Valeriusstraat 103-21075 EP AmsterdamValeriusbuurt-Oost

QUIET LUXURY | Turn-key & contemporary residence of approximately 143 m² with a stunning rooftop terrace, freehold. The entire residence has undergone a complete renovation, including foundation restoration, a new roof, façade cleaning, renewed piping and electrics, windows/glass HR+++, bathrooms, kitchen, and more. The result is a beautifully renovated double upper residence of approximately 143 m² with its own private entrance from the street and a rooftop terrace of nearly 30 m². Light, a sense of space, and the carefully chosen palette of colours and materials come together here in an exceptional way. The classical layout has largely been preserved through features such as ensuite doors, yet interpreted in a contemporary manner. Comfort is provided through underfloor heating, air conditioning, home automation, and solar panels. The residence is located in the Valeriusstraat, a delightful address in Amsterdam Zuid, just around the corner from a rich variety of high-quality shops and restaurants such as Bar Barolo, Carter, Jules/Juliette, LOT61, and Castell. The full living experience can be discovered on our website or by downloading our magazine. Through our website, a viewing can also be easily scheduled. Tour The apartment has its own private entrance from the street. On the mid-landing of the staircase, there is space for coats and accessories, with the staircase stylishly finished in sisal carpet. In the hallway, a guest lavatory has been elegantly executed in travertine. A wooden pivot door with glass separates the hall from the living space, creating a calm yet open impression. The living floor is situated on the second level, where ceilings of 3.27 metres and a bay window amplify the natural light and immediately spark curiosity. The living area retains its beautiful original ensuite, meticulously restored. At the front, the dining kitchen has been positioned. This contemporary kitchen has been selected with care, a true centrepiece of the space. Dark wooden cabinetry contrasts with a richly veined marble worktop. Integrated are state-of-the-art appliances, including Bora induction with downdraft ventilation, Quooker, and a Liebherr wine climate cabinet. Each element has been chosen with an eye for luxury and everyday use. An elegant gas fireplace forms a focal point, adding warmth and atmosphere to the dining area. At the rear lies the inviting sitting room, south-facing and filled with natural light. The ensuite provides both intimacy and practical storage. Adjacent to the sitting room is a study, fitted with a bespoke desk, creating an ideal work or study environment. Oak flooring with underfloor heating runs throughout the residence, discreet yet present everywhere, ensuring continuous comfort. Built-in air conditioning units are subtly concealed within the ceilings, ensuring that technology never interrupts aesthetics. A fully integrated home automation system provides convenience and refinement, allowing effortless control of lighting, curtains, and climate. The same atmosphere and style continue on the upper level, with serene and comfortable bedrooms. The primary suite at the rear features a walk-in closet (already fitted with cabinetry and drawers), a private balcony, and an ensuite bathroom that matches the refinement of a luxury hotel suite. Soft tones of béton ciré form the base, combined with a travertine washbasin, heated mirror, freestanding bathtub, and a spacious walk-in shower. Underfloor heating ensures constant comfort here as well. At the front, two full-sized bedrooms are generous and light, featuring carefully restored window frames with characterful detailing. A second luxury bathroom, executed with the same high-quality materials, offers a spacious walk-in shower and bespoke washbasin cabinet—ideal for guests or children. Practical features such as a separate lavatory, storage, and a discreet laundry room have been elegantly integrated. Everywhere, the same ambience prevails: understated luxury, subtle technology, and refined finishes. Outdoor Spaces The outdoor areas form a natural extension of the interior, designed with the same eye for detail and comfort. At the rear, two south-facing balconies capture the sun. The balcony on the living floor connects directly to the sitting room and has been renewed in wood. At the front, a French balcony provides a charming extension to the kitchen. One of the highlights is the rooftop terrace. Accessed via a fixed staircase, secured with an electronic hatch, it opens onto a generous wooden deck with panoramic views across the city. This outdoor space offers room for an inviting lounge area and a dining table, perfect for long evenings in the open air. Neighbourhood The Willemspark neighbourhood in Amsterdam Zuid is renowned for its beautiful historic buildings, broad avenues, and leafy parks. It is one of the most sought-after areas of Amsterdam, known for its refined character and central location. The atmosphere is lively, with a wide selection of speciality shops for daily needs, as well as restaurants, bars, and cafés such as Bar Barolo, Carter, and Le Petit George. The Vondelpark is just around the corner, while cultural landmarks such as The Concertgebouw and Museumplein are nearby. Details • Living area approximately 143 m² • Rooftop terrace of approximately 29 m² • Balcony of approximately 4 m² • Freehold property • Energy label A+ • 4 PV solar panels • Turn-key luxury • Foundation restored in 2025 • Underfloor heating • Air conditioning • Home automation system • Owners’ association with 2 members • Municipal protected cityscape • Sale subject to subdivision • Project notary: Buma Algera For more information, consult the website of the National Monuments Portal, the Restoration Fund, and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands regarding potential subsidies. This information has been compiled with the utmost care. Nevertheless, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, nor for the consequences thereof. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative only. The Measurement Instruction is based on NEN2580, intended to provide a more uniform method of measurement to indicate usable surface area. Differences in measurement outcomes cannot be entirely excluded, for instance due to differences in interpretation, rounding, or limitations in carrying out the measurement.