Spacious townhouse of approximately 251 m² with a city garden of approximately 60 m² on Valeriusstraat. The property is situated on freehold land and consists of four full independent floors with original details, high ceilings, plenty of light, and a quiet, green location in Oud-Zuid. A unique combination of space, privacy, and greenery.
Guided tour
Behind the stately facade of Valeriusstraat 146 lies a spacious mansion spread over four full floors, with a deep garden. The main floor offers a classic layout with a study, dining room, and kitchen on the garden side. On the first floor, there are two spacious Rooms, a bathroom, and an extra room. The second floor functions as an independent living area with a sitting room, dining room, kitchen, and extra room. At the top is a bright living area. A house with space, layers, and greenery, in the quiet heart of the Valeriusbuurt neighborhood.
neighborhood guide
At the end of the nineteenth century, as Amsterdam's city center became increasingly crowded, there was a growing need for a green neighborhood close to the center. On the initiative of Van Eeghen, architect Zocher designed Willemspark in 1881, which bordered on Vondelpark. A few decades later, the first villas were built there, around the ponds. Stately buildings in classical architectural styles welcomed wealthy families to this quiet and green part of the city. The grandeur of that era is still intact today. Most of the buildings have been renovated and the avenues and greenery, as originally conceived, have matured. Both the residents and the culinary offerings of the Vlaamsch Broodhuys, chocolatier Linnick, greengrocer Wessels, Michelin-starred restaurant Ron Gastrobar, French seafood restaurant VISQUE, and several caterers give the residential neighborhood its contemporary allure. Located between the Vondelpark, Koninginneweg, and Amstelveenseweg—with the Museum Quarter within walking distance—this is a unique oasis within Amsterdam to live, where relaxation and inspiration are always close by.
Property Details
• Approx. 251 sq. m. of living space
• Northwest-facing garden of approx. 60 sq. m.
• Located on freehold land
• Municipally protected historic district
Valerius No. 146
Sometimes you come across a house that doesn't care about standard layouts or conventions. Valerius No. 146 is one such home. Spread over four floors, with a sunny city garden, this house offers a rare combination of space, tranquility, and freedom—right in the middle of Oud-Zuid. What makes this house special is not only its location in the Valeriusbuurt neighborhood, but also the way each floor has its own rhythm and use. Here, you can live your own way, with plenty of opportunities for work, family, or just peace and quiet. A house that moves with you, without losing its character. Carefully lived in, thoughtfully decorated – ready for the next generation of city dwellers who are looking for space, but also appreciate nuance.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Valeriusstraat 146 forms a modest chapter in the grand narrative of Amsterdam's façade architecture. The façade—rhythmically constructed from three bays—is a subtle interplay of brick and light. Classic segmental arches, robust balconies, and the refined roll mouldings above the window frames combine to form a façade composition that continues to captivate the eye. The contrast between the warm red brickwork and the deeper, almost graphite-colored neighboring house accentuates the individual identity of each building without disrupting the cohesion of the block. The entrance is small in size but large in character. The double front door with classic latticework and deep black stain exudes a quiet solidity. The care with which the brickwork has been detailed is remarkable. The natural stone balcony slabs are supported by stepped consoles, and the recessed joints give the whole a pleasant sense of depth. The verticality of the façade construction is reinforced by the tall windows — each with a slightly different proportion, matching the floor and the function behind it. The architecture is not ostentatious, but layered; it speaks in the rhythm of the streetscape and in the tranquility of repetition. This makes the house — and the block as a whole — a quiet force within the urban fabric of Oud-Zuid.
The entrance is classic and well-maintained, with original wall tiles, high paneling, and a front door with faceted glass. The vestibule leads to the hallway. The staircase to the upper floor is playfully placed in the middle of the floor plan. On the street side is a bright room with tall windows, suitable as a study or studio. Double French doors provide access to the room on the garden side, currently furnished as a library and dining room. The original details—herringbone flooring, panel doors, stucco ceilings—have been preserved and are in good condition. At the rear is the kitchen, with direct access to the garden. The space is compact, functional, and has a large window area that offers a view of the greenery. This floor is spacious and logically laid out, with pleasant sightlines and a natural transition between functions.
