Approximately 73 m² apartment located in the heart of the Jordaan neighborhood. The apartment features a living room with an open kitchen, two bedrooms one bedrooms is currently used as a home office), a central bathroom, and a sunny balcony. Located on leasehold land. Schedule your viewing Immediately via this link.
Guided tour
The apartment combines peaceful living with the vibrancy you'd expect from the Jordaan.
A short flight of stairs leads to the first-floor living area. The entryway Immediately offers Immediately for a coat closet, with a separate area for the washer and dryer. At the front is the living room, where large windows provide ample natural light and a view of the street. The dining area adjoins this space, directly connected to the open kitchen. At the rear, the atmosphere changes noticeably. It is quiet here, with access to the south-facing balcony, adjacent to the sheltered courtyard garden. The bedroom is located Immediately the balcony and can be efficiently arranged. The second room at the front is the same size and is suitable as a study or bedroom. The bathroom is centrally located and features a walk-in shower and sink. There is also a separate toilet.
On the ground floor, there is a practical storage room.
What the residents will miss
"Our favorite spot in the house is our balcony: enjoying a glass of wine in the sun, taking in the light and the beautiful trees in the garden. Since our bedroom is at the back of the house, it’s wonderfully quiet there for sleeping."
Neighborhood Guide
Located on Tuinstraat, a unique and historic spot in the heart of the Jordaan neighborhood, near Noordermarkt and Toscanini, among others. On Saturdays, the charming Lindengracht transforms into the lively Lindengrachtmarkt, one of Amsterdam’s most beloved markets. The immediate area is home to numerous sophisticated restaurants and cafés, and for daily shopping, the Westermarkt and Haarlemmerstraat are within walking distance.
Details
• Living area approx. 73 m²
• South-facing balcony of approximately 6 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by the Local authority . Current lease term: April 16, 1986, through April 15, 2038, AB 2000; the ground rent has been paid in full through April 15, 2038
• Conversion to a perpetual leasehold with AB 2016 has already been completed; the ground rent has been fixed at this rate
• Energy label A
• Homeowners’ association (VvE) service charges €186 per month
• Nationally protected cityscape
De Tuin 105
Located on Tuinstraat, right in the heart of the Jordaan neighborhood, is a bright home that Immediately evokes Immediately sense of balance. The layout is logical and pleasant. You reach the home via a single, gentle staircase, making daily use comfortable and accessible. What stands out here is the balance among the spaces. Two full-sized bedrooms, a spacious living area, and a kitchen situated exactly where it should be. Everything is in perfect proportion, without any compromises. The south-facing balcony at the rear adds a sunny and sheltered outdoor space. A place where light, tranquility, and functionality come together, right in the heart of one of the city’s most characterful neighborhoods. The separate storage room on the ground floor makes the entire space practical for daily use.
Anniek Steltenpool-Docter | Real Estate Agent at Broersma Wonen
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The home is designed around light, views, and a logical layout. From the entrance, there is Immediately view into the living room, where large windows bring natural light deep into the space. The understated finishes allow the proportions of the space to shine. The continuous wooden floor connects the living, sleeping, and cooking areas into a single whole. The kitchen is centrally located and efficiently laid out, with the cooking area as its natural focal point. The direct connection to the balcony provides extra light and a subtle link to the shared courtyard garden, allowing the indoors and outdoors to flow seamlessly into one another. At the rear, the atmosphere becomes more tranquil, with a view of greenery and a sheltered location for the bedroom. In the bathroom, the combination of white tiles and a yellow wall creates a bold yet cozy finish.
The living room is located at the front of the house and features a wide window that evenly distributes natural light throughout the space. This creates a natural division between the sitting and dining areas, with both spaces benefiting from the view of the street. The dimensions allow the space to remain open without compromising on comfort. The dining area Immediately the kitchen, which is centrally located in the home. The cooking area serves as the focal point. The materials are understated, with a dark countertop and light cabinet fronts that together create a serene atmosphere. At the rear, the kitchen opens onto the balcony, creating a direct connection to the courtyard garden. The light here changes throughout the day, giving the space a softer character. The indoors and outdoors blend seamlessly, with the balcony serving as an extension of daily life.
