A luxury apartment in an iconic building offering stunning views of Amsterdam in every direction. De Pontsteiger is iconic, exudes international charm, and is brimming with exclusivity. The 90-meter-tall complex is located on the IJ in the relatively new Houthavens district, on the edge of the Spaarndammerbuurt, the city center, and the Jordaan. This mix is what makes living here so enjoyable. There is also the option to purchase a private dock.
Guided tour
The apartment is located on the 19th floor in the "bridge section" of the Pontsteiger, which the architects describe as the most beautiful part of the building, offering stunning views of both the city and the IJ. The layout is exceptionally elegant, with V-shaped support beams as a central feature. The interior feels warm and inviting, incorporating the latest technologies and high-quality materials such as teak on the terrace, which seamlessly connects the indoor and outdoor spaces.
Upon entering, the beautiful lobby provides access to the building’s elevators. There are two glass elevators that operate continuously to serve residents, and a spacious hallway leads to the apartment itself. The lobby is generously sized and features a coat closet and a restroom.
The living room features a cozy seating area and a lovely workspace with a view of the city, offering direct access to the covered terrace. This terrace has a Mediterranean feel and features a teak wood floor that adds a lot of character to the space.
The spacious open kitchen features walnut and oak finishes, luxury built-in appliances by Gaggenau, a Bora cooktop, a Miele espresso machine, American-style wine cabinets, an onyx countertop, a double dishwasher, and a Quooker with sparkling water. The kitchen is designed for elaborate dinners and cozy gatherings around the table, offering everything the discerning chef could want.
There are three bedrooms on the side facing the IJ. The master bedroom features a luxurious bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, spacious shower, double sink, toilet, and bidet, as well as a walk-in closet with custom drawers and hanging space for clothes and shoes.
The guest rooms share a bathroom with a nautical theme and also offer space for a fold-out infrared sauna, which can be used multifunctionally as a spa or study area.
The apartment features an air-conditioned wellness and gym area with space for various sports activities such as cycling, rowing, cross-training, and luxury Techno-Gym equipment, all with sweeping views of the city.
Finally, the home features a private cinema, decorated in midnight blue velvet, with Location 7 people, a Dolby Surround system, and a movie screen reminiscent of Amsterdam’s Tuschinski
In short, come and experience the exclusive lifestyle at Pontsteiger 114.
What the residents will miss
"I love sitting at my desk by the window. The view is amazing, especially on nice days."
Neighborhood Guide
The eclectic mix of the exclusivity of the Pontsteiger in the new Houthavens on one hand, and the historic working-class neighborhood of Spaarndammerbuurt on the other, makes this neighborhood unique. The Pontsteiger, with its modern architecture and luxury amenities, stands in stark contrast to the historic Spaarndammerbuurt, known for its characteristic Amsterdam School architecture and lively community atmosphere. This combination of old and new, of exclusivity and authentic neighborhood culture, creates a unique and captivating living environment in Amsterdam.
Parking at
There is a secure parking garage located beneath the building. The apartment comes with two parking spaces, and a third parking space For Sale available For Sale .
Specifics
- Floor area : 330 m²
- Three bedrooms, two Bathrooms
- Private mooring for boat
- Parking in a secure garage
- Separate third parking space For Sale
- Wellness gym equipped with Technogym machines
- 7-seat movie theater
- Acquisition of personal property By arrangement
- There is also the option to purchase a dock.
The Icon
A luxury apartment in an iconic building offering stunning panoramic views of Amsterdam. De Pontsteiger is iconic, exudes international charm, and is brimming with exclusivity. The 90-meter-tall complex is located at the U in the relatively new Houthavens, on the edge of the Spaarndammerbuurt, the city center, and the Jordaan. This mix is what makes living here so enjoyable. The apartment is on the 19th floor in the “bridge section” of the Pontsteiger. According to the architects, this is the most beautiful section with the most stunning views. On one side, views over the city; on the other, views over the U.
The design choices made are exceptionally unique and elegant. The architect has created a stunning layout centered around the V-shaped support beams. The apartment feels warm, is very atmospheric, and is exceptional in its use of the latest technologies and materials. From the beautiful kitchen to the use of teak on the terrace. Here, the indoors and outdoors blend seamlessly. The owner found inspiration for the interior design all over the world, particularly in Italy and America from the 1950s and 1960s. Designers like Carlo Ponti, but also a painter like Koekoek. A touch of Art Deco, Bohemian, Romanticism, but also Old Masters. A perfect mix that fits together incredibly well.
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The 90-meter-tall, gate-shaped Pontsteiger apartment complex is rising in the relatively new Houthavens neighborhood. This iconic building, located on the IJ where the ferry to the NDSM site departs from the 200-meter-long pier, is a remarkable example of modern architecture. The design by Arons and Gelauff Architects was selected in 2007 and, despite the credit crisis, completed in 2015. The building, which was finally completed in 2019, contains 350 residences, as well as shops and restaurants.
