A modern and well-maintained apartment of approximately 62 m² on freehold land. This well-maintained apartment is located on a small square, has an energy efficiency rating of B, and is wonderfully bright.
Guided tour
The entrance leads across a quiet little square to an apartment that feels Immediately . All the rooms are easily accessible from the central hallway, making the home logical and comfortable to live in.
At the front of the house is the living room with a bay window, where the western sunlight streams in and offers a view of the green square. The open layout connecting to the dining room creates a sense of spaciousness, while the hardwood floor adds warmth and cohesion to the interior.
The kitchen is located at the rear of the home and opens onto the east-facing balcony. This is where the day begins peacefully, with morning sun and a view of the courtyard gardens. The spacious master bedroom also opens onto the balcony through French doors. The second room is currently set up as a children’s room, but would work just as well as an office or guest room.
The bathroom, decorated in soothing shades of blue, features a sink and a bathtub. The separate toilet is accessible from the hallway.
What makes this home special is the combination of light, tranquility, and location. It’s situated on a pleasant square, with the cafés, restaurants, and specialty shops of Hoofddorpplein literally just around the corner.
Neighborhood Guide
Located on a quiet, tree-lined street in Amsterdam Oud Zuid, just a stone’s throw from Vondelpark and the lively Hoofddorpplein. The neighborhood is full of cozy and trendy spots: enjoy breakfast or a delicious cup of coffee at Nana Coffee House or Caffenation. For a cozy drink or dinner, try Gent aan de Schinkel, Café Maurits, or Lokaal van de stad.
The area also features new hotspots, such as The Hoxton Kitchen and CUT Food & Social on Schinkel, both popular spots with a contemporary vibe and a creative menu. On Zeilstraat and Hoofddorpplein, you’ll find a mix of artisanal bakeries, organic delis, and stylish boutiques. Everything you need is within walking distance, from gyms and yoga studios to local markets and lovely outdoor cafes.
Living in the Hoofddorpplein neighborhood feels like a village and is relaxed, yet right in the heart of the city. You’re just a short trip away from Oud Zuid, the Zuidas, or West, ideal for those seeking peace and quiet without missing out on the urban vibe.
Details
• Living area approx. 62 m²
• 5 m² east-facing balcony
• Located on freehold land
• Energy label B
• Double glazed, HR+
• Homeowners’ association (VvE) service charges €173.75 per month
• Homeowners’ association is professionally managed; long-term maintenance plan (MJOP) available
Sophisticated Living
What makes this home so appealing is the combination of tranquility, light, and location. Woestduinstraat is situated on a charming little square in the heart of the Hoofddorpplein neighborhood, while Hoofddorpplein itself—with its cafés, restaurants, and specialty shops—is literally just around the corner. This gives the home a pleasant balance between vibrancy and peaceful living. Additionally, the home is situated on its own lot, which is an important and desirable feature within Amsterdam.
Inside, Immediately how logically the apartment is laid out. All rooms are accessible from the entryway, making the home feel organized and comfortable. The living room, with its bay window at the front, takes full advantage of the western light and offers an unobstructed view of the small square. At the rear bedrooms the east-facing balcony and the quiet bedrooms create a more private atmosphere.
The hardwood floors, the open connection between the living and dining areas, and the interplay of morning and evening light lend the apartment a warm feel without being overwhelming. It is a home that feels welcoming from the very first moment and fits well with the character of the neighborhood: personal, lively, and relaxed all at once.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Anniek Steltenpool-Docter | Real Estate Agent at Broersma Wonen
In the Hoofddorpplein neighborhood, Amsterdam-Zuid takes on a different pace. The scale is more intimate, the streets feel spacious and green, and around Hoofddorpplein, daily life unfolds among delis, cafés, and neighborhood restaurants. Woestduinstraat is notably quiet, situated on a child-friendly little square where the city briefly fades into the background. The neighborhood’s architecture still clearly bears the signature of the Amsterdam School from the 1930s. The expressive facades, refined masonry details, and distinctive bay windows give the street a timeless look.
The home unfolds from the central hall into a living area that feels remarkably light and open. The living room is located at the front, where the bay window draws plenty of natural light inside and offers a view of the quiet, child-friendly square. Thanks to its west-facing orientation, the light here subtly changes character throughout the day, from bright midday light to warm evening sun.
