Apartment of approximately 75 m², located in the lively De Pijp neighborhood. It features a living room, kitchen, one bedroom, one bathroom, and a south-facing balcony. There is also a separate attic room. Located on leasehold land.
Guided tour
The entrance leads to a bright living area at the front of the house, where large windows and French doors opening onto the balcony create a pleasant connection to the outdoors. The living room is a well-balanced space where sitting and relaxing come together naturally.
The kitchen is located in the center of the apartment; it is functionally designed and equipped with various built-in appliances. At the rear is the dining area, which Location a large table and direct access to the south-facing balcony, where you can enjoy the sun throughout the day.
The bedroom is in a quiet location and has a practical layout, featuring a custom-built closet that keeps everything tidy. The bathroom is well-maintained and practically designed.
A unique feature is the separate attic room on the top floor, which can serve as a home office, guest room, or studio, thereby adding extra flexibility to the home.
Outdoor Space
The rear balcony faces south and provides a pleasant outdoor space where you can enjoy the sun throughout the day.
In addition, the attic provides access to the roof deck, which is used in practice as an informal outdoor space. This outdoor space is not permitted and is not an official part of the home.
Neighborhood Guide
Located in the first, quiet section of Van Ostadestraat, between Ruysdaelkade and Ferdinand Bolstraat, this urban property is situated in the heart of a lively and youthful neighborhood.
Local favorites in the immediate vicinity include Café Caron, the Japanese-inspired restaurant En, and the laid-back atmosphere of Volt. Brut de Mer, Petit Caron, and Sir Hummus also contribute to the neighborhood’s diverse character.
Daily life is enriched by a wide range of specialty shops and fresh produce at the nearby Albert Cuyp Market. For unique home accessories and fashion, Gerard Doustraat offers a surprising selection. The experience is rounded out by, among other things, the renowned cooking store Duikelman, a household name among foodies and home cooks.
Details
• Living area approx. 75 m², including attic room
• Attic room approx. 16.5 m², suitable for work, hobbies, or storage
• South-facing balcony
• Communal Roof terrace; this terrace is unlicensed
• HOA fees €189.18 per month
• Located on a leasehold; the leasehold has been bought out through September 30, 2054
• Energy label B
• Professionally managed homeowners’ association by Amstarr Beheer
• As of December 1, 2025, the homeowners’ association has a reserve of approximately €24,000.
• New central heating boiler from 2025
In the Heart of De Pijp
Living in the heart of De Pijp, with the bustling city life just around the corner yet the tranquility of a comfortable home. This well-designed first-floor apartment stands out for its pleasant natural light, smart custom solutions, and a rare additional attic room.
The communal Roof terrace a pleasant place to relax and enjoy the view in the summer.
The home is well-insulated and equipped with a new boiler, resulting in an Energy Label B rating. An attractive property where functionality and urban living come together naturally.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
De Pijp is a neighborhood where urban vitality and a distinct character come together. Originally developed as a 19th-century expansion district, the neighborhood is characterized by rhythmic facades, lively streets, and a constant flow of residents, entrepreneurs, and visitors. Here, a multi-layered living environment is emerging in which history and contemporary use reinforce one another.
Van Ostadestraat forms a quiet artery within this, tucked away between the liveliness of the Albert Cuyp Market and Ferdinand Bolstraat. The streetscape is defined by classic, human-scale buildings where light, rhythm, and functionality take center stage.
Within this context, the apartment offers a contemporary interpretation of urban living. Recent insulation and technical upgrades ensure a comfortable indoor climate, while the layout is designed for optimal use of the available space. Custom solutions contribute to a sense of calm and clarity.
The living room is located at the front of the home and features large windows that let in plenty of natural light. French doors leading to the balcony enhance the sense of space and the connection to the outdoors.
The kitchen is centrally located in the home, practically laid out and equipped with various built-in appliances, including a dishwasher, combi-oven, refrigerator, separate freezer, and a five-burner stove. At the rear is the dining room, with space for a generous dining table suitable for a larger group.
Adjacent to this is the south-facing balcony, a pleasant spot to enjoy the sun in peace and quiet.
The bedroom is efficiently laid out and has space for a double bed. Between the bedroom and the bathroom is a spacious custom-built closet with sliding doors, which provides ample storage space and contributes to a serene atmosphere.
The bathroom is well-maintained and functional, featuring a walk-in shower, vanity unit, toilet, and a connection for a washing machine.
On the fourth floor is a spacious attic room of approximately 16 m², suitable as a home office or guest room.
The rear balcony faces south and provides a pleasant outdoor space where you can enjoy the sun throughout the day.
In addition, the attic provides access to the roof deck, which is used in practice as an informal outdoor space. This outdoor space is not permitted and is not an official part of the home.
Located in the first, quiet section of Van Ostadestraat—between Ruysdaelkade and Ferdinand Bolstraat—this urban property is nestled in the heart of a lively, youthful neighborhood.
Local favorites in the immediate vicinity include Café Caron, the Japanese-inspired restaurant En, and the laid-back atmosphere of Volt. Brut de Mer, Petit Caron, and Sir Hummus also contribute to the neighborhood’s diverse character.
Daily life is enriched by a wide range of specialty shops and fresh produce at the nearby Albert Cuyp Market. For unique home accessories and fashion, Gerard Doustraat offers a surprising selection. The experience is rounded out by, among other things, the renowned cooking store Duikelman, a household name among foodies and home cooks.
Accessibility
The property is easily accessible by car, bicycle, and public transportation. Tram and metro stops are located within a short walking distance on Ceintuurbaan and Cornelis Trooststraat, among other streets. Additionally, bus connections are Available Hobbemakade.
By car, the highways leading to the A10, A2, and A4 are easily accessible via the S108 and S109.
Parking Parking is available on public streets through a permit system (permit zone Zuid 3.2 De Pijp Zuid). With a parking permit for Zuid 3.2 De Pijp Zuid, you can park in Zuid 3 and Zuid 4. The cost of a parking permit is €192.81 per six months. There is currently a waiting period of approximately five months for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available within this area. (Source: Local authority , March 2026)
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Boss bike
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KID
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Bisous
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