








Furnished Ground Floor Apartment with Spacious Garden in Indische Buurt
Key Features
Description
This ground floor apartment is located at Eerste Atjehstraat 31-H in the Timorpleinbuurt-Zuid neighborhood of Amsterdam. The property is situated on freehold land, which means there is no ground lease to consider. The asking price is set at 470,310 euros costs koper, which translates to approximately 10,937 euros per square meter based on the 43 square meters of living space.
The apartment features high ceilings that give the space a characteristic charm and a sense of airiness. The entire property comes fully furnished, allowing for immediate occupancy without the need to purchase or move any furniture. A PVC wood-look floor has been installed throughout the apartment, providing a uniform and attractive appearance.
The living area measures approximately 17 square meters and is accessible from the internal hallway of the apartment. The layout places the living room to the left upon entering the hallway, with the bathroom and toilet directly ahead, and the bedroom and kitchen located to the right. This configuration creates a practical flow through the living space.
The kitchen has been finished in a white high-gloss style with a black granite countertop. It comes equipped with a complete set of built-in appliances, including a gas cooktop, a stainless steel extractor hood with integrated lighting, a dishwasher, a combination oven and microwave, and a large refrigerator with a freezer compartment. These appliances provide all the necessary functionality for daily cooking and food storage needs.
The bathroom features dark grey floor tiles combined with white high-gloss wall tiles. It includes a towel radiator, a vanity unit with drawers, a large heated mirror above the vanity, a walk-in shower, and a low-hung toilet. The combination of the dark floor and bright walls creates a contemporary and clean appearance.
The bedroom provides space for a bed and additional furniture. With one bedroom and the living area, the apartment is classified as having two rooms in total.
One of the notable features of this property is the rear garden, which measures approximately 55 square meters. The garden is enclosed and oriented to the north, though it receives plenty of afternoon sun according to the listing. The size of the garden presents several possibilities for future development. The current owner notes that there is potential to build an extension across the full width of the apartment and/or to construct a garden house, while still maintaining a usable garden area. Any such plans would of course require the necessary permits from the municipality.
The apartment building dates back to 1974 but underwent a comprehensive renovation that was completed in mid-2020. During this renovation, the apartment was well insulated, achieving an Energy Label A rating. New installations were also put in place at that time. The heating and hot water are provided by a gas-fired combination boiler, specifically an Intergas HRE 28/24 CW4 RF2 model with a capacity of 22.8 kW, which was installed in 2020 and is owned by the current owner. The property has full insulation including roof insulation, double glazing, HR-glass, wall insulation, and floor insulation.
The roof is a flat roof covered with bituminous roofing material. The building has received a building inspection certificate and a fire safety certificate.
The foundation of the building has been assigned code 1 by the municipality of Amsterdam, which indicates that the foundation is in good condition. This is an important consideration for properties in Amsterdam, where foundation issues can be a concern in older buildings.
The apartment is part of a small-scale apartment complex with an active Homeowners Association (VvE). The VvE is properly registered with the Chamber of Commerce (KvK), holds annual meetings, collects monthly contributions of 121.88 euros, maintains a reserve fund, has a maintenance plan (MJOP), and has building insurance in place. These are all positive indicators of a well-managed building.
In terms of location, the apartment is situated in the Indische Buurt, a popular and lively neighborhood in Amsterdam East. The Javastraat with its exotic shops is within walking distance, as is an Albert Heijn supermarket. The Dappermarkt, a daily market that attracts visitors from across the region, is also nearby. The area offers numerous dining and drinking establishments, including Bar Basquiat, Dappertutto, Louie Louie, Brouwerij 't IJ, and Het Badhuis at Javaplein, which serves as a cultural venue and meeting place in the Indische Buurt.
For transportation, the tram and Muiderpoort station are less than a five-minute walk away, providing convenient connections both into the city center and to other parts of the region. By car, the A10 ring road is easily accessible.
Parking in the street is paid parking from Monday through Saturday. One resident parking permit is available per address, though the estimated waiting time for such a permit is approximately eight months at present.
The property is available for immediate occupation. The original asking price was 500,000 euros, which has been reduced to the current asking price of 470,310 euros. The listing has received significant interest, with over 1,500 views and 34 saves on the Funda platform since it was listed on April 18, 2026.
The total content of the apartment is 163 cubic meters. In addition to the 43 square meters of living space, there is 1 square meter of other indoor space and 4 square meters of building-bound outdoor space. A storage unit is available in the central hall of the building.
The property is connected to fiber optic cable and has both mechanical and natural ventilation options, as well as a TV cable connection.
In summary, this apartment offers a combination of modern renovation, energy efficiency with its A-label rating, a spacious garden with development potential, and a convenient location in one of Amsterdam's popular eastern neighborhoods, all on freehold land.

