Living on Van Eeghenstraat is a dream for many and a reality for a select few. Spacieux stands for space, and in this apartment, it feels more spacious than the square footage suggests. The home occupies a single floor, spans the full width of two buildings, and features tall windows, abundant natural light, and unobstructed views. The layout is ideal: a generous living area, two spacious bedrooms , each bedrooms its own bathroom, and the potential to create a third room. A total of approximately 154 m², complete with an indoor storage room, a bay window, and a sunny south-facing terrace that Immediately onto the kitchen. This section of Van Eeghenstraat, between Jacob Obrechtstraat and Cornelis Schuytstraat, is considered the most sought-after area. Living here means investing in the future. The apartment is accessible by elevator, which opens Immediately the home, and is further enhanced by a fireplace, high-quality insulation, and is situated on freehold land.
Guided tour
The stately entrance at Number , with its richly decorated oak door, leads to a communal hall that still features the original marble finishes and ornaments. Above the entrance is beautiful stained glass that adds to the classic look. The apartment is accessible via a well-maintained staircase or Immediately elevator, which opens into the apartment's private hall. Upon entering, the spaciousness and height are immediately noticeable.
The living room extends across the entire depth of the building, featuring a seven-meter-wide glass facade at the rear with three south-facing French doors and three large windows at the front. This creates a bright, open living space with a harmonious balance between views of Vondelpark and access to the spacious terrace. A study nook on the street side can be converted into an extra room if desired.
The semi-open kitchen with a cooking island is laid out in a practical yet stylish manner and offers views of the greenery and the terrace. Dark parquet flooring runs throughout the home, creating a beautiful contrast with the abundance of natural light.
The sleeping area is located on the other side of the apartment. The master bedroom faces the garden and features a spacious walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom, finished in travertine marble and equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, vanity, and natural light. At the front is a second bedroom with its own bathroom featuring a shower and sink. This room offers views of the park and the surrounding architecture. The entryway features a coat closet and a guest restroom. The ceilings rise to approximately three meters in height, contributing to the stately and serene ambiance of this exclusive apartment.
What residents will miss
This property has been rented out for a long time, with the tenant saying she didn't realize beforehand how much she would enjoy living here.
"Living here is incredible, free, light, and green. Thanks to the elevator, we were able to live here for a very long time. We really didn't want to leave. The house offers peace and quiet, and we had the neighborhood around the corner. The terrace was an extension of our living room. We used the terrace from February to the end of October."
Neighborhood Guide
The apartment is centrally located on Van Eeghenstraat in the Zuid district, within the Museum Quarter, near Vondelpark, Cornelis Schuytstraat, and Emmastraat—a highly sought-after residential area. Nearby attractions include the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum, the Stedelijk Museum, and the Concertgebouw. Nearby are Beethovenstraat, P.C. Hooftstraat, and Cornelis Schuytstraat, featuring various boutiques, delis, and excellent restaurants. Every Saturday, there is a farmers’ market at Jacob Obrechtplein, just around the corner. In the Spiegelkwartier, behind the Rijksmuseum, you’ll find art galleries and small boutiques. The Vondelpark and the bustling Pijp are within walking distance. Authentic Amsterdam, yet with all amenities within easy reach. Beautiful historic buildings, privacy, and tranquility. Local residents appreciate this neighborhood for its specialty shops and restaurants within walking distance. It feels like a village within the city. From here, you can walk straight into the greenery at the nearest entrance to Vondelpark; in no time, you’re by the canals, yet just a few minutes away from the highway.
Practical but also just really nice. A good restaurant is Visque on Willemsparkweg; for coffee to go, we recommend Joe’s on Cornelis Schuytstraat or Café de Gruter for its sunny terrace. De Schuyt is known for its excellent meat.
Details
• Living area approx. 154 m²
• Roof terrace of approximately 15 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Energy label B
• Kodde Architecten
• Homeowners’ association service fees €488.84 per month
• ELEVATOR
• Renovated in 2009
• Municipally protected cityscape
The Wide Double Residence
Van Eeghenstraat 125/127 Broersma Wonen a familiar address for Broersma Wonen . This part of Van Eeghenstraat is considered the most sought-after area of the Concertgebouw neighborhood. We were previously involved here as consultants when the then-developer merged the buildings into residences . This intervention resulted in high-quality, spacious properties. The extra width on one floor creates opportunities for a balanced layout and allows more daylight to flood in. This is particularly true of this apartment of almost 154 m², which feels more spacious than the figures suggest. Architect Kodde designed the optimal layout, which differs from traditional apartments with staircases. The design provided space for a functional and contemporary floor plan, in which the generous Floor area comes Floor area its own. An elevator to the apartment, large windows, and an unobstructed view enhance the spaciousness and give this apartment a particularly pleasant character. It is an honor for us to find a new resident for this property.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Van Eeghenstraat largely forms the boundary of the design by landscape architect Jan David Zocher, the designer of Vondelpark. The flowing patterns and lines of the park are reflected in the building line of this part of the street. In the straight section, between Jacob Obrechtstraat and Cornelis Schuytstraat, a public garden connects the street with the villas along the park. The row of facades that includes Number and 127 borders Immediately this public garden and fits seamlessly into the park's architecture in terms of urban design. The facades reflect the park's design language and are in keeping with the Art Nouveau style that was in vogue at the time. On the other side of the street, where deep gardens face south, the houses are sometimes designed individually and sometimes as a block. They are stately buildings with generous dimensions, large windows, bay windows, and richly detailed brickwork. Number is the last of six mansions built in 1900 by architect Albert Lubbers, while Number marks the beginning of a block of three residences. These houses were originally intended for wealthy families from the canal belt who longed for more greenery and space, inspired by the fin-de-siècle style from France. High ceilings, richly decorated ceilings and fireplaces, spacious entrances, and double doors gave these residences . They offered more light and air than the canal houses and were designed for large families with staff, often with space to conduct business at home.