The living room is open to the dining room, creating a spacious living environment with natural spots to gather. A beautiful custom cabinet wall has been installed in the dining area. The wooden floor naturally connects both spaces and brings warmth to the interior. The layout feels open and spacious. The kitchen is located at the rear, conveniently positioned with Immediately to the balcony. In the morning, light gently streams in from the east, giving this side of the home a calmer atmosphere. The balcony serves as a natural extension of the kitchen and invites you to enjoy your first coffee in the sun or a quiet moment at the start of the day. The stylish kitchen was renovated in 2023 and, of course, is equipped with various built-in appliances. It is precisely this combination of light, layout, and the quiet location in Amsterdam-Zuid that gives the apartment a pleasant living experience.
The bedrooms are situated in a quiet area at the rear of the house, overlooking the courtyard gardens and offering direct access to the east-facing balcony. This creates a more secluded atmosphere, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. In the morning, the first light of day gently streams in through the French doors of the master bedroom.
The master bedroom is spacious and, thanks to its direct access to the balcony, has a pleasant connection to the outdoors. The second room is currently furnished as a children’s room but also works well as a home office or guest room. It is precisely this layout that makes the space flexible in use.
The bathroom is centrally located in the home, finished in soft blue tones that give the space a fresh and tranquil atmosphere. The bathtub and sink form a compact yet pleasant ensemble, complementing the apartment’s clean layout. The separate toilet is accessible from the hallway, making the home’s layout feel practical and comfortable for both residents and guests.
At the rear of the home, the balcony spans the full width of the apartment. Thanks to its east-facing orientation, the day begins here with gentle morning light, while its sheltered position on the courtyard side ensures peace and privacy. Both the kitchen and the master bedroom offer direct access to the outdoors, making the balcony a natural part of daily life in the home.
At the front, the home overlooks the child-friendly square, and the living room captures the evening light from the west. This combination of morning sun at the rear and warm light at the front gives the home a different atmosphere throughout the day.
The location near the Westlandgracht is a pleasant addition to city living. The water and the surrounding greenery give the area a peaceful, open atmosphere and offer a natural opportunity to be outdoors right near home.
Located on a quiet, tree-lined street in Amsterdam Zuid, just a short walk from Vondelpark and the lively Hoofddorpplein. The neighborhood is characterized by a diverse selection of contemporary dining options, neighborhood favorites, and specialty shops. For breakfast or coffee, Nana Coffee House and Caffenation are popular spots. For lunch, dinner, or drinks, Gent aan de Schinkel, Café Maurits, and Lokaal van de Stad are all nearby. In recent years, several new establishments have opened on the Schinkel, including The Hoxton Kitchen and CUT Food & Social, both known for their contemporary atmosphere and creative cuisine. Zeilstraat and Hoofddorpplein offer a balanced mix of artisanal bakeries, delicatessens, caterers, and sophisticated boutiques. Gyms, yoga studios, local markets, and outdoor cafes are also just a short walk away.
The Hoofddorpplein neighborhood is known for its pleasant balance between tranquility and urban vibrancy. Oud-Zuid, the Zuidas, Amsterdam-West, and the city center are easily accessible, while the tree-lined avenues, distinctive architecture, and diverse range of amenities ensure a particularly pleasant living experience.
Accessibility at
The apartment at Woestduinstraat 75-2 is easily accessible by bike, public transportation, and car. Hoofddorpplein is just a short walk away, with stops for tram 2 and various bus routes. Tram 2 offers a direct connection to destinations such as Leidseplein, Museumplein, and Amsterdam Central Station. Bus 15 connects the neighborhood directly to Zuid Station and Sloterdijk Station, while bus 62 offers a direct connection to Lelylaan Station and Amstel Station. By bike, Vondelpark, the city center, shops, restaurants, and cultural amenities are just a few minutes away. By car, the A10 ring road and various major highways are just a few minutes away.
Parking in the “
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Parking on public streets is permitted under a permit system (Permit Zone Zuid 2.3). With a parking permit for Zuid 2.3, you may park in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A resident parking permit costs €199.93 for 6 months. Currently, there is a 4-month waiting period for this permit zone. A second parking permit is not available in this area. (Source: Local authority , June 2026).
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