Apartment of approximately 45 m² on the lively Oosterdokseiland. With a bright living room, open kitchen, one bedroom, a well-maintained bathroom, and a west-facing balcony of approximately 7 m². Compact, complete, and right in the city center.
Guided tour
The apartment is located on a higher floor of a modern complex on Willem Frederik Hermansstraat. You reach the apartment via a secure entrance with elevator. Inside, you Immediately notice Immediately light that enters through the wide glass windows on the west side. The living room and kitchen form an open space, with direct access to the balcony. The bedroom is on the same side of the building and shares the view of the courtyard garden. Double doors lead from the bedroom to the balcony. Halfway through the apartment is the bathroom with shower, toilet, and sink. Adjacent to the entrance is a practical storage room with space for a washing machine and storage. There is also a separate private storage room in the basement.
neighborhood guide
Oosterdokseiland, a high-quality development next to Amsterdam Central Station, located between the historic center and the IJ river. This area was created in 1832 with the construction of the Oosterdoksdam and has developed over the years into a hotspot thanks to its cultural offerings and top-notch restaurants and cafés. Within walking distance, you will find the Albert Heijn for your daily shopping, LOT61 for a coffee, the rooftop bar of the DoubleTree hotel for a cocktail, and restaurant Choux for dinner.
Details
• Living area approx. 45 m²
• West-facing balcony approx. 7 m²
• Private storage unit in the basement
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: July 15, 2022, through February 29, 2060, AB 2000, annual ground rent €2,267.49
• Application to convert to a perpetual leasehold with AB 2016 was submitted on time
• Energy label A
• Year of construction
• Homeowners’ association service fees €104 per month
• Nationally protected cityscape
• Entire home was repainted inside in 2024
• Senso poured flooring throughout the entire home
Willem Frederik 145
Living in a location that feels like the center of the city, but with the tranquility of an inner courtyard. Willem Frederik 145 offers exactly that balance. This apartment is efficiently laid out, light, well finished, and practical to use. Ideal for those who want to live compactly without compromising on comfort or accessibility. Here you literally live above everything that makes Amsterdam special—from Central Station to the Marineterrein, from the Library to the Oosterdok. A quiet place, with city life within easy reach.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Merel Schrijver Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
A residential building as a distinctive landmark. Willem Frederik Hermansstraat 145 is part of the powerful urban ensemble on Oosterdokseiland, designed by MVSA Architects. The façade is constructed from dark gray natural stone, with broad horizontal lines in glass and aluminum, giving the whole an almost graphic character. Via the quiet side street, you enter a communal entrance hall with a void, where daylight is filtered through glass panels and a rhythmic staircase. The signature of MVSA — a specialist in metropolitan residential quality — is in the details: the subtle overhangs, the transparent balcony railings, and the way in which privacy and openness are perfectly balanced. This is particularly noticeable in this compact apartment. Everything has been thought through to the core.
The living room and kitchen form a bright, functional space with a logical layout. On the west side, tall glass windows provide ample daylight and Immediately to the balcony. The sitting area is positioned on the facade side and offers tranquility, light, and a view. The dining area connects seamlessly to this and makes efficient use of the space. The kitchen is compact but fully equipped, finished in dark wood tones with high-gloss black wall tiles. This combination gives the space a neat and contemporary character. The corner layout creates a practical workspace with ample storage capacity and integrated appliances. The open connection to the living area creates a pleasant interplay between cooking, living, and entertaining. The finish is neutral and calm, making the space versatile and easy to personalize.
The house has one full bedroom, located on the west side and Immediately to the balcony. Thanks to the large windows and French doors, the room benefits from plenty of light and a direct connection to the outside. The room is spacious enough for a double bed, bedside tables, and a wardrobe, and feels comfortable and peaceful. The bathroom is centrally located in the house and features a timeless combination of white wall tiles and anthracite-colored floor tiles. The space is practically laid out with a walk-in shower, sink, toilet, and towel radiator. Functional, well-organized, and easy to use. Adjacent to the entrance is a separate laundry room with connections for a washing machine and dryer. This space also serves as internal storage—ideal for storing household essentials, suitcases, or provisions. This keeps the rest of the home tidy and organized.