The residences strategically placed at the top and at the base of the building, where people prefer to live. Striking features of the building include the bronze-green tiles between the floors and the distinctive external and internal V-shaped support beams. In 2020, Pontsteiger was one of nine nominees for the Amsterdam Architecture Prize, a recognition of its exceptional contribution to the cityscape.
The elegant entrance hall leads to the building’s elevators, two of which are always in service to accommodate residents. A spacious foyer provides access to the apartment. The generous entrance hall features a coat closet and a restroom.
The living room features an intimate seating area and a beautiful workspace with a view of the city. The space is designed with an eye for detail and exudes comfort and sophistication, perfect for both relaxation and productivity. There is an air-conditioned wellness and gym area with space for cycling, rowing, cross-training, and luxury Techno-Gym equipment. Exercising with a sweeping view of the city makes the experience unique and inspiring. Additionally, the home features a private cinema, finished in night blue velvet. With seating for seven people, a Dolby surround sound system, and a cinema screen, you’ll feel as though you’re at Amsterdam’s Tuschinski, providing an unparalleled movie experience within the intimate setting of your own home.
Cooking
The spacious, open kitchen is a true culinary paradise, crafted from walnut and oak. Equipped with luxury built-in appliances from Gaggenau, a Bora cooktop, a Miele espresso machine, American-style wine cabinets, and an elegant Onyx countertop, the kitchen meets the highest standards. With a double dishwasher and a Quooker with sparkling water, the kitchen offers everything a world-class chef could wish for. The design is perfectly suited for elaborate dinners and cozy gatherings, making it the ideal place to create culinary masterpieces and enjoy time together.
There are three bedrooms on the IJ side of the apartment. The master bedroom is a true oasis of luxury, featuring a marble bathroom complete with a freestanding bathtub, spacious shower, double sink, toilet, and bidet. Adjacent to the master bedroom is a custom-built walk-in closet, equipped with drawers, hanging space, and room for shoes. This closet offers an elegant and organized solution for all storage needs. The two guest bedrooms share a bathroom with a nautical theme, which contributes to the apartment’s unique atmosphere. Additionally, there is a fold-out infrared sauna, allowing this space to be used multifunctionally as a spa or study. This offers the perfect balance between relaxation and productivity, fully tailored to the residents’ needs.
The apartment features a beautiful covered terrace with a Mediterranean feel, where the teak flooring creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. This outdoor space serves as the perfect extension of the living room and invites you to relax and enjoy the fresh air.
The eclectic mix of the exclusivity of the Pontsteiger in the new Houthavens on the one hand, and the old working-class neighborhood of Spaarndammerbuurt on the other, makes this neighborhood unique. The Pontsteiger, with its modern architecture and luxury amenities, stands in stark contrast to the historic Spaarndammerbuurt, known for its characteristic Amsterdam School architecture and lively community atmosphere. This combination of old and new, of exclusivity and authentic neighborhood culture, creates a unique and captivating living environment in Amsterdam.
Parking
There is a secure parking garage located beneath the building. The apartment comes with two parking spaces, and a third parking space For Sale available For Sale separately.
Accessibility
The Pontsteiger is located approximately 2 km from Amsterdam Central Station, which offers excellent metro and train connections to the Zuidas and Schiphol Airport. The A10 is easily accessible from the Pontsteiger, providing convenient access to the A1, A2, A4, and A9 highways. For boating enthusiasts, there is a dock on the IJ, allowing you to sail directly to the Jordaan and the Old City.
1013 CR Amsterdam
BAK
Restaurant Bak is beautifully situated on the water in Amsterdam's Houthavens, on the third floor of warehouse Het Veem. They work with fish from sustainable fisheries, meat from local producers, but with vegetables in the leading role. The menu changes daily with the seasons and the supply from the producers. The wine list contains a nice selection of wines from France and Italy.
1013 NM Amsterdam
Boon & de Koot
Following the success of Zoldering, chef Thomas Bron, wine importer Joost Clarijs, and sommeliers Job Seuren and Wout Jans opened Boon & de Koot, an accessible wine bar in the Zeeheldenbuurt neighborhood, without compromising on quality. The menu starts with hearty snacks such as oeuf mayo with roasted garlic and lovage, cleverly served so you can eat it in one bite. This is followed by refined starters such as raw sea bass with beurre noisette and calamansi or a coarse steak tartare with radicchio and anchovies. The real showstopper is the dish of roasted peas with tomatillo, olive, and egg yolk, a perfect interplay of smoke, freshness, and creaminess. Inside, there is a French bistro atmosphere, while outside, the terrace with marble tables and burgundy chairs invites you to linger for another glass.
