In the peaceful and green area of Amsterdam-Noord, this pleasant apartment of approximately 53 m² is situated in a prime location with a sunny orientation and generous outdoor space. Located on a single level, the home offers one bedroom, a spacious living room with open-plan kitchen, and a delightful south-facing balcony. Thanks to the large windows and comfortable ceiling height, the interior feels bright and airy throughout. Here, you can enjoy comfortable living with all daily amenities and the vibrant city life within easy reach.
Tour
This home offers a comfortable and functional layout. At the front, a bright living room features large windows with views over the quiet street. The open kitchen, equipped with built-in appliances, connects seamlessly to the living area, creating a pleasant space to cook and relax.
On the side of the apartment is the bedroom, quietly situated, with direct access to the balcony and ample space for a king-size bed and a generous built-in wardrobe. The modern bathroom includes a walk-in shower, a vanity unit, and practical storage space. A separate toilet enhances daily comfort. It's also possible to partition off the bedroom, as shown in the alternative floor plan. The generous ceiling height adds to the spacious feeling throughout the apartment.
Outdoor Space
A major highlight of this home is the sunny, sheltered balcony, which can be enjoyed much of the year thanks to its ideal orientation. Its nearly square layout offers enough room for a lounge area or a cozy tête-à-tête bench to soak up the morning and afternoon sun.
Neighbourhood Guide
Live just across the IJ river, with all the convenience of city life. This apartment is centrally located in Overhoeks, a modern, sustainable, and green neighborhood near the A'DAM Tower and Van der Pek district. Overhoeks is a sought-after residential area full of culture, art, and gastronomy, with hotspots such as restaurants Metro, Pelusa, and Madam Amsterdam.
Shopping center ’t Mosveld and specialty stores like bakery De Bakkerzonen and fishmonger Tuyp are close by. You’ll also find the well-known cheese shop Kef in the nearby Van der Pekstraat. The apartment is conveniently located near schools, playgrounds, and sports facilities. Natural areas such as Het Twiske and the Waterland polders are just a 19-minute bike ride away—perfect for peace and relaxation.
Details
• Residential floor area approx. 53 m²
• South-facing balcony of approximately 6 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by the Municipality of Amsterdam (current lease period: 01-06-2021 to 31-05-2071, General Provisions 2000)
• Ground rent paid off until 31 May 2071
• Energy label A+
• Underfloor heating and cooling
• Monthly HOA (VvE) contribution: €140.00
• Alternative floor plan available
• The apartment complex is equipped with solar panels
Spadina Avenue
What immediately appealed to me about this apartment is the pleasant natural light and the peaceful location at the front of the building. The open layout of the living room and kitchen creates a comfortable living space where cooking, dining, and relaxing come together effortlessly. I find the bedroom to be a calm and quiet place, with access to the balcony through floor-to-ceiling windows and enough space for a large bed and ample wardrobe storage, while the bathroom is practically designed with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet. The high ceilings add a wonderful sense of space to the home. And on the balcony, where the sun shines until the afternoon, I love to sit with a cup of coffee or a good book.
The urban development Aan het IJ, located just north of Amsterdam’s city center, combines individual living with shared amenities. Within the urban plan designed by Geurst & Schulze (2003), The Stack represents a diverse urban housing concept. By incorporating various outdoor spaces and apartment layouts, 120 spacious and unique homes have been realized, spread across two interconnected buildings with a shared deck and central courtyard.
The apartment is part of a well-maintained residential complex with a shared entrance hall. The layout is efficient and logical, with a strong emphasis on daylight and user comfort. The combination of clean finishes and modern facilities makes this home move-in ready.
The design of the location includes two separate volumes with a communal garden in between. The eastern building on Spadinalaan has seven floors; the western building on Sausolitolaan has eight. Each building has its own entrance, clad in natural stone, and access to a central core with prominently placed staircases. The ground-level garden connects to more private terraces.
While the two buildings differ in structure, they visually form a unified whole. Light grey concrete is used for the façade panels, balcony slabs, and balustrades. The metal railings are finished in a matching color palette, ensuring a clear and consistent visual identity.
The living room is situated at the front of the apartment, where abundant sunlight enters through the large windows thanks to its southern orientation. From here, there is a view of the quiet street. The open kitchen is directly connected to the living area and comes equipped with various built-in appliances. Together, they form an inviting living space where cooking, dining, and relaxing merge seamlessly. The ceiling height enhances the sense of space and light, making the apartment feel even more pleasant and airy.
Located at the side of the apartment, the bedroom offers a peaceful setting with direct access to the balcony. There is sufficient space for a large bed and a generous built-in wardrobe. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, a washbasin with vanity, and practical storage space. Additionally, there is a separate toilet, adding to the comfort of the home.
It is also possible to enclose the bedroom, as shown on the alternative floor plan.
A major advantage of this apartment is the sunny balcony, which can be enjoyed for most of the year thanks to its sheltered position. It’s a pleasant spot to relax in the morning and afternoon sun — perfect for a cup of coffee or dining outdoors on warm days. Due to its nearly square layout, the balcony can truly be considered a high-quality and functional outdoor space. There is ample room for a cozy lounge or seating area, or even a tête-à-tête bench. This makes it an outdoor space that will genuinely be used and enjoyed.
Living on the other side of the IJ, with all the conveniences of the city. This home is centrally located in Overhoeks, a modern, sustainable, and green neighborhood near the A’DAM Tower and Van der Pek district. Overhoeks is a sought-after area offering culture, art, and gastronomy, with restaurants like Metro, Pelusa, and Madam Amsterdam. Shopping center ’t Mosveld and specialty stores such as bakery De Bakkerzonen and fishmonger Tuyp are nearby. The Van der Pekstraat, home to the famous cheese shop Kef, is also close. The property is conveniently situated near schools, playgrounds, and sports facilities. Nature reserves Het Twiske and the Waterland polders are just a 19-minute bike ride away — perfect for peace and relaxation.
Accessibility
The property offers excellent accessibility by car via main roads S116 and S118 leading to the A10 ring road. Various public transportation options are also available nearby. Noorderpark metro station is just a 5-minute bike ride away and provides a direct connection to Amsterdam Central Station, the city center, and Amsterdam Zuid. The ferry is also a great alternative — from Buiksloterweg ferry terminal, it takes just 2 minutes to reach Amsterdam Central Station.
Parking
Parking is available through a permit system on public roads (permit area North 5a).
However, it is not possible to obtain a parking permit at this address. Due to the city’s growth, limits must be set on the number of parked cars on the street. For new developments, parking permits are generally not issued. For new construction or major renovation projects, it does not matter whether you have the option to rent or purchase a private parking space. Even if you do not have one, you will not be eligible for a parking permit. (Source: City of Amsterdam, July 2025)