A spacious and bright two-story townhouse of approximately 207 m², located in the Plantagebuurt neighborhood. It features a spacious living room with unobstructed views of the park, a kitchen with a cooking island, four bedrooms, two Bathrooms a well-maintained garden. Situated on freehold land.
Guided tour
The hallway on the ground floor extends to the rear of the house and connects the various rooms on the upper floor. On the street side is a bedroom with tall windows and stained-glass skylights. The filtered light and the moldings around the window frames give the room a calm and balanced atmosphere.
Further down the hallway is the first bathroom, a compact and practical space featuring a shower, toilet, and sink. At the rear of the house is the master bedroom, with French doors opening onto the garden. This creates a direct connection to the outdoors and allows natural light to flood in evenly.
The second bathroom is located in the rear section of the house. This room features a walk-in shower, toilet, and sink. The walk-in shower has a unique oval shape, and the bathroom benefits from plenty of natural light. The rear section also contains two additional Rooms the other, currently used as a study and a bedroom.
The staircase leads to the living area on the first floor. This floor has a ceiling height of 3.10 meters. The wooden floor runs from front to back, giving the entire floor a clean, linear look. At the front, three tall windows open onto the greenery of Bloompark, allowing natural light to flood deep into the space and evenly illuminate the living room and kitchen.
The kitchen is located at the front of the house, overlooking the park. The kitchen island serves as the focal point of the layout and defines a distinct work area within the open space. The lines of the kitchen flow into the dining room, highlighting the width of the floor plan.
The living area is located at the rear. The depth of the space offers various layout options. French doors at the rear let in light while maintaining privacy. Next to the staircase is a large storage closet built into the wall. The restroom with its round door serves as a distinctive feature in the layout. The bedroom at the rear of this floor is quiet and set back from the street.
The layout of the home remains clear: bedrooms and bathrooms on the ground floor, living areas on the first floor, and additional Rooms the rear section. Its location on Plantage Muidergracht combines the tranquility of the water and greenery with proximity to the city center.
neighborhood guide
Plantage Muidergracht 157H is located in Amsterdam Center, in the green and quiet Plantage neighborhood. There are various shops, cafes, and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, as well as everyday amenities. Artis Zoo, the Hortus Botanicus, and Oosterpark are all within walking distance, offering plenty of opportunities for relaxation and recreation. Cultural amenities such as museums and theaters are also within easy reach. At the same time, the green avenues and location on the waterfront create a pleasant living environment with a peaceful atmosphere, while the liveliness of the city is close by.
Details
• Living area approx. 207 m²
• Northwest-facing garden approx. 17 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Energy rating D
• Homeowners’ association fees €221 per month
• Nationally protected historic district
The Plantage Muidergracht is an idyllic spot in the city. The water, the greenery, and the proximity to Artis Zoo give the street an atmosphere that is unique in Amsterdam. The sounds of the animals in the park reinforce that feeling and make living here special.
For the current residents, the house has become spacious now that the children have left home or will do so soon. This change has given rise to the desire to take the next step and pass on the house to new residents who will appreciate this place once again.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The building, dating from 1846, clearly shows its period of construction. The reddish-brown brickwork, the light accents around the arches, and the high window frames define the façade. The detailing on the lintels and piers is clean and traditional. The vertical lines remain visible in the articulation of the façade and the rhythm of the windows.
In 1930, the buildings on either side were merged into a church building with a sexton's house. This intervention is still visible in the symmetry of the facade, the substantial entrance door, and the dimensions of the window openings. The facade was given more scale without losing its nineteenth-century basis.
Around 2000, modifications were made to make the house more suitable for everyday use as a residence. French doors were added at the rear. The ground floor was redesigned. An opening was made at the front to improve the view of the canal. The internal structure remained recognizable.
Original elements have been preserved inside. The shape of the stairs, the fireplaces, and the imagery of the door profiles give the house a clear historical layer. The later renovations logically tie in with this.
The living area has a ceiling height of 3.10 meters. The wooden floor runs from front to back, creating a sense of continuity throughout the space. At the front, three tall windows open onto the greenery of Bloompark. Light floods deep into the room, evenly illuminating the living room and kitchen.
The kitchen is located at the front with a view of the park. The kitchen island forms the centerpiece of the layout and creates a distinct work zone within the open space. The lines of the kitchen extend into the dining room, keeping the width of the floor visible.
The living area is located at the rear. The depth of the space offers multiple layout possibilities. French doors at the rear bring in light without compromising privacy. Next to the staircase is a large storage room, built into the wall. The restroom with its round door serves as a recognizable element in the layout. The bedroom at the rear of the floor is quiet and set back from the street.
The ground floor serves as the sleeping area, featuring two bedrooms located at the front and rear of the house. On the street side is one room with tall windows and stained-glass skylights. The moldings around the window frames and the proportions of the room give it a calm and balanced atmosphere. The master bedroom, at the rear, has French doors opening onto the garden.
Further down the hallway is the first bathroom, compact and practically furnished. The space features a shower, toilet, and sink. The second bathroom is located in the rear section and has a walk-in shower, toilet, and sink. The walk-in shower is a unique feature with an oval shape, and this bathroom also benefits from plenty of natural light. There are also two additional Rooms, located one above the other in the rear section. These Rooms used as a study and a bedroom.
The garden is located Immediately the bedrooms the ground floor. Its sheltered location keeps the space cool on hot days. The tiles have a floral pattern in blue-gray and cream white, giving the terrace a tranquil foundation. Measuring approximately 17 square meters, the garden is suitable as an outdoor room.
French doors connect the master bedroom to the garden. The transition between indoors and outdoors is clear and keeps the garden accessible for daily use. The surrounding facades provide shelter and limit visibility.
Plantage Muidergracht 157H is located in Amsterdam City Center, in the green and peaceful Plantage neighborhood. The immediate vicinity features a variety of shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as everyday amenities. Within a short walking distance are Artis Zoo, the Amsterdam Botanical Garden, and Oosterpark, which offer plenty of opportunities for relaxation and recreation. Cultural attractions such as museums and theaters are also easily accessible. At the same time, the tree-lined avenues and waterfront location create a pleasant living environment with a peaceful atmosphere, while the vibrancy of the city remains close by.
Accessibility
The apartment at Plantage Muidergracht 157H is easily accessible by bike, car, and public transportation. The Alexanderplein tram stop is just a short walk away, serving tram lines 1, 7, 14, and 19, which provide direct connections to Amsterdam Central Station and various other parts of the city. Metro and bus connections are also Available in the immediate vicinity.
By bike, the city center, amenities, and surrounding parks are just a few minutes away. By car, major highways and the A10 ring road can be reached in about 15 minutes.
Parking in the “
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Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (Permit Zone Centrum 3). With a parking permit for Centrum 3, you may park in both Centrum-1 and Centrum-3. A resident parking permit costs €338.70 for 6 months.
Currently, there is an 8-month waiting period for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area. In addition to public streets, it is also possible to park for free with a parking permit in the Markenhoven garage and the Muziektheater garage (Source: Local authority , April 2026).
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Best döner
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Naskip
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Yusu
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The Deli
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