The bedrooms on either side of the home and are strikingly similar in size. The bedroom at the rear overlooks the shared courtyard garden and has direct access to the balcony, creating a quiet and sheltered atmosphere. The second bedroom at the front has a livelier character and can be flexibly arranged as a workspace, guest room, or full-fledged second bedroom. This makes the layout suitable for various living arrangements, with neither Rooms feeling Rooms . The bathroom is centrally located and compact yet efficiently designed. The combination of white tiles and a yellow wall gives the space a distinct and unique character, while the walk-in shower with a glass wall creates a sense of openness. The separate toilet is located next to the bathroom and is accessible from the hallway, which is practical for daily use.
The balcony is located at the rear of the home and faces south. This allows plenty of light to stream in throughout the day, creating a sunny spot that flows naturally with the rhythm of the day. The view offers a sense of tranquility and seclusion, away from the street. Access from both the kitchen and the bedroom makes the balcony a natural part of daily life. In the morning, it’s the perfect spot for that first cup of coffee, while later in the day it becomes an extension of the living space.
Neighborhood Guide
Located on Tuinstraat, a unique and historic spot in the heart of the Jordaan neighborhood, near Noordermarkt and Toscanini, among others. On Saturdays, the charming Lindengracht transforms into the lively Lindengrachtmarkt, one of Amsterdam’s most beloved markets. The immediate area is home to numerous sophisticated restaurants and cafés, and for daily shopping, the Westermarkt and Haarlemmerstraat are within walking distance.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bike, car, and public transportation. The A10 ring road is just a 10-minute drive away via exit S105. Several tram and bus lines depart from Marnixplein, including trams 5 and 13 to Amstelveen, Geuzenveld, and Central Station, as well as buses to Geuzenveld and Slotervaart. Regional transit departs from Central Station, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport. Central Station is a 5-minute bike ride away.
Parking
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (Centrum-2b permit zone). With a Centrum-2b parking permit, you may park in Centrum-2. A resident parking permit costs €326.65 for 6 months. Currently, there is a 22-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 in Garage Marnix with a parking permit. (Source:Local authority , May 2026).
We’re going to miss this wonderful spot in the heart of the Jordaan so much. It’s a charming, spacious, and bright home on a quiet side street, with a view of the historic buildings that give the neighborhood so much character. Living here offers the perfect combination of bustling city life and a cozy, familiar sense of community.
Our favorite spot in the house is our balcony: we love sitting there with a glass of wine, enjoying the sunlight and the beautiful trees in the garden. Since our bedroom is at the back of the house, it’s wonderfully quiet there for sleeping.
Every Saturday, we do our grocery shopping at the Noordermarkt or enjoy one of the many cozy restaurants, charming cafés, and unique shops in the neighborhood. You’re right in the heart of a lively and welcoming neighborhood, yet you’ll hardly notice the hustle and bustle. By bike, you can reach Amsterdam Central Station or Westerpark in 7 minutes, and Vondelpark in 10 minutes. Wonderfully central, yet with a village-like feel. A unique opportunity to live in one of the most beloved and characterful parts of Amsterdam.
1015 RZ Amsterdam
The Pearl
With La Perla already occupying both sides of the street, the owner of the pizzeria-plus also bought the adjacent building that housed the 'main restaurant' for no less than 33 years. That restaurant is no longer there, but the Italian restaurant La Perla is. In addition to delicious pizzas with a good thin crust, they also make other delicious Italian dishes here. It is considered one of the best pizzerias in Amsterdam, and you can see why!
1015 SB Amsterdam
Rosario Mexican Cuisine
At Rosario, they work with a small, changing menu. They cook dishes from modern Mexican cuisine, which is what they themselves prefer to cook and eat. The tacos are highly recommended, especially the Taco de Suadero (beef with tomato salsa), but you should also try the four-course chef's menu at least once.
1015 RZ Amsterdam
La Fiorita
A modern Italian restaurant in the heart of the Jordaan district. Excellent ingredients and superbly prepared dishes. We recommend a table near the open kitchen so you can see where all the delicious food is being prepared. The atmosphere is cozy and chic. Recommended for a festive occasion or simply when you want to enjoy really good Italian food.
1015 SC Amsterdam
The Little Deli
Le Petit Deli offers a variety of delicacies. They have a patisserie with a changing assortment of classic French pastries such as éclairs, choux, and macarons. They also serve luxury sandwiches and salads. The sauces and marinades at Le Petit Deli are made fresh every day.
1015 RV Amsterdam
Margo's
When Margo and her husband decided to go vegan, they missed crispy croissants the most. After thousands of attempts, they finally achieved what they needed. Margo's croissants are indistinguishable from the version made with animal butter. They also serve American cookies and freshly prepared sandwiches in soft rolls baked daily, using the freshest ingredients.
