Spacious and efficiently arranged ground-floor residence of approx. 100 m² with a sunny south-facing garden, a detached garden house of approx. 18 m², and an attractive location on the green and child-friendly Voltaplein. The residence features a logical floor plan, an en suite layout, and was renovated in 2018. The garden has been landscaped under architectural design, and the garden house is ideal as a workspace or guest accommodation. Located in a child-friendly neighborhood with good facilities in the immediate vicinity.
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The residence on Voltaplein is a characteristic 1930s double ground-floor house, where classical architecture and modern comfort come together. Original elements such as stained-glass windows and the en suite have been preserved and combined with a 2018 renovation that brought the property to contemporary standards. The ground floor comprises a spacious living room with en suite, an open kitchen with cooking island, and direct access to the garden. The three bedrooms are divided between the front and rear; the rear rooms and the dining room open through double doors onto the sunny garden. The bathroom is modern and finished to a high standard. The garden of approximately 105 m² has been designed with terraces, greenery, and seating areas, and includes an insulated garden house of approx. 18 m², fitted with a toilet, ample storage, underfloor heating, and already-installed shower/bath connections, making it suitable as a studio, office, or guest accommodation.
Neighborhood
Situated on a quiet and child-friendly square in Watergraafsmeer, a district characterized by low-rise buildings, green courtyards, and a village-like atmosphere within the city. In the immediate surroundings are various sports and recreational facilities, including Hockey Club Athena, the Jaap Eden Ice Rink, Scouting Oost, petting zoo De Werf, and several football fields. Schools are within walking distance, as well as playgrounds and childcare.
For daily groceries, Christiaan Huygensplein is close by, with an Albert Heijn supermarket, pharmacies, bakeries, a flower shop, and delicatessen stores. Park Frankendael is about a fifteen-minute walk away and offers not only space for relaxation, the historic Huize Frankendael, and the monthly Culinary Market, but also houses Restaurant De Kas, known for its Mediterranean dishes prepared with organic ingredients grown in its own greenhouse.
The nearby Science Park features a Spar supermarket, Restaurant Polder, and various facilities connected to the University of Amsterdam. Within a few minutes by bike, Molukkenstraat and Middenweg can also be reached, both offering a wide range of shops, cafés, and restaurants. Thanks to the proximity of Amsterdam Science Park station and Amsterdam Amstel station, connections to the rest of the city and beyond are excellent.
Details
• Residential surface area approx. 118 m²
• South-facing garden of approx. 87 m²
• Fully insulated garden house
• Leasehold from the Municipality of Amsterdam. Current term 28-07-2022 until 15-08-2055 AB 1994, payable ground rent €978.59 per year with five-yearly indexation
• Ground rent already fixed under AB 2016
• Monthly VvE contribution €125
• Energy label D
• Foundation information available
• Original stained-glass windows
• Renovation year 2018
This information has been compiled with due care. However, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, nor for the consequences thereof. All stated sizes and surfaces are only indicative.
The Measurement Instruction is based on NEN2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform method of measuring to provide an indication of the usable surface area. The Measurement Instruction does not completely exclude differences in measurement results, for example due to interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations during the measurement process
Volta Verde
Voltaplein 48hs is a spacious and efficiently arranged ground-floor residence with a sunny south-facing garden, situated on a quiet and child-friendly square in Amsterdam East. The home is practical in design, with a logical layout where the living spaces connect naturally with one another. The garden has been landscaped under architectural design and forms a direct extension of the residence. At the rear of the garden is a fully insulated and modernly finished garden house. This space is ideally suited for use as a home office, guest room, or additional living area.
The name Volta Verde refers both to its location on Voltaplein, named after Alessandro Volta, and to the green oasis this residence with garden and garden house creates in the heart of the city.
Design Vision
This residence on Voltaplein combines classical architecture with contemporary comfort. The property is part of a characteristic 1930s row of houses, recognizable by the warm brickwork, wooden window frames, and original stained-glass windows. The façade is well maintained, with authentic details that contribute to the harmonious streetscape.Inside, the layout remains faithful to the original design, with a traditional en suite separating living and dining in a logical way. The home has a generous setup, with a full living level on the ground floor and sightlines extending from the street side deep into the rear garden. The renovation in 2018 brought the property up to modern standards without compromising its character. Materials have been carefully selected, finishes are sleek, and the existing structure has been preserved in a functional manner. At the rear, multiple French doors provide a direct connection to the garden, where a modern, well-finished garden house is also located.