A spacious balcony runs the entire width of the apartment, facing west. The space is accessible from both the living room and the bedroom and offers enough Location a seat or a compact table setting. Thanks to the glass balustrade, the view remains unobstructed, while the overhang provides shelter from the wind and sun. The location between the buildings creates a secluded character with a view of the green courtyard garden and the urban facades of Oosterdokseiland. Towards the northwest corner, the perspective opens up to the city skyline — with a view of the IJ river. It is a pleasant outdoor space that can be used all year round: for a coffee break in the sun, a glass of wine at dusk, or simply as an extension of the living space.
neighborhood guide
Oosterdokseiland, a high-quality development next to Amsterdam Central Station, located between the historic center and the IJ river. This area was created in 1832 with the construction of the Oosterdoksdam and has developed over the years into a hotspot thanks to its cultural offerings and top-notch restaurants and cafés. Within walking distance, you will find the Albert Heijn for your daily shopping, LOT61 for a coffee, the rooftop bar of the DoubleTree hotel for a cocktail, and restaurant Choux for dinner.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible, as Central Station is within walking distance and offers many train, bus, and metro connections. These connections provide fast and direct access to various locations, such as Schiphol Airport, De Zuidas, Bijlmer Arena Station, Overamstel Station, and Amsterdam Noord.
1011 AE Amsterdam
Sea Palace Restaurant
At the Sea Palace Restaurant, you can enjoy yourself on the water in the center of Amsterdam. The restaurant is the largest floating restaurant in Europe. It offers an extensive selection of authentic Cantonese dishes, an extensive dim sum menu, and specialties such as Peking duck and Sichuan dishes. If you want to enjoy a beautiful view of Amsterdam while you eat, go to the top floor and sit on the terrace.
1011 AC Amsterdam
Choux pastry (*)
Chef Merijn van Berlo is one of the pioneers of cuisine where vegetables play the leading role. The cuisine is versatile; it involves fermentation, preserving, smoking, and salting, and has a distinct Northern influence in the use of sought-after ingredients and light, fresh flavors. Figo van Onna, co-owner and sommelier of restaurant Choux, is an unconventional thinker with strong opinions about natural wine and the wine world. Choux has had a Michelin star since 2025.
1011 EJ Amsterdam
Ken Sushi
A visit to sushi bar Ken Sushi is not just a pleasant evening of Japanese food. At Ken Sushi, you sit at the bar while chef Ken prepares your dishes à la minute. He uses traditional sushi rice at 37 degrees and the freshest ingredients. While cooking, Ken passionately tells about the origin and preparation of his spectacular sushi dishes. All this makes a dinner at Ken Sushi a wonderful experience. If you want to visit this special sushi bar, you often have to make a reservation in advance; there is only room for 13 guests at the bar.
1018 JA Amsterdam
Ship camel
Scheepskameel is located in a former navy cooking school (on the waterfront!) on the former naval base. Chef and co-owner Tijs Jeurissen and the two other owners, Pieter Smits (also from Rijsel) and Bob Kaasenbrood, have created a timeless establishment with excellent food and an equally excellent, idiosyncratic wine list, composed exclusively of German wines. The wines are also available For Sale the (online) store Wijnkameel. The service is excellent, just like at its sister restaurant Rijsel.
1012 AD Amsterdam
Vermeer Restaurant
Many restaurants claim to give vegetables an important role. At Vermeer, this is truly the case. The kitchen has even been adapted to accommodate this. When the hotel restaurant was renovated a few years ago, chef Chris Naylor also made the switch to a somewhat lighter cuisine. There is still plenty of Location beautiful fresh and special meats, but a radish from the rooftop garden is just as likely to be served as an amuse-bouche. The restaurant is located in the NH Hotel Barbizon Palace, opened in 1988, and Gault Millau has awarded it 18 out of a maximum of 20 points.
1012 AD Amsterdam
Vermeer's Wine Room
Vermeers Wijnkamer is the wine bar of Restaurant Vermeer in the NH Collection Barbizon Palace, designed as an accessible place for lovers of good wine. Here, it's all about discovery and tasting, with a changing selection of wines by the glass and small dishes that perfectly complement what's in your glass. Chef Sebastian Baquero Garces and sommelier Dannis Apeldoorn bring the restaurant's signature style to a more informal setting. The atmosphere is relaxed and personal, ideal for a spontaneous glass after work or as the start of a night out. The wine room is open every day from 4 p.m.
