Apartment of approximately 124 m², located near the Apollo neighborhood. The property has a spacious living room, a kitchen, two bedrooms a bathroom with a bathtub. The balcony of approximately 6 m² faces north. In addition, there is an extra attic room of approximately 9 m² on the fourth floor. Located on leasehold land.
Guided tour
You arrive at Stadionkade. The wide avenue, the green strip along the water, and the mature trees give the street a peaceful, stately appearance. The brick facade in Amsterdam School style Immediately confirms Immediately character of the building.
The central entrance leads to the second floor via elevator or stairs. The elevator adds contemporary comfort to this distinctive building.
The front door opens onto a central hall that provides clear access to the entire home. The ceiling height is Immediately .
The Rooms suite are located at the front. Sliding doors connect the rooms to form one large living area. The bay window offers unobstructed views of the water and greenery. Daylight floods in, emphasizing the proportions of the space.
The second room can be arranged flexibly. Built-in cupboards provide practical storage space.
At the rear is the kitchen with access to the balcony. Here you can sit sheltered with a view of the inner gardens.
The master bedroom also opens onto the balcony. The second bedroom is spacious and versatile. The bathroom is centrally located and equipped with a bathtub and walk-in shower.
Upon departure, the elevator will take you back to the ground floor. Outside, you will once again appreciate the quality of the location: unobstructed views at the front, tranquility at the rear, and all urban amenities within easy reach.
The House on the Quay, Amsterdam School is a stately and bright apartment in which architecture, comfort, and location are in perfect balance.
neighborhood guide
The apartment is located on Stadionkade in Amsterdam-Zuid, in an attractive location along the water and near the Olympic Stadium. The area is characterized by wide avenues, distinctive buildings, and a peaceful, green atmosphere. Its location on the quay offers a unique view and a pleasant living environment with plenty of space and light.
The Stadionkade is centrally located in Amsterdam-Zuid and combines a quiet living environment with the liveliness of the city a short distance away. For daily amenities, there are shops and specialty stores on the Stadionplein and in the Beethovenstraat. The Gelderlandplein offers an additional and wide range of shops.
There are several cafés and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, including Brasserie Margaux, as well as the many sports facilities around the Olympic Stadium. For relaxation and recreation, the Vondelpark, Beatrixpark, and Amsterdamse Bos are a short distance away. Here you live on the water, with greenery on your doorstep and all amenities within easy reach. The combination of water, greenery, and the lively atmosphere of Amsterdam-Zuid makes this a particularly pleasant place to live.
Details
• Living area approx. 124 m²
• North-facing balcony approx. 6 m²
• Storage room of approximately 9 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: July 1, 2001, through June 30, 2055, AB 1994. Leasehold rent has been paid in full through June 30, 2055
• Energy label C
• Homeowners’ association service fees €333.99 per month
• Heating cost advance payment €163.71 per month
• Nationally protected cityscape
We are pleased to present Het Huis aan de Kade, Amsterdam School, located on the beloved Stadionkade in Amsterdam-Zuid.
This characteristic apartment combines the stately architecture of the 1920s with contemporary comfort, including an elevator in the building. The spacious living room en suite, the high ceilings, and the unobstructed view of water and greenery give the home a natural quality.
A carefully laid-out apartment in a location where space, tranquility, and urban dynamism are in balance.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The building dates from the 1920s and was designed in the spirit of the Amsterdam School. The architecture is characterized by expressive brickwork, powerful facade rhythms, and attention to detail.
The warm brick, the pronounced bay windows, and the carefully proportioned window frames give the facade a stately presence on the quay. Vertical and horizontal lines are balanced, giving the building a powerful yet refined appearance.
The entrance is bright and representative. Inside, the character of the building period remains palpable, while modern amenities, including an elevator, make everyday use comfortable.
The wide quay, the water, and the green strip are not mere decoration, but form an integral part of the original urban design. Light, air, and space were the guiding principles here, and that is still noticeable today.
The central entrance leads to the second floor via elevator or stairs. The elevator offers extra comfort and accessibility, in keeping with contemporary living.
The living floor opens up at the front into two Rooms suite. The original sliding doors with glass panels connect the rooms to form a single wide living area with a facade width of almost thirteen meters.
The bay window on the quay side offers an unobstructed view of the water and the green bank. Thanks to the ceiling height of over three meters and the high windows, daylight falls deep into the room. This allows the proportions of the space to come into their own.
In the second room, built-in cupboards provide practical storage space without disrupting the openness. The en-suite layout allows for flexible use: living and dining can easily switch functions.
The kitchen is located at the rear. The layout is clear and functional, with direct access to the balcony via double doors. Inside and outside are naturally connected here.
The layout is logical: representative at the front, quieter and more sheltered at the rear.
The master bedroom is located at the rear and has French doors leading to the balcony. The tall windows with skylights provide even lighting and enhance the spaciousness.
The second bedroom is also generously sized and suitable as a study, guest room, or children's room. Its central location within the home ensures short and practical walking distances.
The bathroom is neatly finished and equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, and sink. The finish is timeless and matches the character of the apartment.
Together, the bedrooms and bathroom form a comfortable and private whole on the quiet side of the home.
The balcony at the rear offers a sheltered outdoor space with a view of the inner gardens. A quiet place to sit, Immediately to the kitchen and bedroom.
At the front, the quality of the location is Immediately from the view. The wide green strip along the water and the mature trees give the Stadionkade an open and spacious character. There are no immediate neighbors across the street; the view extends over water and sky.
The combination of water, greenery, and wide street profiles makes this location exceptional within Amsterdam-Zuid.
The apartment is located on Stadionkade in Amsterdam-Zuid, in an attractive location along the water and near the Olympic Stadium. The area is characterized by wide avenues, characteristic buildings, and a quiet, green atmosphere. Its location on the quay offers a special view and a pleasant living environment with plenty of space and light.
The Stadionkade is centrally located in Amsterdam-Zuid and combines a quiet living environment with the liveliness of the city a short distance away. For daily amenities, there are shops and specialty stores on the Stadionplein and in the Beethovenstraat. The Gelderlandplein offers an additional and wide range of shops.
There are several cafés and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, including Brasserie Margaux, as well as the many sports facilities around the Olympic Stadium. For relaxation and recreation, the Vondelpark, Beatrixpark, and Amsterdamse Bos are a short distance away. Here you live on the water, with greenery on your doorstep and all amenities within easy reach. The combination of water, greenery, and the lively atmosphere of Amsterdam-Zuid makes this a particularly pleasant place to live.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, public transport, and car.
Various tram and bus stops are within walking distance, offering direct connections to Amsterdam Zuid Station, the center of Amsterdam, and Amsterdam Central Station, among other destinations. Amsterdam Zuid Station is a short bike ride away and offers train and metro connections, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport.
By bike, you can reach Stadionplein, Beethovenstraat, and the Zuidas in just a few minutes. De Pijp, Vondelpark, and the city center are also easily accessible by bike. By car, you can reach the A10 ring road in a few minutes, and various highways are quickly accessible.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via the municipal permit system (permit area Zuid 2.2). With a parking permit for Zuid 2.2, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A first parking permit for residents costs €199.93 per six months. A second parking permit costs €499.81 per six months. There is currently no waiting list for this permit area.
(Source: Local authority , March 2026)
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