This stylish apartment on the second floor offers a spacious and comfortable living area of 128 m² on one floor, with three bedrooms a spacious bathroom. Upon entering, you will Immediately notice Immediately living room with a view of the street and the adjacent modern open kitchen, equipped with a cooking island and various built-in appliances. The warm wooden floor extends throughout the entire home, creating a pleasant atmosphere. At the rear is the sunny west-facing balcony, an ideal place to relax. Located in the popular Spaarndammerbuurt neighborhood, this apartment combines comfort with a lively living environment.
Guided tour
Upon entering the second floor, you step into a spacious living room with a view of the street. Adjacent to the living room is the modern open kitchen, complete with a cooking island and various built-in appliances, and with direct access to the sunny west-facing balcony. On the other side of the house are three bedrooms, with the master bedroom at the rear offering extra space for a large built-in wardrobe or extra study. The spacious bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower, bathtub, and washbasin. There is also a separate toilet for added convenience. The second and third bedrooms are located at the front of the apartment and are easily accessible via the central hall.
neighborhood guide
The Spaarndammerbuurt neighborhood was originally a working-class neighborhood for dockworkers. The neighborhood has since become more diverse, and Spaarndammerstraat in particular has developed into a popular shopping and dining street in recent years. This street caters to the needs of local residents, and residents from the Houthavens neighborhood also enjoy coming here.
The neighborhood offers something for everyone and is therefore popular with both locals and new Amsterdammers. Schools, sports facilities, and the shops on Spaarndammerstraat and Haarlemmerstraat are within walking distance. Fresh produce can be bought weekly at the Noordermarkt and Lindenmarkt. Walking, running, taking the children to one of the many playgrounds or the petting zoo – it's all possible here in the immediate vicinity. The Westerpark is located in the Rear garden , as it were, Rear garden offers not only sports facilities but also a wealth of culture.
Details
• Living area: approx. 128 m²
• West-facing balcony of approximately 8 m²
• Located on leasehold land; the current lease term through August 31, 2057, has been purchased out. Thereafter, the ground rent has been fixed under favorable terms at €1,584
• Energy label A
• Homeowners’ association service fees €236.00 per month
• Storage room in the basement; see file for storage room conditions
• Foundation requires repair; see documents for more information
Spaarndammer Sophistiqué
This spacious 128 m² apartment is located on the second floor in the lively Spaarndammerbuurt neighborhood. With three comfortable bedrooms, a spacious bathroom, and a living room with an open kitchen, this home offers a practical and stylish living environment. The wooden flooring throughout the home and the sunny west-facing balcony create a warm and light living environment. An ideal apartment for those looking for comfort and space in a cozy Amsterdam neighborhood.
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Architecture
The house at Spaarndammerstraat 25-2 is located in a neighborhood that is strongly associated with Amsterdam School architecture, mainly because of the iconic "Het Schip" by architect Michel de Klerk nearby. If the house at this address is renovated, it could combine modern elements with influences from this historic architectural style, but with contemporary materials and layouts. Think of earth tones in brick and playful, geometric details, with a sleek and contemporary finish that fits in with today's architectural style.
Living and cooking
The living room at the front is bathed in natural daylight thanks to the large windows, while the open kitchen, with an island and various built-in appliances, offers Immediately to the balcony. The pleasant ceiling height throughout the house contributes to a spacious feeling.
Sleeping and bathing
All bedrooms are accessible from the central hall, with the first bedroom at the rear offering extra space for a built-in wardrobe. The other two bedrooms located at the front. The bathroom has a walk-in shower and a washbasin.
The balcony
The spacious west-facing balcony offers enough space for a comfortable lounge set, where you can enjoy the sun and the fresh air.
neighborhood guide
The Spaarndammerbuurt neighborhood was originally a working-class neighborhood for dockworkers. The neighborhood has since become more diverse, and Spaarndammerstraat in particular has developed into a popular shopping and dining street in recent years. This street caters to the needs of local residents, and residents from the Houthavens neighborhood also enjoy coming here.