1012 AS Amsterdam
Thai Snack Bar Bird
Amsterdam is known for its large number of delicious Asian restaurants and takeaways. You can find good Asian cuisine everywhere in the city. But when it comes to Thai food, there is one place that stands out, and with good reason. In the middle of Zeedijk, at Number , you will find Thai Snackbar Bird, which has been in this location since 1993. You can sit inside and watch the chefs flambé Thai wok meals in the open kitchen, or you can order takeaway. Both options are fast, but the taste and quality are always very high. From very spicy Thai to slightly milder, they have just about every specialty here, and they are all worth trying.
1011 TX Amsterdam
Hiding in Plain Sight
For Hiding in Plain Sight, you'll need to hop on your bike and head out of the city center. Located next to the IJtunnel, this cozy cocktail bar is the perfect place to sip unique cocktails from your bar stool or from the comfortable chairs upstairs. The unique cocktail combinations, which are almost culinary in nature, will ensure you have a wonderful evening of lounging. Are you only familiar with gin and tonic? That's okay, the friendly bar staff will be happy to provide you with so many choices that it will make your head spin (if it's not the alcohol).
1011 TL Amsterdam
Gebroeders Hartering
Under the leadership of owner Paul Hartering, a new generation of chefs cooks pure, authentic, and refined dishes, with origin and craftsmanship as the core. Paul was awarded 'Craftsman of the Year' by Gault Millau in 2019, while his brother Niek lovingly manages the service and wine list. The atmosphere feels like a combination of an old-fashioned pub and a contemporary French bistro. White linen tablecloths contrast nicely with the warm, brown wooden walls.
1012 AN Amsterdam
In 't Aepjen
In the 16th century (the time of the Dutch East India Company), the cafe offered cheap accommodation to sailors. The sailors brought monkeys from overseas. These adorable monkeys were, of course, full of fleas, so everyone who stayed In 't Aepjen came out scratching from the itching. Allegedly, this is where the name of the cafe and the expression "in de aap gelogeerd zijn" (to be in the monkey's lodging, meaning to be in a bad situation) come from. Nowadays, you can still enjoy a drink and look around at all the relics that have been preserved.
Dun Yong Kitchen
This ramen tent is located at the top of the Asian supermarket Dun Yong. After chef Taka worked in a Japanese Izakaya gastropub for 4 years, he came to the Netherlands to fulfill his dream. He dreamed of having his own business where healthy and affordable street food is served. In 2021, chef Taka introduced one of his specialties, 'spicy tan tan ramen' to the menu; spicy chicken and pork together with kimchi.
1011 TJ Amsterdam
Restaurant R21
Chef Orlando David (who previously worked for Sergio Herman's Oud Sluis ***, among others) opened a fine dining restaurant on Peperstraat, opposite Gebr Hartering. You can enjoy a 6 or 7-course menu for €75 and €90 respectively, but there is also an à la carte menu Available The chef's wanderlust is evident and can be tasted in his cooking style. Influences and products from all over the world adorn the dishes.
1012 AV Amsterdam
Nam Kee
Nam Kee became nationally known through the book "Oesters van Nam Kee" (Oysters from Nam Kee) by author Kees Beijnum. This restaurant, serving authentic Cantonese cuisine, has long been a household name in Amsterdam. After the first restaurant opened its doors at Zeedijk 111 in 1981, two new locations quickly followed (Geldersekade 117 and Maria Heinekenplein 4). The atmosphere at the Nieuwmarkt location is open and cozy. You can come here for a hearty meal with a large group or for lunch with a smaller party. The staff prioritizes good service and friendliness.
1011 ET Amsterdam
Kyō Restaurant
Kyō was founded out of the need for more Japanese Izakaya-style restaurants. A place where you can relax with friends in an informal atmosphere, while enjoying authentic Japanese food with a wide selection of sake or Japanese beer.
1012 HT Amsterdam
Sichuan
The traditional Chinese Sichuan restaurant is located on Warmoesstraat in the center of Amsterdam. All of the chefs here come from Sichuan province in China and have more than twenty years of experience in local cuisine. Although the dishes are spicy, as you would expect from Szechuan cuisine, the balance and dosage of spices is just right, allowing the aromas to determine the flavor Location heat.
