A Modern Amsterdam Townhouse with Huge Windows and a Sculptural Staircase
Tucked away on a quiet, car-free street in Amsterdam’s internationally renowned Zuidas district, this modern townhouse offers an unexpectedly serene living experience in the heart of the city.
With approximately 242 m² of living space spread across three generous floors, private front and rear gardens, and two private parking spaces, the home blends urban convenience with space, light, and privacy.
At the rear of the townhouse, the expansive kitchen and dining area unfold as the heart of the house. Bathed in natural light, this space is defined by floor-to-ceiling windows that connect seamlessly with the garden outside.
With ceiling heights exceeding three and a half meters, the room feels airy and open, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.
A striking sculptural staircase rises through the center of the home, crowned by a skylight that allows daylight to cascade down through all floors.
The kitchen pairs light wooden cabinets with a beautiful marble countertop and backsplash.
Large steel glass doors allow natural light to flow through the living spaces.
The first floor is home to a spacious lounge and home office, as well as the one of the bedroom suites.
Floor-to-ceiling windows let in an abundance of natural light, while curved forms in the furnishings add a softness to the interior spaces.
Natural light is very important in this home, and you see large windows and interior windows throughout to let light flow through the spaces. In front of this large window facing the sculptural staircase stands the Tom Dixon Melt floorlamp.
The sleeping floor is designed as a private retreat. At its center is a luxurious bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, creating a spa-like atmosphere. The main bedroom, complete with custom-built wardrobes and a private balcony, offers a peaceful place to unwind.
Another inner window facing the staircase, lit from above by a skylight.
A dressing room with built-in wardrobes leads you to the grand bathroom space.
The main bathroom can also be accessed through these huge wooden doors on the landing.
Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom.
The gardens are thoughtfully landscaped and mature, offering both privacy and a strong connection to nature. The west-facing rear garden enjoys afternoon and evening sun and flows naturally from the living area, making it ideal for relaxed outdoor living.
The greenery of the front garden creates a gentle buffer between the house and the street.
The house is listed for €4.000.000 with Broersma Wonen.