Apartment of approximately 57 m², located in Amsterdam East. The apartment is currently used as office space, but could also be used as a residence.
The building that houses the office space at Schollenbrugstraat 31 H was built in 1934. The building has a typical Amsterdam School style. Between 1910 and 1940, this brick architecture was popular in the Netherlands, particularly in Amsterdam. Characteristic features of the building include the use of reddish-brown bricks with playful brickwork and subtle decorations, the rounded corner of the building, the concrete balcony edges with wrought-iron balustrades, and the wooden entrance doors with geometric glazing bars.
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The apartment is designed as an open space where living, cooking, and relaxing come together. The kitchen, with oak veneer and marble worktop, forms the heart of the apartment, seamlessly connected to the dining and sitting areas in a light-filled space with high ceilings. At the rear is the bedroom with generous built-in wardrobes and an Immediately bathroom, fitted with a marble washbasin, black taps, walk-in shower, and space for a washer-dryer combination. At the front, a semi-open transition space creates a subtle connection between indoors and outdoors.
neighborhood guide
Schollenbrugstraat is located in a quiet, green, yet central neighborhood in Amsterdam-Oost. It is an ideal place for anyone looking for a balance between urban dynamism and relaxed living or working on the edge of the Amstel. In the immediate vicinity, there are cozy coffee bars, eateries (Benji's, Café-Restaurant Hesp, Troef), and local shops, such as on Wibautstraat, Amsteldijk, and in De Pijp. The Amstel is literally around the corner and offers a beautiful route along the quay for runners, walkers, cyclists, and a beautiful sailing route for boats or rowers.
Details
• Living area: approximately 57 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority ; the ground rent has been paid in full through May 31, 2064
• Application to convert to a perpetual leasehold with AB 2016 was submitted on time
• Energy label A+
• Renovated in 2022
• Storage space in the “basement”
• HOA fee (2025): €117.86 per month
• Currently used as office space
• Transfer tax 10.4%
• Buyer must obtain the environmental permit for conversion to residential use
This information has been compiled by us with the necessary care. However, we do not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All specified sizes and floor areas are indicative only
The Measurement Instruction is based on the NEN2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform method of measurement to provide an indication of the usable Floor area. The Measurement Instruction does not completely exclude differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations when performing the measurement.
Studio Schollenbrug
On Schollenbrugstraat, there is a former garage that has been used as a showroom and workspace in recent years. The current layout is open and well-organized, with high-quality finishes and a strong architectural character.
The space has been designed with flexibility in mind and is ideal for conversion into a residential apartment. Materials, dimensions, and routing have been carefully considered, enabling a compact but complete residential function.
Studio Schollenbrug thus offers an opportunity to live on one level in a setting that differs from the standard offering. Functional, distinctive, and ready to move into for a new phase of life.
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
This former garage on Schollenbrugstraat is currently used as an office and showroom. The space was recently designed and furnished by Escasa, with an eye for detail, customization, and materiality. The existing structure is open, uncluttered, and inviting—with clear sightlines and a modest level of finish. The interior combines warm materials such as veined natural stone and oak veneer to create a consistent and functional whole. An arched niche above the kitchen unit forms the architectural centerpiece of the space, while rounded volumes and high-quality finishes contribute to the tranquil atmosphere. The original wooden entrance doors, characteristic of the former industrial use, have been retained and give the property character. With the right modifications, the space lends itself perfectly to a transformation into an attractive, high-quality residential apartment, where quality and comfort come together in a contemporary living environment.
The central space combines living, cooking, and relaxing in one open area. Thanks to the wide facade and glass front on the street side, daylight floods deep into the home, while the high ceilings give the space extra airiness. The layout is clear: the kitchen forms the heart of the apartment and is Immediately to the dining and sitting areas.
The kitchen is designed as a piece of furniture. Oak veneer fronts, rounded corners, and a generous veined marble worktop give the layout an architectural look. The alcove, finished with the same type of stone, emphasizes the verticality and makes the kitchen a quiet eye-catcher. On the other side, the living area connects seamlessly. Here there is space for a comfortable sitting area, with a view of both the kitchen and the entrance. The spaciousness is enhanced by the absence of interior doors, which makes the routing fluid and leaves the open structure intact. The transition between functions – cooking, eating, living – is subtle and self-evident. A space that can be used to its full potential with minimal resources.
The bedroom is quietly and sheltered at the rear of the apartment. A tall wall of cupboards offers generous storage space without cluttering the room. The room is efficiently laid out and pleasantly proportioned, with natural light coming in through the skylight and a calm, neutral finish. The adjoining bathroom Immediately the bedroom and is compact but complete. A marble washbasin, black taps, and warm wall texture provide a refined finish. The layout is clear and practical, with space for a washer-dryer combination subtly concealed in a recess. Both the bedroom and bathroom have been designed with comfort, privacy, and everyday usability in mind—understated in design, but with distinctive material choices that consistently reflect the style of the interior.
neighborhood guide
Schollenbrugstraat is located in a quiet, green, yet central neighborhood in Amsterdam-Oost. It is an ideal place for anyone looking for a balance between urban dynamism and relaxed living or working on the edge of the Amstel. In the immediate vicinity, there are cozy coffee bars, eateries (Benji's, Café-Restaurant Hesp, Troef), and local shops, such as on Wibautstraat, Amsteldijk, and in De Pijp. The Amstel is literally around the corner and offers a beautiful route along the quay for runners, walkers, cyclists, and a wonderful sailing route for boats or rowers.
Accessibility
Schollenbrugstraat is located on the edge of Watergraafsmeer, within walking distance of the Amstel River and with direct connections to the city center and the A10 ring road. Amstel Station is a five-minute bike ride away, with train, metro, and tram connections in all directions. The tram 3 stop is also nearby. Accessibility by car is excellent, with roads leading to the south, east, and the A2 motorway.
Parking is available in the immediate vicinity via a permit system.
parking facilities
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 3.1). With a parking permit for this area, you can park in both Zuid-3 and Zuid-4. A parking permit for residents costs €192.45 per 6 months in 2025. Currently, there is an estimated waiting time of 5 months for a parking permit. A second permit per address is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , August 2025)
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