Architect-Designed Townhouse on IJburg with Private Parking and Roof Terrace

This architect-designed townhouse is situated on the quiet and green Jan Vrijmanstraat in the desirable Groot Rieteiland area of IJburg, Amsterdam. The property was built in 2017 and offers a living area of approximately 217 square meters spread across four floors. With five bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a generous amount of natural light throughout, this residence presents a well-considered layout for families seeking modern living in a peaceful setting.

The ground floor provides a welcoming entrance through a private front door leading into a hall that includes a wardrobe, storage space, a toilet room, and a pantry closet. Located at the front of this level is the first bedroom, which overlooks the quiet street and has its own access door, making it suitable for use as a guest room, home office, or bedroom for an older family member. The architectural design of the facade is immediately noticeable, featuring sustainable high-quality materials, clean lines, and exceptionally large window surfaces with deep-set niches that create visual depth.

At the rear of the ground floor, an impressive open-plan kitchen has been installed. This kitchen is equipped with a cooking island, a climate-controlled cabinet for food storage, and high-end built-in appliances from Siemens, including an induction cooktop, a main oven, and a separate combination oven. Large glass sliding doors allow abundant natural light to enter and provide direct access to the landscaped backyard. The garden faces southwest and includes a hardwood wooden deck and a cozy seating area. At the back of the property, there is a driveway with a private parking space on the premises, complete with a connection for charging an electric vehicle. A practical wooden storage shed is also present in the garden.

The first floor has been designed entirely as a living area. A key architectural feature is the mezzanine level that looks out over the kitchen below, creating a sense of openness and connection between the floors. The full-width glass facade at the front, combined with a ceiling height of approximately six meters, generates a spacious and airy atmosphere that is experienced on both the ground floor and the first floor. The staircase runs continuously from the ground floor up to the second floor, which creates appealing sightlines throughout the home and strengthens the visual connection between the different living levels, with views extending toward the garden at the rear.

The second floor contains three bedrooms. The main bathroom on this level is fully equipped with a bathtub, a walk-in shower, a toilet, and a double vanity unit. Additionally, there is a separate storage closet that currently serves as a laundry room. A notable interior feature is the seamless poured floor that continues throughout the entire property, flowing effortlessly from the living areas into the bedrooms and bathroom on this floor.

The third and top floor houses an additional bedroom that includes a spacious walk-in closet. The hallway leading to this room is currently arranged as a workspace and provides access to a sunny roof terrace facing south, which can also serve as a hobby area or additional outdoor living space.

The property has an energy label A++, indicating excellent energy efficiency. The house is fully insulated and features double glazing and HR glass. A total of 17 solar panels have been installed on the roof. Heating and hot water are provided by the city heating system (stadsverwarming), and floor heating is installed throughout the entire home. Ventilation is handled through a combination of mechanical and natural systems. The roof is flat and covered with bituminous roofing material.

Groot Rieteiland is one of the islands that make up the IJburg district in Amsterdam. The area is known for its modern and spacious homes, green surroundings, and proximity to water. The island offers a varied mix of apartments, townhouses, and detached houses, often situated on car-free streets or with views of the water. The neighborhood combines urban living with extensive green spaces and recreational opportunities. Nearby amenities include Diemerpark, beaches, a marina, natural swimming waters, sports fields, water sports facilities, and a large sports hall. Daily necessities such as schools, supermarkets, and healthcare facilities are conveniently located within the area.

Transport connections are excellent, with bridges, tram line 26, and good cycling routes making it possible to reach Amsterdam city center within approximately fifteen minutes. The Jan Vrijmanstraat is named after Jan Vrijman (1925-1997), a Dutch journalist, poet, filmmaker, and writer who was an influential figure in Dutch culture, particularly in the 1950s and 1960s.

The property is situated on leasehold land (erfpacht). The ground rent has been paid off until February 15, 2063. The notary can be chosen by the buyer, provided the notary is based within Amsterdam, and the purchase deed will follow the Ring Amsterdam model. The total plot size is 144 square meters, and the building volume is 914 cubic meters. The backyard measures 39 square meters with a depth of 7.20 meters and a width of 5.36 meters. External storage space measures 10 square meters, and the built-on outdoor space is 13 square meters.