1015 ST Amsterdam
Eatery De Reiger
Eetcafé De Reiger in the Jordaan neighborhood is still that neighborhood café where you can easily pop in for a good meal and a nice glass of wine, but behind the scenes, something has changed. Since 2025, De Reiger has been run by the same entrepreneurs you may know from Entrepot, Metro, and De Druif: young hospitality entrepreneurs with a keen eye for atmosphere, simplicity, and quality. They haven't changed much about the café; the wooden floor still creaks like it used to, and the Amstel signs are deliberately hung upside down, but in the kitchen, just that little bit of extra attention has been added. Think simple but well-prepared classics at a reasonable price and always something tasty on tap. A café where the past is cherished, but where the future is served up at the table.
1015 EA Amsterdam
The Two Swans
Café De twee Zwaantjes is a cozy brown café located in the heart of Amsterdam. Every week, a regular group of six musicians with varying lineups comes to play, but guests can also sing their favorite songs.
1015 MR Amsterdam
Café Parlotte
Fine wine, delicious food, but above all the pleasure of spending an evening together in a pleasant setting. That's Café Parlotte, as they say themselves. You can sit down for wine, oysters, charcuterie, cheese, and other delicacies, but they also serve a weekly changing three-course menu. The wine list is one of the best in town. Margot Los, sommelier of the year 2023, is just as happy to pour a house wine as she is to serve the most exceptional bottle.
1015 MR Amsterdam
Mother
Madre restaurant and cocktail bar is ideally located on Westerstraat, in the heart of the Jordaan district. It is the Bacalar of the city center and therefore just as promising a taqueria with refreshing cocktails. Madre's message is embedded in its name: everything begins and ends with our mothers. In terms of food, this means that the process from production to fork takes Mother Nature's love into account. The use of local, seasonal products contributes to the restaurant's positive message and can also be tasted, both in the Mexican cuisine and in the lime-infused mescal cocktails. Reservations are recommended but not required, as half of the space is kept open for walk-ins!
1015 LX Amsterdam
Café Nol
A true family business and an authentic Amsterdam café. Located on Westerstraat in the lively Jordaan neighborhood, the café is impossible to miss: its red awnings are visible from a great distance. Inside, everything is red and quintessentially Amsterdam. Leather bar stools, lace curtains in front of the windows, chandeliers, and old photos on the walls make Café Nol iconic. Time seems to stand still here; as soon as you step inside, you find yourself in Amsterdam in 1966 (when this café first opened its doors). If you are looking for Amsterdam conviviality, Café Nol is the place to be.
1015 MP Amsterdam
Hummus Bistro D&A
Hummus Bistro D&A was founded by two Israeli women. You can enjoy delicious dishes there all day long. Start your day with shakshuka for breakfast, enjoy traditional hummus with various toppings during lunch and taste meat or vegetarian dishes for dinner. Everything is possible and can be ordered all day long. The traditional hummus is served with pita bread, salad and pickles, but you can also opt for toppings such as roasted vegetables or slow-cooked meat and fresh herbs.
1015 TB Amsterdam
Davie's Amsterdam
The sandwiches at Davies are filled with homemade items such as pastrami, matured hams, or smoked salmon. Each sandwich has a different bread that is made especially for Davie's by the Amsterdam bakery 'Kaandorp'. Every month, a special sandwich is recommended, tailored to the season.
1015 MT Amsterdam
The Good Companion
Located in the heart of the Jordaan district, you will find The Good Companion. Sustainable fish and fresh products are at the forefront here. The name says it all, loosely translated from English as "The Good Companion," which is why they also sell divine fish and chips here that you can enjoy with all your good friends. But oysters, mussels, and other specialties are also of high quality here.
1015 MT Amsterdam
Room
Kamer is the new bar and restaurant in the former premises of Café de Parel, set up by Ciaran Patrick and Justin Grooten. For Patrick, it is his first own business, after previous experiences at Sebonsa and 4850, among others. Together, they have created a place where exciting, idiosyncratic cuisine goes hand in hand with a strong focus on (natural) wines. The menu changes regularly and invites you to share, taste, and discover without a fixed pattern.
1015 SL Amsterdam
The New Lily
At Café De Nieuwe Lelie, old-fashioned conviviality is paramount. The café serves as a community center and meeting place for young and old alike.