1011 EX Amsterdam
Black Gold Amsterdam
Black Gold Amsterdam is located in the middle of the city and is an independent vinyl and specialty coffee shop. There is a relaxed atmosphere where you can browse between the LP plants, but where good coffee is also served. The coffee beans come from White Label Coffee.
1012 BB Amsterdam
Café Dijk 120
Café Dijk opened its doors in 1971. It is a cozy Amsterdam café in the middle of Zeedijk. The café has many regulars from far beyond Amsterdam.
1012 BG Amsterdam
Kim's So Korean Food
This Korean restaurant only opened in April and is already very popular. It serves comfort food that is best shared. The classics bimbap and Korean fried chicken are a must. They also have delicious smaller dishes such as dumplings, kimchi pancakes, and spicy cheesy ramen. In terms of drinks, they have a selection of rice wines, beer, and a few imported soju sodas.
1012 BB Amsterdam
Hi Tin
Hoi Tin in Amsterdam is the place to go for authentic Chinese cuisine. Located on Nieuwmarkt, the restaurant has an extensive menu that includes dim sum, noodle soups, and roasted meat. The dishes are freshly prepared and served in an atmospheric setting with subdued lighting and wooden tables. Hoi Tin is popular with both locals and tourists.
1012 GS Amsterdam
Windows Impossible
In the heart of Amsterdam is the second restaurant of Akihiro Hara (46) and Atsushi Ishida (44). Ramen Impossible, the sister of Men Impossible, distinguishes itself with its 'Sauce style' Ramen, also known as 'Mazesoba' in Japanese. Made with Japanese flour and served in a lavish sauce of saffron-cooked mushrooms and roasted leek, Ramen Impossible offers a surprising vegan alternative in modern Japanese cuisine.
1012 BC Amsterdam
A-Fusion
A-Fusion is a popular Asian fusion restaurant on Zeedijk in Amsterdam, offering a unique blend of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, and Korean cuisines since 2003. The menu ranges from fresh sushi and dim sum to grilled satays and wok dishes, with smaller portions allowing guests to sample multiple flavors. The restaurant is known for its lively atmosphere and open kitchen, where the preparation of dishes is a real experience. In 2023, A-Fusion received a Bib Gourmand award from the Michelin Guide, a recognition for its excellent value for money.
1011 VX Amsterdam
Nemo
Museum Nemo is perhaps the most surprising and fun museum that Amsterdam has to offer. Nemo is a science museum but in a very playful way. You can test all kinds of physical and chemical things, do it yourself, view and learn a lot. This museum is a great pleasure for young and old. Tip: In the summer, have a drink on the roof of Nemo and look out over the IJ and Amsterdam!
1019 BR Amsterdam
The BIMHUIS
The BIMHUIS was founded in 1974 by a group of jazz musicians who felt Amsterdam lacked a venue for jazz music. An old furniture store was transformed into a stage, which they called the 'BIMHUIS'. It became a well-known venue among musicians and also provided a stage for up-and-coming talent. Over the years, it has developed into an internationally renowned venue for jazz and improvised music. Many jazz legends have performed there, including Art Blakey, Charles Mingus, and Archie Shepp. The current location opened in 2005 on the Piet Heinkade. It is an intimate venue where jazz music comes into its own. There is also a café and restaurant with a beautiful view over the IJ river.
1012 BD Amsterdam
Dun Yong
In Amsterdam's oldest toko, there are several floors where you can get lost. In 1959, Dun Yong started this shop to provide the local Chinese community with their daily Chinese products. Three generations later, the store has expanded. Here, you can buy not only food products but also incense and kitchen utensils. On the top floor of the toko, there is a small eatery where you can enjoy the most delicious ramen for lunch. If you want to learn more about this toko or toko culture in the Netherlands, there is even a book written about this toko that you can buy at the checkout.
1012 AT Amsterdam
Butcher Shop Fat
Butcher's shop Vet is a household name among Amsterdam residents in the Nieuwmarkt neighborhood. This traditional shop has been located on Zeedijk for 60 years. Regular customers are very important, which is immediately apparent when you walk in. This butcher's shop puts the customer first, so anything can be prepared. Vet grows with the people and delivers honest, high-quality products. You can't leave without trying a Broodje Zeedijk, a richly filled roll with the famous Zeedijk sauce, made according to a secret recipe.