In 2008 and 2009, both buildings became Available at the same time. The developer at the time, Steenvastgoed, recognized the need for spacious apartments on a single floor, accessible by elevator. Kodde Architecten translated this insight into a suitable design: the floors were merged into double-width apartments, with the south-facing location prompting the addition of generous windows. The historic details were retained at the front, while a contemporary living experience was created behind the façade. The result is one of the most unique apartments on Van Eeghenstraat.
The stately entrance at Van Eeghenstraat 127 provides access through a beautifully detailed oak door to a representative communal hall, finished with marble and original ornaments. Above the entrance is the original stained-glass window, which emphasizes the historic character. Access to the apartment is via the monumental staircase or Immediately elevator. The elevator opens into the hall of the apartment, where height and space Immediately set Immediately tone. From here, the living room unfolds, wide and high, across the entire depth of the building. At the rear, a seven-meter-wide south-facing glass front provides abundant daylight and a direct connection to the spacious terrace. At the front, three large windows offer views of the Vondelpark and the monumental buildings that border it.
Central functions are efficiently placed: a storage room and laundry room in the heart of the home and a study corner on the street side. This corner can be converted into an extra room if desired. The semi-open kitchen, equipped with a cooking island, combines functionality and elegance. This space offers a view of the greenery and terrace, as well as contact with the living area, making cooking and socializing effortless.
Dark herringbone parquet flooring runs throughout the home, providing a stylish contrast to the abundance of light that characterizes the home.
The sleeping area is located on the other side of the apartment. A hallway leads to the master bedroom, located on the garden side. This spacious room has plenty of closet space and offers enough Location a workspace or beauty desk. The en suite bathroom is finished with timeless travertine marble and features a walk-in shower, sink, and natural daylight. At the front of the house is a second spacious bedroom with a view of the greenery and the park. This room has its own bathroom with a shower and sink.
The landing provides access to a wardrobe and a separate guest toilet. The ceilings, approximately three meters high, enhance the feeling of space and elegance, creating a balanced and pleasant layout.
From the kitchen, three French doors provide access to a spacious south-facing terrace of approximately 15 m². From here, there is a view of the green inner gardens at the rear, making the terrace a sheltered and sunny outdoor space. In addition, the apartment has two balconies, accessible from the living room and the bedroom at the front. These balconies offer a view of Van Eeghenstraat and the stately buildings in the area.
The property is centrally located on Van Eeghenstraat in the Zuid district, in the Museum Quarter. This sought-after residential location is Immediately Vondelpark, Cornelis Schuytstraat, and Emmastraat. The Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum, and Concertgebouw are all in the immediate vicinity. Beethovenstraat, P.C. Hooftstraat, and Cornelis Schuytstraat offer a wide range of boutiques, delicatessens, and refined restaurants. Every Saturday Location there is a Location market on the nearby Jacob Obrechtplein. The Spiegelkwartier, behind the Rijksmuseum, is known for its art galleries and charming shops. The Vondelpark and the lively Pijp are within walking distance. The neighborhood is characterized by authentic Amsterdam, with old buildings, privacy, and tranquility, but also with all amenities within easy reach. Residents appreciate the range of specialty shops and restaurants within walking distance. It feels like a village within the city. From the house, the greenery of the Vondelpark is just a few minutes away, while the canals and the highway are also easily accessible. For foodies, there are several recommendations: restaurant Visque on Willemsparkweg, Joe's on Cornelis Schuytstraat for coffee to go, or Café de Gruter with its sunny terrace. De Schuyt is known for its excellent meat.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transportation. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S108 (Oud-Zuid). From Cornelis Schuytstraat, Emmastraat, and Concertgebouw Rooms , there are Rooms tram and bus lines, such as trams 2, 3, 5, and 12 to Central Station, Amstelveen, and Nieuw Sloten, and buses to Nieuw-Vennep and Aalsmeer, respectively. Regional transport departs from these stops, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport. Station Zuid is a 10-minute bike ride away.
parking facilities
Parking is available 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 , September 2025).
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Hama Gallery
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Brasserie de Joffers
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Batoni Khinkali
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Brasserie van Dam
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Visque Restaurant
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George W.P.A
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Franzen
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Carter
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Barolo
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Pizzeria Le 4 Stagioni
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Tozi
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Castell Zuid
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Café Welling
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Coffee District
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Tamari Ya
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Edible Treasures
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Menno Kroon
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Greengrocer Tom Ensink
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De Schuyt Butcher Shop
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Southern Market
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Olivity
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Olives & More
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