1015 MN Amsterdam
Sins of Sal
At Sins of Sal, the cuisine differs from the authentic Latin American style of Salmuera. The menu embraces street food, including the Heretic Hamburger with huancaina cheese salsa and the Molleja (thymus) Tostadas. Unlike Salmuera, where the emphasis is on family dinners or romantic candlelight, Sins of Sal is bold and sinful. Candle wax drips from the candlesticks, concrete-look walls and red fluorescent tubes adorn the interior.
1016 KD Amsterdam
Box Sociaal
Box Sociaal is Location breakfast and brunch Location , but also offers dinner and drinks. The menu is inspired by Australia. The dishes are prepared with sustainable and local products. Good news for vegetarians and vegans: all meat burgers can be replaced with the 'Beyond Meat Burger'. Enjoy a high-quality brunch, locally roasted coffee, carefully selected natural wines, tailor-made cocktails, and delicious specialty beers.
1016 KD Amsterdam
Kafenion
As soon as you walk into this specialty coffee bar, you immediately feel like you're in Athens. The atmosphere is both lively and intimate, like a cozy living room. They have an extensive coffee selection, including kaimaki, the authentic way of serving coffee in Greece. They also offer traditional snacks such as spanakopita and bougatsa.
1015 SB Amsterdam
NU Koffie & Delicatessen
In the heart of the Jordaan you will find the new delicatessen store NU. The interior is sleek and a mix between New York and Amsterdam style. They serve coffee made with freshly roasted beans from the Espressofabriek. In addition, they have a selection of pastries and sandwiches made from Ulmus bakery. If you plan to stay a little longer, take a look at the selection of natural wines.
1015 LZ Amsterdam
Westerstraat Market
Every week there is the Westerstraat market, also known as the fabric market. It is famous for its many stalls selling fabrics and remnants. People come from far and wide to find the most beautiful fabrics. But you can also find delicious food and other things here; the market is diverse, with more than 212 stalls!
1015 NR Amsterdam
KochXBo Gallery
Galerie KochXBos was founded by Esther Koch and Hans Bos in 2005. In this gallery in the working-class neighborhood of Jordaan, they offer contemporary underground artists a space to display their work. Galerie KochXBos is the place in Amsterdam to view innovative avant-garde and surrealist art. The taste and vision of founders Koch and Bos are indisputable. Every year, they organize several exciting and fascinating exhibitions at Galerie KochXBos. The recent success of KochXBos has not gone unnoticed. In 2011, this gallery was named one of the top 10 independent galleries in Amsterdam by The Guardian magazine. As a visitor, you are invited into a new world of art full of welcome surprises.
1015 MN Amsterdam
Geelvinck Pianola Museum
In the heart of the Jordaan district lies a unique museum, namely the small Geelvinck Pianola Museum. For anyone who has no idea what the -la does after piano: it is the collective name for all automatically playing pianos. The museum's archive has more than 30,000 rolls, all of which can be played on different types of musical instruments. The museum explains what these piano rolls are, how they are made, and who mainly uses them. In addition, the museum can also be used to rent a room for 50 people, and concerts are regularly held there, for which tickets can be purchased online.
1016 GT Amsterdam
Andriesse Eyck Gallery
The owners of the Andriesse Eyck Gallery, Zsa-Zsa Eyck and Paul Andriesse, have over 30 years of experience in the field of international contemporary art. The gallery represents emerging and mid-career artists. It is the ultimate space for collectors, academics, and art professionals to enjoy art in an intimate setting and to discover (new) art.
1015 RV Amsterdam
Tableware
At Tableware, you will find thousands of unique vintage glasses, plates, serving dishes, beautiful silver cutlery sets, and table decorations, making every meal you prepare absolutely unforgettable. The pieces have been collected from all over the world, from shell plates from Miami to champagne coupes from Paris; you can find them all at Tableware.
1015 LZ Amsterdam
Disgusting
Leeelijk is a beautiful antique shop located in the heart of the Jordaan district. The shop is perfect for anyone looking for beautiful antique furniture, such as chairs, tables, mirrors, stools, etc. The shop is quite large and filled with items everywhere. Don't forget to walk all the way to the back. There is so much to see and find, so take your time to look at everything. There is a wide variety of furniture and decorative items, from classic styles to more modern vintage items. The owners, who are often present in the shop, are very helpful and can tell you more about the history of the pieces and where they come from.