The neighborhood offers something for everyone and is therefore popular with both locals and new Amsterdammers. Schools, sports facilities, and the shops on Spaarndammerstraat and Haarlemmerstraat are within walking distance. Fresh produce can be bought weekly at the Noordermarkt and Lindenmarkt. Walking, running, or taking the children to one of the many playgrounds or the petting zoo—it's all possible in the immediate vicinity. Westerpark, with all these facilities, is located in the "Rear gardenand offers not only sports opportunities but also a lot of culture.
accessibility
This location is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes via exit S101 (Hemhavens). Rooms tram and bus lines run from both Assendelftstraat and Haarlemmerplein Rooms , such as tram 5 to Zoutkeetgracht and Amstelveen, and buses to Muiderpoortstation, Geuzenveld, and Station Sloterdijk, respectively. Station Sloterdijk and Central Station are within a 10-minute bike ride. In addition, the entire city is easily accessible by bicycle.
Parking in the Spaarndammerbuurt neighborhood
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (permit area West-8.1 Spaarndammerbuurt). With a parking permit for West-8.1 Spaarndammerbuurt, you may park in West-8 and West-9. A parking permit for residents costs €186.29 per 6 months.
There is currently an 11-month waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. In addition to public roads, it is also possible to park free of charge in the Pontsteiger and Kop van Diemen garages with a parking permit. (Source: Local authority , October 2024)
What the residents will miss
For us, this house is truly an oasis of calm in the heart of Amsterdam. The privacy, the light and spacious rooms, and the clever layout give us a sense of freedom. In the middle of the city, close to the lively Jordaan district and cozy cafés around the corner, with Westerpark literally as Rear garden, we have found a place where we can truly relax. Even though everything the city has to offer is within walking distance, we experience a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere here.
The apartment itself offers a lot of space, which is great with children. Everything is on one floor, which makes life a lot easier. We have the luxury of plenty of space without having to go up and down stairs. The children have plenty of room to play and create their own corners, while we can easily work from home, each in our own space. One of our favorite places in the house is the open kitchen. This is the heart of our home, where we come together to cook, organize dinners, and spend long evenings with friends.
When decorating, we deliberately chose a calm and spacious look, with plenty of storage space to make the apartment feel even bigger. This is what makes the house so special: it is a place where we can relax, where the balance between bustling city life and the tranquility of home comes together perfectly.
The greenery at both the front and back of the apartment and the spacious balcony give us the feeling that summer starts early. Thanks to its sheltered location, it is wonderful to be here, often already in the spring.
What makes the Spaarndammerbuurt so special to us is that everything is within easy reach. It's no coincidence that the neighborhood is nicknamed "the Spaarndammer bubble," which is increasingly becoming more connected to the Houthavens. From cozy cafes and restaurants to supermarkets and a gym that opens early. It's also very child-friendly, with playgrounds on every corner, wide sidewalks, and a daycare center with the largest nature playground in Amsterdam. The elementary school is fantastic, and the nearby Westergasterrein offers plenty of green space and a wide range of activities and events.
What we will miss most is the feeling of living in the heart of the city, with Westerpark around the corner, the Noordermarkt in the Jordaan on Saturdays, and the community spirit of the neighborhood. The liveliness and proximity of cozy cafes and restaurants have always made us feel that we are never far from what makes Amsterdam so special.
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.
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.
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.
1014 DB Amsterdam
Cantine de Caron
Cantine de Caron in Westerpark is the fourth restaurant of renowned chef Alain Caron and his sons. The restaurant started a few years ago as a pop-up called Grand Caron on the Westergasterrein, but it soon became clear that they could stay under the name Cantine. Inside this former factory space is a brasserie that offers a warm welcome, whether for a quick lunch or an extensive dinner. You can take a seat inside at one of the tables or outside on the sun-drenched terrace overlooking the Westerpark. On the menu, you will discover familiar French dishes with a Mediterranean atmosphere, while the wine list shines with wines from leading regions throughout France.
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.
1051 BA Amsterdam
Cafe Beurre
Café Beurre is an accessible place where you are always welcome without a reservation. The restaurant has a preference for vegetables and butter, and does not use meat or fish in their dishes. The wine list is compiled by a former employee of Balthazar's Keuken and De Wijnwinkel, and offers a selection of French and Italian wines at decent prices. The restaurant also pays a lot of attention to aperitifs and serves a classic French snack of radish with homemade butter from organic farm De Beekhoeve. The menu changes regularly and offers generously flavored, uncomplicated dishes that seem to have been created on the fly.
