DE VAN EEGH
A spacious and modern townhouse, spread over five thoughtfully designed floors, with a total of approximately 425 m² of living space and a gross floor area of approximately 500 m². The home features a wide variety of sunny outdoor spaces. The property is characterized by high-quality finishes, including an elevator, air conditioning, and contemporary Services and installations ensure comfort and ease of use.
The location on Van Eeghenstraat is one of the most sought-after areas, situated right between the entrance to Vondelpark and Cornelis Schuytstraat. It is a place where tranquility and vibrancy come together in perfect harmony, in the heart of Amsterdam-Zuid, within the sophisticated setting of the Museum Quarter.
The living areas are spread across multiple levels, with living spaces connected by an atrium. The layout includes a living room, kitchen, five bedrooms several Bathrooms.
The sleeping area has been designed with privacy and comfort in mind, with each room featuring its own bathroom. The upper floors form a private retreat, with an almost entire floor dedicated to the parents, including a bright, spacious bathroom with a view of Van Eeghenstraat. Additionally, there is a study, a laundry room, and a multifunctional space, allowing the home to effortlessly adapt to a variety of living needs.
At the rear is a sunny, south-facing garden of approximately 43 m², a valuable outdoor space that enhances the living experience.
Details
• Gross floor area of approximately 500 m²
• Living area of approximately 426 m²
• Plot size m²
• Rear garden of approximately 43 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Energy label A
• Realized in collaboration with Studio Jan des Bouvrie
• New foundation
• Municipally protected cityscape
• Elevator available
De VanEegh
Living on Van Eeghenstraat is a privilege and a dream for many. Grand mansions with a sense of grandeur, located on one of the most beautiful streets in Zuid, bordering Vondelpark and situated in a charming neighborhood.
We see this demand for high-quality properties time and time again, and it continues to grow over time.
De VanEegh is another such grand residence, which we recognize as a highly sought-after property. It features a spacious Floor area, five wonderfully spacious floors, and, above all, plenty of natural light.
It is an honor for us to be able to sell this property and show prospective buyers around. A great home for a large family and for spending time together.
Distinctive thanks to the fact that it features an elevator, that it is bright, and that the garden level and the bel-etage are connected by a mezzanine. This connects the two living levels, while the elevator also connects the three sleeping levels.
The fact that the rear of the home faces south makes living here very pleasant. Combined with the comfort it offers and the refined finishes, this presents a unique opportunity to live on Van Eeghenstraat.
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Built around 1900, along with the surrounding buildings, to a design by architect .. and commissioned by …. During this period, a new neighborhood emerged along the recently landscaped Vondelpark, where affluent families from the city center chose a living environment that was clean, green, and modern. The canals were outdated and, in particular, polluted.
Here, a new neighborhood emerged with panache and grandeur, in the era of Art Deco and Art Nouveau. Light colors, elegant woodwork, and stained glass.
The buildings and the neighborhood still exude this charm, and thanks to numerous renovations, most of the buildings are in excellent condition.
Number has retained its character on the exterior and has been completely modernized on the inside. This was necessary when the current owners purchased the property at auction in 2011. Together with the neighboring buildings, it had been used as a healthcare facility, meaning that nothing authentic remained inside.
In collaboration with Studio Jan des Bouvrie and incorporating the owners’ input, a comfortable and well-organized family home has been realized. Modern and luxurious, both in layout and functionality.
A decisive and structural choice was the installation of an elevator. With five floors, the owners wanted all levels to be well connected. For this reason, a void was created centrally on the main floor leading down to the garden level. In hindsight, this proved to be a highly valuable addition, facilitating a connection between the kitchen and the main floor.
In addition, the decision was made to convert an entire floor into an owners’ suite, featuring a bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom for the parents. The first floor features a large study, storage room, laundry room, and a guest room with its own bathroom. This was a thoughtful design, as it allows for hosting guests or accommodating a nanny or visitor without disrupting the privacy of the sleeping floors.
The top floor is then designed for the children.
At the time, permits were still being issued for roof extensions and larger roof terraces; this opportunity was fully utilized, and thanks to the comprehensive design, the home features a spacious Roof terrace.
The house is thus exceptionally complete and modern and, because it has always been well-maintained, Immediately move into Immediately .
Cooking
The living and cooking areas are spread out over two floors connected by a mezzanine.
A conscious decision was made to position the kitchen centrally on the garden level. This central location ensures a clear view and facilitates interaction. Cooking thus becomes an important gathering place.