1013 BX Amsterdam
Café Westerdok
Café Westerdok was originally a harbor café. Nowadays, it's the place to be if you like beer. They serve as many as 86 different kinds.
1013 KT Amsterdam
Tannay
In the former Gouden Reaal, Chef Thomas Demuth, as a partner of the Caron Family, introduces restaurant Tannay. Tannay is named after the Coteaux Tannay appellation where Demuth grew up in Burgundy and where his father still makes wine. You can eat at a table, but there are also places at the kitchen. After working in top businesses in France for many years, Thomas cooks in Amsterdam from memories that take him from his mother's kitchen in Burgundy. He presents his dishes in a 5-course chef's menu or à la carte with a wine list that explores the depths of Burgundy, Loire and Champagne.
1013 AK Amsterdam
REM Island
Dine at a height of 22 meters above the water in a former pirate radio and television station. This restaurant offers a beautiful view over the IJ, the Minervahaven and the new architecture of the Spaarndammerhout. Chef Bobby Rust is in charge here. Volkskrant culinary reviewer Hiske Versprille rated the restaurant with a generous eight. Rust previously worked at Ron Gastrobar, Librije and Oud Sluis, among others.
1013 SZ Amsterdam
Freud Restaurant
Restaurant Freud is more than just a good restaurant. The restaurant is a training company and part of the social enterprise Roads. This means that Restaurant Freud takes care of mentally 'vulnerable' people who are distanced from the labor market. In addition to focusing on food—inspired by Mediterranean cuisine—there is a great deal of attention and care for people: both staff and guests. The same care goes into the products the restaurant chooses, based on criteria that are "good for society and the environment." If you don't have time to visit the restaurant on Spaarndammerstraat, you can use the catering service or gift vouchers for the restaurant.
1033 WB Amsterdam
Pllek
Pllek is located near the NDSM shipyard in Noord, right on the waterfront. Everything they serve is as local as possible. It has a large indoor and outdoor area. In the summer, you can chill out by the water with your bare feet in a beach chair or lying in a beanbag, giving you that island feeling. The kitchen is open all day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Try the steamed mackerel with dill horseradish, sweet and sour vegetables, and fried capers, or go for a vegetable tagine with autumn vegetables, pearl couscous, harissa, dukkah, zhug, and a red cabbage salad. Pllek regularly hosts yoga sessions, live music performances, and other events.
1031HS Amsterdam
Pelusa
Pelusa, which means 'fluff', is named after the nickname of none other than Maradona. It is a tribute to the ultimate Argentine bon vivant. This gastro neighborhood pub offers Argentine Parilla dishes, prepared by chef Steven (former chef at Lastage and C). The dishes are paired with a selection of wild fermented beers, natural wines, and ciders, carefully selected by Ruud (formerly of 't Arendsnest and Craft & Draft).
1033 WB Amsterdam
Noorderlicht café-restaurant
Café-restaurant Noorderlicht is a place worth visiting for anyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Noorderlicht has a cultural and sustainable approach: in addition to a delicious, healthy, and responsible menu, they also offer an atmospheric stage for musicians and creative types. The café's interior is mostly based on reused or second-hand materials. The industrial, creative environment of the NDSM shipyard fits in well with this.
1013 HS 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.
![BarossaAmsterdamNovember2025[LindeBerends]-101+(1)](https://www.broersma.nl/app/uploads/BarossaAmsterdamnovember2025LindeBerends-1011-575x383.webp)
![BarossaAmsterdamNovember2025[LindeBerends]-111](https://www.broersma.nl/app/uploads/BarossaAmsterdamnovember2025LindeBerends-111-575x383.webp)
1033 TA Amsterdam
Barossa
Barossa is a recently opened seasonal brasserie at the NDSM shipyard, where chef Christian Motte, known from restaurants Nazka and Moche, is at the helm with a kitchen that offers fresh interpretations of classic dishes. The menu changes with the seasons and combines fish, poultry, and other products with creative but never complicated preparations. The large windows offer a view of the water at the IJ, which contributes to the relaxed, open atmosphere of the restaurant.
1013 JJ Amsterdam
Venu
Venu is Location modern co-working space in the first Location that operates by appointment or through a monthly membership, so you are always guaranteed a spot. It is beautifully decorated with a sleek, minimalist interior. Upstairs is the café, where they serve delicious coffee as well as iced matcha lattes and refreshing milky oolong iced tea. They also always have sweet treats on offer.
1033 RA Amsterdam
Loetje aan ’t IJ
At the head of the harbor building of Amsterdam Marina is Loetje aan 't IJ. Loetje has been around since 1977 and has six locations in Amsterdam alone. Loetje is best known for its tenderloin steak. Furthermore, the menu also largely consists of meat and fish dishes, but vegetarian dishes are also available. In the marina near the NDSM wharf, you can eat on the beautiful wooden terrace or in the light-filled restaurant.