1014 DB Amsterdam
Espressofabriek
De Espressofabriek has several locations in Amsterdam; at the Westergas, IJburg and at Zeeburgereiland. At De Espressofabriek you can get the best coffee, cappuccino, and of course espresso. The look is hip and industrial and you can sit inside or outside. What is extra nice about this place is that they also have their own coffee roastery. They also sell their own products in the stores so you can enjoy a cup of fresh coffee at home.
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.
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.
1052 BJ Amsterdam
Wang's Flavor
Wang's Flavour, located on Tweede Nassaustraat, is a must-visit for lovers of Zhejiang cuisine. The fresh and mild flavors of this cuisine are reflected in the original dishes on the menu. Here you won't find typical Chinese takeaway dishes, but rather lesser-known items. Those who like it spicy can choose from a selection of hot Sichuan dishes. Wang's Flavour is also known for its phenomenal roast duck. In addition to dining in the restaurant, you can also order takeaway.
1051 EG Amsterdam
Pendergast
Pendergast is a modern smokehouse inspired by Kansas City culture. At Pendergast, American and Dutch cuisine come together. They offer a selection of fine meats, slow-smoked on Dutch fruit wood, and seasonal fresh vegetables. Everything is homemade, including the pies.
1013 HK Amsterdam
Toki
Behind the Haarlemmerdijk you will find Toki, where they serve perfect coffee made by qualified baristas who know exactly how to make the tastiest flat whites, espressos and regular coffees. They also serve delicious banana bread and homemade Asian-inspired salads and sandwiches. It is minimalist in design but has a cozy atmosphere with a diverse crowd. From people enjoying reading the newspaper alone to families or couples, Toki has something for everyone.
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.
1052 AG Amsterdam
Thrift store Church & Neighborhood
This thrift store is located in a very special place: the basement of the Nassaukerk, which was built in the 1920s. The basement is quite spacious, so you can find everything in this thrift store: from furniture, clothing, and books to toys and tableware.
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 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 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.
1014 DB Amsterdam
Het Ketelhuis
Het Ketelhuis is a film theater located on the Westergasterrein. It was founded as a breeding ground and screening Location for the Dutch film industry in 1999. Both artistic and commercial feature films are shown, but documentaries and short films can also be viewed there. The Ketelhuis has a cozy and atmospheric café-restaurant where they only serve vegetarian dishes. They have a discount menu if you combine lunch or dinner with a film and there is also a terrace in the summer months.
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 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!
1014 DB Amsterdam
Sunday Market
Every first Sunday of the month there is Sunday Market Westergas. A trendy, funky shopping place for many different things. Art, fashion, design, vintage & deli, food from all over the world, music and much more. The Westerpark has been called the nicest park in Amsterdam by some, and thanks to this market we understand why. Tip: in the spring the blossom is beautiful in the trees, worth a look!
1051 GL Amsterdam
Beautiful Story
Bella Storia consists of three parts: the trattoria, the pizzeria, and the alimentari. The trattoria is the restaurant, the pizzeria offers stone-baked pizzas and takeaway options, and the alimentari is a shop selling Italian products. Here you will find Parmesan, pecorino, sausage, wine, and sandwiches. The pizzeria serves delicious burrata and Neapolitan-style pizza. With an authentic Italian atmosphere and excellent pizza, they make the dough daily using a special fermentation process for lighter and more digestible pizzas.
1013 KE Amsterdam
Scarpetta
Scarpetta is a neighborhood pasta bar, inspired by the atmosphere of classic Italian trattorias, with a modern twist for takeaway and delivery. The name refers to fare la scarpetta: the ritual of using a piece of bread to mop up the last of the sauce from your plate, a gesture of true love for food. The menu features fresh pasta dishes such as gnocchi al pomodoro, tagliatelle al ragù bolognese, rigatoni all'amatriciana, and tagliolini ai funghi, all prepared to Immediately or take away in glass jars. In addition to savory dishes, there is also room for classics such as tiramisù, perfect for ending the meal.