With a long wall of cabinets and appliances and a matching kitchen island, the cook can work comfortably here while guests and family remain involved in the process.
With a dining area on the garden and south sides, connected to the garden, and a seating area on the street side.
The central atrium provides extra height and light in the middle of the space and also allows for connection with the bel-etage.
The kitchen is equipped with all necessary appliances, including a steam oven, oven, warming drawer, and a large stove with .. burners.
A large American-style freezer offers ample storage space and features, among other things, an ice maker.
When the weather is nice, cooking can easily be moved outside with an outdoor kitchen and a Green Egg. The garden is connected to the house and is partially covered.
Living
The kitchen offers plenty of space for the children to be part of daily life.
The bel-etage provides over 91 m² of additional living space, featuring a lounge area and a fireplace for cozy winter days. There is a pantry or bar for serving drinks.
Together with the garden level, this offers plenty of space for entertaining.
The high ceilings and large windows make this floor exceptionally bright, while living above street level ensures privacy.
From this floor, there is a view of Vondelpark through the buildings across the street.
The starting point was to bedrooms plenty Rooms each with its own bathroom, along with a spacious study, laundry room, and a storage/hobby room.
Ultimately, five spacious bedrooms were bedrooms , each with its own bathroom.
These Rooms arranged so that the parents and their three children have the top two floors to themselves. The parents have virtually an entire floor to themselves.
One of the clients’ wishes was for a large, spacious, and well-lit bathroom, which was achieved with a generous walk-in shower as a focal point. The vanity unit also offers ample storage space. The bathtub is positioned so that there are windows on three sides, offering a view of Van Eeghenstraat.
With a total of more than 11.5 linear meters of closet space, there is ample room for a wardrobe.
The sleeping area is located at the rear and overlooks the gardens.
The fifth floor features three comfortable children’s rooms, each with its own bathroom, making them suitable for older children as well.
On the first floor is a spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Partly due to its location on a separate floor, this room is suitable for guests or a nanny.
This floor also features a practical laundry room and a storage/hobby room, which can be used for suitcases, among other things.
A home office has been created at the rear, where both owners have a desk. This space is ideal for working from home.
De Van Eeghen features a garden, a balcony, and Roof terrace, all of which are sunny, sheltered, and pleasant.
The outdoor spaces have been carefully designed and executed, making it a pleasure to spend time here.
The garden is of high quality thanks to its location and direct connection to the kitchen, which encourages frequent use. The garden is not large, but very pleasant, with plants that provide privacy, sun, and shelter. The garden faces south and enjoys sun all day long. Two storage sheds provide extra storage space, and the covered area has been converted into an outdoor kitchen.
The main living area features French doors opening onto a south-facing balcony. This gives the space an open feel and invites you to open the doors to let in fresh air and the sounds of the garden.
The balcony is not essential, but it is a very pleasant addition.
The Roof terrace Roof terrace
Roof terrace The Roof terrace Van Eeghen is designed to invite you to linger there as soon as the weather permits.
The terrace is fully equipped and well-designed, allowing you to enjoy the sun, the jacuzzi, and an evening drink in complete privacy. The unobstructed view of Amsterdam from this height is impressive.
The Museum Quarter neighborhood in Amsterdam-Zuid is known for its beautiful historic architecture, wide avenues, and green parks. It is one of Amsterdam’s most sought-after neighborhoods thanks to its upscale atmosphere and central location. There is a lively atmosphere and a wide range of specialty shops, including on Cornelis Schuytstraat for daily groceries, and the organic market on Jacob Obrechtplein on Saturdays. There are also several restaurants and cafés within walking distance, such as George WPA, De Gruter, Visque, Bar Barolo, and Carter. Vondelpark is just around the corner, and for culture, the Concertgebouw, the Stedelijk Museum, and the Rijksmuseum are nearby.
Accessibility
The property is easily accessible by car via the S100, S108, and S109 from the A10 ring road. Thanks to its convenient location, Schiphol Airport is just a 20-minute drive away. The city center is easily accessible by bike, and the Vondelpark provides direct access to the city center. Tram line 2 connects the city center and Amsterdam-West.
Parking at
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (permit zone Zuid 8.1). A parking permit for Zuid 8.1 allows parking in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A resident parking permit costs €192.81 per six months. Currently, there is a waiting period of approximately seven months for this area. A second permit is not available. (Source: Local authority , March 2026)
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