Vossiusstraat 551071 AK AmsterdamConcertgebouwbuurt

LA MAISON | Rare opportunity to live directly on Vondelpark in a high-end family home of approximately 425 m², arranged over five residential floors. The property features generous living spaces, a kitchen-diner, five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a lift and a wellness area with a gym. In addition, the house offers a deep garden, a spacious terrace and three balconies, providing ample opportunity to enjoy the sun and greenery. Situated on freehold land, in one of the most sought-after locations in Amsterdam-Zuid. What makes this house so special is the combination of space, light and an exceptional position on Vondelpark. The generous living areas, beautiful garden and terrace directly adjoining the kitchen create a wonderful sense of comfort and freedom. Large windows bring in an abundance of natural light and offer impressive views over the park. A view that remains special every single day. The full living experience can be explored on our website or by downloading our magazine. Tour The entrance is grand and impressive. From the entrance vestibule, you enter the stately staircase, where a broad staircase and beautifully integrated glass lift connect all five residential floors. On the bel étage is the generous kitchen-diner, elevated well above street level and overlooking Vondelpark. The ceiling height of more than 3.30 metres, the bay window, rich detailing and large windows create an impressive sense of space and light. The semi-professional kitchen is finished in stainless steel and equipped with high-quality appliances from brands including Wolf and Sub-Zero. Adjoining is the dining room, while at the rear there is a sunny roof terrace, allowing indoors and outdoors to flow naturally into one another. The first floor is arranged as a generous living floor. The large bay window offers beautiful views over Vondelpark, while the tall windows, oak flooring, bespoke joinery and striking fireplace give the space an elegant appearance. There is also room for a separate study, and at the rear is a south-facing balcony. The second floor is entirely reserved for the principal bedroom and has the character of a private suite. The bedroom overlooks the park and connects to a spacious bespoke dressing room and a bathroom of more than 20 m². Here, open-book marble, oak detailing, luxurious sanitary fittings and underfloor heating are combined to create an exceptionally high-quality space. The third floor comprises three full-sized bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The bedroom on the park side stands out for its high roof structure and exposed timber trusses. The basement is also arranged as a fully usable residential floor and connects directly to the garden. Here you will find a private gym of more than 45 m² with three sets of double doors opening outside, as well as a laundry room, technical room and a self-contained studio with its own sanitary facilities. Ideal for guests, live-in staff or a nanny. One of the greatest qualities of the house is its outdoor space. The architect-designed city garden of more than 158 m² faces south and offers an exceptional level of privacy. The combination of depth, greenery and several terraces makes this a rare outdoor space in the heart of Amsterdam. The terrace adjoining the kitchen-diner is also fully designed for comfortable outdoor living. Vossiusstraat 55 combines the allure of a classical townhouse with the comfort of a contemporary city home. The lift, five bedrooms and bathrooms, generous living spaces, private gym, sunny garden and direct views over Vondelpark make this an exceptionally complete family home in one of Amsterdam’s most sought-after locations. Neighbourhood Around 200 years ago, the area where Museumplein is now located was still occupied by farms. It was only at the beginning of the last century that the area acquired its current urban character, with the development of the Museum Quarter in response to the growing demand for housing. The influence of architect Pierre Cuypers can still be felt here today; in addition to the first residential buildings, he also designed the Rijksmuseum in a neo-Gothic style. Together with the Concertgebouw, designed in a neo-Renaissance style, this monumental ensemble plays an important role in defining the character of the district. Later, the Van Gogh Museum, with the contemporary architecture of Gerrit Rietveld, added another layer to the cultural and architectural identity of Museumplein. The surroundings are as varied as their architectural styles, with a rich selection of restaurants, cafés, shops and international fashion houses on P.C. Hooftstraat. At the same time, the city centre, De Pijp and Amsterdam-Zuid are all close by, with Vondelpark forming a green link between the different districts. Living on Vondelpark is special in itself, but living near the pond adds another dimension. The light, open sky and reflections on the water create an ever-changing view, with the greenery of the park beyond and views towards the tower of the Vondelkerk. The park forms an oasis within the city, popular for walking, exercise and relaxation, and gives this residential setting an exceptional combination of tranquillity, culture and urban allure. For the presentation of this property on our website, we have selected some of the best local hotspots in the area. Particulars • Usable living area of approximately 425 m² • Rear garden of approximately 131 m² • Roof terrace of approximately 37 m² • Three balconies • Situated on freehold land • Energy label C • Lift • Gym • Foundation restored • Renovated in 2018 • Located within a municipally protected cityscape We have compiled this information with due care. However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracies or otherwise, nor for any consequences thereof. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative only. The BBMI Measurement Instruction is intended to provide a more uniform method of measurement for indicating usable floor area. The Measurement Instruction does not entirely exclude differences in measurement results due, for example, to differences in interpretation, rounding or limitations encountered when carrying out the measurement.