorants. The texture is different from what you are used to: less fluffy, more chewy, with varieties such as old fashioned or yeast-raised in flavors such as matcha, black sesame, and pistachio. The quiet, wood-dominated shop on Overtoom feels like a piece of the Japanese countryside in the city, where attention to food and the environment is central.
1057 XV Amsterdam
Mr. de Wit is Hungry
In 2015, Meneer de Wit heeft Honger (Mr. de Wit is Hungry) opened; a restaurant with a homely atmosphere and delicious food. Chef Simo Bouabgha learned to cook from his grandmother in the south of Morocco and loves the food that mothers around the Mediterranean cook with love and patience. The menu consists of seasonal dishes with these refined and warm flavors, often based on vegetables, but there is also sustainable meat, poultry and fish.
1054 JW Amsterdam
Chabrol
Chabrol has been a well-established wine store in Amsterdam and the surrounding area for more than thirty years. Chabrol has grown from a small neighborhood wine store into an importer of unique, organic wines. The wines are selected with a passion for wine and the story behind the wine. You can read about this in the newsletter, for example, where they write a story about each wine so that the real wine lover can find out everything. At Chabrol you can find a very wide variety of wines, both for a weekday wine and a wine for special moments.
1054 ML Amsterdam
Levain et le vin
In this trendy bakery in Oud-West you can taste the most delicious sourdough bread, and they specialize in natural wine. In the bakery, sourdough is made naturally every day and you can drink delicious coffees made by baristas who know what they are doing. They have delicious focaccias and a real must-try is the cinnamon brioche. If you are going for a nice evening of drinks, Levain et Levin is the place to be. The staff who work there know what they are selling, so asking for tips is recommended!
1053 GS Amsterdam
Holy Ravioli
Holy Ravioli is a pasta shop in Amsterdam-West. There are no fewer than 15 different types of ravioli and each ravioli comes with a matching pesto, butter, chutney, sauce or cheese. All products are seasonal and fresh, which makes for the most delicious pasta. There are also soups, lasagnas, salads and desserts. You can sit outside in the summer on the picnic benches or take pasta home and prepare it yourself if you don't have time to come. The perfect place for pasta fanatics.
1054 HV Amsterdam
Olivity
Olivity is known for olive oil and delicacies, but there is much more than just that! Olivity not only sells delicious Greek products from producers throughout Greece, but also uses the kitchen to hold workshops. Enjoying time with friends or colleagues offers a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the secrets of Greek cuisine and all authentic Greek bites. Would you rather hold an event? That is also possible, for both small and large groups from brunch to dinner.
1058 AD Amsterdam
Cocoon house Amsterdam
Cocoon house Amsterdam is the place where you discover 20th-century antiques, design pieces, and art. The focus is on unique and well-designed pieces that can be used to create stylish and individual interiors. The collector, Sander van Eyck, is an interior and product designer. He has his own collection of furniture and lighting under the name: 'Made by Sander'.
1054 TS Amsterdam
Studio 3000
Studio 3000 is a multifunctional creative space. The studio was founded in 2020 by Nurcan Tuzkapan and is located along the Derde Kostverlorenkade. The studio displays, Sold rents designer furniture. In addition to vintage designer furniture, you will also find a photography studio here. Nurcan keeps her followers up to date on her latest finds and planned events on her Instagram channel. If you are interested in creative projects and design, we definitely recommend keeping an eye on Nurcan's platform.
1057 HT Amsterdam
The BirdTsang
The BirdTsang is a young ceramics studio located on Baarsjesweg that creates unique, handmade designs. The Bird Tsang is run by artists Robin de Vogel & Johannes Tsang, who focus on collaborating with innovative chefs to create unique, custom designs that complement and enhance the dining experience with distinctive and sustainable ceramic tableware.
1054 MC Amsterdam
Eginstill
Eginstill is a unique collective specializing in interior design. The large team of members, from craftsmen to creative director Frans Pahlplatz, enthusiastically provides enthusiasts with workshops where all interior design wishes can be realized. These processes are made as sustainable as possible by using recyclable materials such as steel and wood from a family business in Finland. Eginstill aims to make all projects as unique as their customers, and they do this with passion. You can also come here for a delicious cup of coffee, and there is plenty to look at while you enjoy it!
