A very spacious and bright apartment of approximately 180 m² on the first floor of a former GEB villa from the 20th century. The apartment features a living room, a semi-open kitchen, three bedrooms, a central bathroom, two balconies, and a loggia. Located on leasehold land. Schedule your viewing Immediately via this link.
Guided tour
Located near the Kadijken, this apartment is part of a redevelopment project from the early 1990s, in which existing structures have been combined with modern living comfort. The apartment features 10-foot ceilings, three balconies, a storage room, and a service elevator. Large south-facing windows provide ample natural light and an open atmosphere. The living room with a fireplace flows seamlessly into the dining room and the compact, practical kitchen with a pantry. There are three bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with a west-facing balcony and French doors leading outside. The second room is used as an office, and the third is suitable as a guest room or study. The bathroom features a bathtub, shower, double sink, and neutral finishes; the toilet is separate. The outdoor spaces offer variety: a sunny, south-facing balcony along the facade and a sheltered west-facing loggia. There is also a small balcony on the corner. This creates a comfortable and versatile home with both space and light.
Neighborhood Guide
Located on Sarphatistraat, with plenty of green space in the immediate vicinity. Its central location offers excellent access to the city, with many cultural attractions within walking distance, such as Artis, Hortus Botanicus, Oosterpark, and the Tropenmuseum. The area features many cozy restaurants and bars, such as the neighborhood café Entrepotdok, Brouwerij 't IJ, and Louie Louie, as well as dining options on Kadijksplein.
Property Details
· Living area of approximately 180 m² on a single floor
· Energy rating A
· Two balconies and a loggia facing south and west, totaling approximately 18 m²
· Located on leasehold land owned by the Local authority . Current lease term: March 16, 1991, through March 15, 2041, AB 1966; ground rent has been paid in full through 2041
· Application to convert to a perpetual leasehold with AB 2016 has already been submitted; the ground rent has been fixed
· High ceilings, beautiful light
· Homeowners’ association service fees €568.63 per month
· Nationally protected cityscape
Villa Sarphati
Living in a characteristic building that served as accommodation for an energy company in the 19th century. At the end of the 1980s, the Local authority presented Local authority for the redevelopment of the Kadijken and the grounds of the Oranje-Nassau barracks. For the former GEB villa, which had been vacant for years, an agreement was reached with the owner of Vimeta, a shop selling heating and electrical equipment located opposite the building. The spacious apartment of approximately 180 m², located on the first floor, has an excellent layout and an impressive ceiling height of no less than 3.12 meters. The presence of three balconies, a storage room, and a service elevator make this apartment a complete package.
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The living area extends along the south side of the building and makes the most of the natural light. The workspace features French doors with beautifully designed glass and steel panels leading out to the balcony. Large south-facing windows create a bright atmosphere, while the layout allows for both a sitting area and a dining area. The living room is spacious and well-organized. The ceiling has been lowered, so there is potential for even more headroom. The fireplace adds a subtle accent to the space. At the front, two French doors provide access to the balcony. Here, the indoor and outdoor spaces are functionally connected. The dining area is situated between the living area and the kitchen. There is room for a large dining table, with a view of the greenery outside. The kitchen is practically laid out. White cabinet fronts, a granite countertop, and a calm layout create a bright, airy feel. There is ample workspace and storage, with an adjacent utility room. This room is accessible from both the kitchen itself and the entryway, ensuring a logical flow. The atmosphere is calm, light, and organized. Each space flows logically into the next, without transitions that interrupt the flow of use.
The living area extends along the south side of the building and makes the most of the natural light. The workspace features French doors with beautifully designed glass and steel panels leading out to the balcony. Large south-facing windows create a bright atmosphere, while the layout allows for both a sitting area and a dining area. The living room is spacious and well-organized. The ceiling has been lowered, so there is potential for even more headroom. The fireplace adds a subtle accent to the space. At the front, two French doors provide access to the balcony. Here, the indoor and outdoor spaces are functionally connected. The dining area is situated between the living area and the kitchen. There is room for a large dining table, with a view of the greenery outside. The kitchen is practically laid out. White cabinet fronts, a granite countertop, and a calm layout create a bright, airy feel. There is ample workspace and storage, with an adjacent utility room. This room is accessible from both the kitchen itself and the entryway, ensuring a logical flow. The atmosphere is calm, light, and organized. Each space flows logically into the next, without transitions that interrupt the flow of use.
The apartment features three bedrooms, all accessible from the central hallway. The master bedroom is spacious and opens Immediately the west-facing balcony. Large windows and double French doors provide plenty of light and a pleasant connection to the outdoors. The room offers ample space for a double bed, a seating area, and a wardrobe. The second bedroom, currently used as a study, overlooks the courtyard and greenery. Thanks to the many windows, this room enjoys plenty of natural light. The third bedroom is more compact and works well as a guest room or study. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a separate shower, a double vanity, and a towel radiator. The neutral finish of white tilework and wood-look cabinetry creates a serene atmosphere. The two separate toilets are located in the hallway.
The spacious, long balcony runs along the entire south facade of the home and is accessible from the living room. Thanks to its curved shape and south-facing orientation, it’s a pleasant place to relax on sunny days, with a view of the park’s greenery. The outdoor space is wide enough for a seating area with a table, plants, and possibly additional greenery. On the west side, adjacent to the master bedroom, there is a loggia, which is more sheltered and therefore remains usable even in inclement weather.
Located on Sarphatistraat, with plenty of green space in the immediate vicinity. The central location offers excellent access to the city, with many cultural attractions within walking distance, such as Artis, the H’ART Museum, Oosterpark, and the Tropenmuseum. The area features many cozy restaurants and bars, such as the neighborhood café Entrepotdok, Brouwerij ‘t IJ, and Louie Louie, as well as dining options on Kadijksplein.
Accessibility
Easily accessible by public transportation via Amsterdam Muiderpoort and the Weesperplein metro station. Three metro lines depart from the station, serving various parts of the city. For public transportation within the city, tram 1 stops right outside the door. Conveniently located near the A1 and A2 highways via Wibautstraat.
Parking
Parking on public streets is available through a permit system (Permit Zone 3). With a parking permit for Center 3, you may park in Center 1 and Center 3. A resident parking permit costs €338.70 per 6 months. Currently, there is an 8-month waiting period for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area. (Source: Local authority , May 2026).
“We lived here for many years to our complete satisfaction and enjoyed the greenery in front of the building and the beautiful eastern part of the city center. The charming surroundings made many an evening stroll along Nieuwe Vaart and Entrepotdok a real pleasure. The good tram and bus connections were a plus. So were the many cafés and restaurants in the area. A supermarket across the street and the lively Dappermarkt made grocery shopping very convenient. Given our age, we are now moving to a service apartment in another part of the city and are saying goodbye to our home with regret.”
“We have lived here for many years and have been very happy here, enjoying the greenery in front of the building and the charm of the eastern part of the city center. The atmospheric surroundings made many evening walks along Nieuwe Vaart and Entrepotdok a true delight. The excellent tram and bus connections were a clear advantage, as were the numerous cafés and restaurants in the area. A supermarket across the street and the lively Dappermarkt added great convenience to everyday shopping. Given our age, we are now moving to a serviced apartment in another part of the city and are bidding farewell to our home with regret.”
1018 AG Amsterdam
Burritos Anonymous
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Best döner
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Louie Louie
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Wakuli
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Roopram Roti
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VanOost
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Toko Bersama
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Botanique Bar
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Turbo Amsterdam
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Neighborhood bar De Tros
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The Kaaf
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World Museum
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Artis
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Fortune Flea
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