First floor
The first floor has two spacious Rooms either side of the floor. At the front is a bright room with French doors opening onto the balcony. The high windows and ornamental ceiling give the room character. At the rear is a second large room, currently used as a study. The room overlooks the garden and features a wide window frame and sleek ceiling ornamentation. At the front is the bathroom, finished with white wall tiles, a walk-in shower, sink, and large windows facing the street. The landing is spacious, with access to a third, compact room at the rear—ideal as a guest room or children's room.
The second floor is designed as an independent living area with double Rooms a closed kitchen. At the front is a bright room with a balcony, currently furnished as a sitting and working area. The room has a high ceiling with original ornaments and plenty of daylight through the three large windows. At the rear is a second spacious room. This room is used as a dining and work room. The kitchen is compact, with classic wall cabinets, a gas hob, and a large window facing the inner gardens. There is also a smaller room at the front — practical as an extra bedroom or storage space.
Third floor
The third floor comprises the living room, dining room, kitchen, and a bedroom. The living room is located at the front of the house, with tall south-facing windows that provide ample daylight. Against the wall is a custom-made bookcase and a staircase leading to the roof. The living area flows into the dining room. The kitchen overlooks the inner gardens. The wooden cabinets and countertops give the space a calm, artisanal look. At the rear is a bedroom with closet space and a view of the street. Here too: high ceilings, original details, and light on two sides. This floor feels like a separate apartment within the house, with a pleasant division between living, cooking, and sleeping.
As soon as you step through the double doors into the garden, a surprisingly deep, secluded garden unfolds in the middle of the city. The garden is generously covered with ferns, shrubs, and perennials. Its northwest location guarantees sun in the afternoon and early evening, making it an ideal spot for a late dinner or a quiet drink under the last rays of sunshine. At the same time, the mature vegetation provides shady spots that remain pleasant even on hot days. The path winds its way along the borders to a seating area at the back of the garden. The transition between indoors and outdoors is seamless, with French doors Immediately the living room Immediately to the terrace. As a result, this outdoor space is not only an extension of the house, but a fully-fledged living area in its own right — with sun, privacy, space, and character. On the first and second floors, there are two balconies overlooking Valeriusstraat.
At the end of the nineteenth century, as Amsterdam's city center became increasingly crowded, there was a growing need for a green neighborhood close to the center. On the initiative of Van Eeghen, architect Zocher designed Willemspark in 1881, which bordered Vondelpark. A few decades later, the first villas were built there, around the ponds. Stately buildings in classical architectural styles welcomed wealthy families to this quiet and green part of the city. The grandeur of that era is still intact today. Most of the buildings have been renovated and the avenues and greenery, as conceived at the time, have matured. Both the residents and the culinary offerings of the Vlaamsch Broodhuys, chocolatier Arti Choc, greengrocer Wessels, Michelin-starred restaurant Ron Gastrobar, French seafood restaurant VISQUE, and several caterers give the residential neighborhood its contemporary allure. Located between the Vondelpark, Koninginneweg, and Amstelveenseweg—with the Museum Quarter within walking distance—this is a unique oasis within Amsterdam to live, where relaxation and inspiration are always close by.
accessibility
This location is easily accessible by public transport. Tram line 2 stops close to Emmaplein, and there are also various connections from Haarlemmermeer Station and Amstelveenseweg. The entire city is easily accessible by bicycle, including Amsterdam Zuid/WTC Station, which is approximately seven minutes away. This location is also easily accessible by car via the A10 ring road and nearby arterial roads.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 8.1).
With a parking permit for Zuid 8.1, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A parking permit for residents costs €192.81 per 6 months. Currently, there is a 7-month waiting period for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , May 2025).
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Perfume Lounge
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Patisserie Linnick
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