1013 MD Amsterdam
Galerie Onrust
Galerie Onrust was founded in 1986 by Milco Onrust and is now located at Planciusstraat 9. The light and spacious gallery emphasizes contemporary painting. Boudi Eskens is the current owner, and most of the artists she represents have been with them for many years, with whom she has created numerous beautiful exhibitions and publications.
1013 MD Amsterdam
Galerie van Gelder
Galerie van Gelder is open from Tuesday to Sunday and primarily exhibits concept-oriented art. Young and old, well-known and emerging artists are featured in the exhibition program, which consists of drawings and objects as well as film, performances, and Services and installations.
1013 BD Amsterdam
The Millen House
Niek, a passionate collector since his youth, evolved from shells to 20th-century design. In 2011, he started his own company, focused on vintage design and interior projects. In 2021, he combined his experiences in The Millen House. Here they present a carefully curated collection of art and design, an ode to aesthetics and craftsmanship. It is not an ordinary store, but an inspiring place where you can admire, buy and discover the stories of beautiful items.
1013 BV Amsterdam
The Ravestijn Gallery
The Ravestijn Gallery was founded in Amsterdam in 2012 by Jasper Bode and Narda Van 't Veer with a focus on exploratory and provocative approaches to contemporary photography. And they have succeeded in this. The gallery represents various national and international experimental artists who demonstrate the power of photography in all kinds of different ways. This modern approach to contemporary photography makes the exhibitions at De Ravestijn Gallery very interesting. But, in addition, the artworks are also a great aesthetic pleasure to look at and perhaps even a good source of inspiration for decorating a new home?
1013 WG Amsterdam
Museum het Schip
Museum het Schip is a museum about the Amsterdam School; an art and architecture movement from the early 20th century. This movement is known for the strong housing ideals with which it is associated. The residential block in which the museum is located is perhaps just as special as the museum itself. The original post office in the building is special; the only post office in the Netherlands that has remained untouched since the 1920s. The elegant style of architect Michel de Klerk can be recognized throughout the building. In his designs, every detail has been considered.
1013 BP Amsterdam
We Like Art Foundation
The motto of the We Like Art Foundation is "Art is for everyone!" In the cozy gallery at Leliëndaalstraat 4 in Amsterdam, novice art buyers and experienced collectors alike can indulge themselves and view exceptional work by leading artists (and purchase it at a reasonable price). In addition, their cheerful website welikeart.nl is full of interesting artist interviews.
1013 JB Amsterdam
Elliott Gallery
If you like photography, ElliotHalls is the place to be. Throughout the year, this gallery holds extensive exhibitions with the work of historical and contemporary photographers. Their selection of artists includes internationally known names whose work is regularly seen in major museums and corporate collections. The gallery also has a Print Room where clients, photography experts and enthusiasts can view their collection by appointment. ElliottHalls Gallery introduces you to a large but also diverse group of acclaimed photographers from the international photography community.
1013 KH Amsterdam
The Movies
The Movies cinema has been around since 1912. It is often called the oldest cinema in Amsterdam, but formally that is the Uitkijk cinema, which registered a year earlier. In its early years, the cinema was used as a small-scale neighborhood cinema, and only after the Second World War were films shown to a larger audience. Today, it is one of the most popular arthouse cinemas in Amsterdam. Many visitors also come to The Movies to admire the historic interior. The cinema is located in a 17th-century building on the Haarlemmerdijk and the original art-deco interior has been well preserved. A visit to this cinema feels like a journey through time.
1013 XT Amsterdam
Professional women
A leading collective of independent women in various technical disciplines for 40 years. Specialized in the custom design and manufacture of unique furniture pieces. Whether it's a handmade piece of furniture or the complete (re)design of a home or office. Clear communication, intuition, perfectionism, and Sustainability the heart of their distinctive approach. Discover their extensive portfolio of unique furniture creations in the store or on the website.
1013 BB Amsterdam
Broeinest
Broeinest has been Bigger & Better in Amsterdam since August 2023, located in the Houthavens. Here, designers and makers find independent advice on products, brands and materials. We promote connection, share knowledge and collectively elevate interior projects to new heights. Each location has a unique composition of partners. Broeinest Amsterdam offers the ideal environment for Project development, with space for teams of 4 to 30 people. Schedule an appointment on location or contact the team for all possibilities.
1013 HS Amsterdam
Farmers Market Haarlemmerplein
The Haarlemmerplein farmers' market is open every Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. They sell fresh produce. The market mainly Sold fresh produce. What makes it special is that the people behind the stalls are often the ones involved in producing the food. That makes the market just that little bit different and also more honest. If you have any questions about food or its production, you can ask the experts directly, which makes a visit to the Haarlemmerplein Farmers' Market even more special!