Living and Cooking
The living space is clear in layout and pleasantly structured. At the front is the living room, overlooking the green Voltaplein, with a large window and stained-glass transoms. The original en suite has been preserved and forms the backbone of the space. This classical layout provides a natural separation between the sitting area at the front and the dining area facing the garden, without detracting from the sense of openness.At the rear lies the open kitchen, executed in contrasting black with a light worktop. The cooking island is centrally positioned and not only offers additional workspace and storage but also strengthens the connection between cooking and dining. The dining room connects logically here, with space for a large dining table and direct access to the terrace through French doors.The finishes are consistent and thoughtfully considered, with a herringbone floor as a unifying element and a restrained use of color. Large windows at both the front and rear provide constant natural light and enhance the spaciousness of this living level.
Sleeping and Bathing
At the rear of the residence are two bedrooms with direct access to the garden. Both rooms feature French doors, allowing indoors and outdoors to blend seamlessly. The bedrooms are generously proportioned and provide ample wardrobe space.At the front is a third bedroom. This room is currently arranged as a children’s room but is also suitable as a study or guest room. The bathroom is finished in a modern style with high-quality materials and includes a double washbasin, a spacious walk-in shower with rain shower, hand shower, and separate control panels. The design is sleek and timeless, with great attention to detail.
Garden and Garden House
The rear garden (approximately 11 × 9.5 meters) has been landscaped under architectural design and is favorably oriented to the south. Thanks to this position, there is abundant sunlight from early morning until late afternoon. The garden is arranged with natural stone paving, mature greenery, and multiple seating areas, including a spacious terrace with dining table and a lounge corner.At the rear of the garden stands a detached, fully insulated garden house of approximately 18 m². The garden house is finished to a high standard, equipped with French doors, electricity, and a wooden floor. It offers multiple uses, such as a home office, guest accommodation, or studio. The rear of the residence connects directly to the garden through multiple French doors, allowing indoors and outdoors to merge seamlessly.
Neighborhood
Situated on a quiet and child-friendly square in Watergraafsmeer, a district characterized by low-rise buildings, green courtyards, and a village-like atmosphere within the city. In the immediate vicinity are various sports and recreational facilities, including the Jaap Eden Ice Rink, Scouting Oost, petting zoo De Werf, and several football fields. Schools are within walking distance, as well as playgrounds and childcare. For daily groceries, Christiaan Huygensplein is close by, with an Albert Heijn supermarket, pharmacies, bakeries, a flower shop, and delicatessen stores. Park Frankendael is about a fifteen-minute walk away and not only offers space for relaxation, the historic Huize Frankendael, and the monthly Culinary Market, but also houses Restaurant De Kas, known for its Mediterranean dishes prepared with organic ingredients grown in its own greenhouse. The nearby Science Park features a Spar supermarket, Restaurant Polder, and several facilities connected to the University of Amsterdam. Within just a few minutes by bike, Molukkenstraat and Middenweg can be reached, both offering a varied selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants. Thanks to the proximity of Amsterdam Science Park station and Amsterdam Amstel station, connections to the rest of the city and beyond are excellent.
Accessibility
Easily accessible by car via exits S112 or S113 from the A10 ring road. On streets such as Middenweg and Kruislaan, various public transport options can be found, including tram line 19 and bus lines 240, 322, and 327. Amsterdam Science Park station can be reached within 2 minutes by bike, and Amstel station within 7 minutes by bike.
Parking
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads, in permit area Oost-5a. With a parking permit for Oost-5a, it is allowed to park in Oost-5. A resident parking permit costs €192.81 for 6 months. The first permit period may be shorter or longer than 6 months, so the costs may vary. A second parking permit costs €482.03 for 6 months. (Source: Municipality of Amsterdam, September 2025).