Description
Vossiusstraat 3 Amsterdam
Introduction
Vossiusstraat 3 is a monumental building dating from 1879, located directly at the Vondelpark in the heart of Amsterdam. The property forms part of a continuous row of listed buildings and is the only property within this series that remains available as a whole.
The property comprises approximately 358 sqm of usable floor area (approx. 325 sqm lettable floor area), spread over five floors, and features a south-facing garden of approximately 90 sqm. The building is situated on a 174 sqm freehold plot and will be delivered vacant and free of any lease or occupational rights.
The combination of scale, location and flexibility in use makes the property suitable for both a high-end owner-occupier and a buyer with a vision for repositioning.
The Property
The building is divided over five floors and is accessed via a central, monumental staircase. The first and second floors feature high ceilings and original details, including a marble fireplace.
The floor layout on each level, combined with the central core, provides flexibility in both use and configuration. The layout lends itself to both representative purposes and more functional workspace or residential use.
The property has been consistently well maintained over the past decades and partially renovated, while preserving its characteristic elements.
Architect: I. Gosschalk
Floor Areas
Garden: 89 sqm
Ground floor: 72.34 sqm NIA / 67.09 sqm LFA
First floor: 72.24 sqm NIA/ 64.50 sqm LFA
Second floor: 71.90 sqm NIA / 65.53 sqm LFA
Third floor: 72.97 sqm NIA / 67.17 sqm LFA
Fourth floor: 68.61 sqm NIA / 61.07 sqm LFA
Total: 358.06 sqm NIA / 325.36 sqm LFA
Location
Located directly at the Vondelpark and within walking distance of Museumplein, P.C. Hooftstraat and Leidseplein, the property is situated in one of Amsterdam’s most desirable and recognizable areas.
The immediate surroundings are characterized by a mix of high-quality residential, office and cultural functions.
Zoning
The property benefits from a mixed-use zoning classification (Office-3, Museum Quarter – Valeriusbuurt 2022), allowing both residential and office use.
This flexibility enables the purchaser to use the property for own occupation or to consider partial or full repositioning over time, subject to permits and regulations.
Legal & Technical
The property is situated on freehold land (174 sqm), forms part of a protected cityscape and is registered as a national monument.
An easement applies to the property, granting a right of escape through the garden in case of emergencies (such as fire) for the benefit of the adjacent property. This easement is limited to emergency situations and is not considered burdensome in practice.
The building is connected to standard utilities (water, electricity, gas and sewer) and benefits from data connectivity.
In 2024, a visual foundation inspection and additional measurements were carried out. Based on these investigations, no indications of structural deficiencies were identified. Observed settlement and minor cracking are consistent with the age and type of the building.
Disclaimer
This information has been compiled with due care. However, no rights can be derived from its content. All information provided should be independently verified by the purchaser.
Introduction
Vossiusstraat 3 is a monumental building dating from 1879, located directly at the Vondelpark in the heart of Amsterdam. The property forms part of a continuous row of listed buildings and is the only property within this series that remains available as a whole.
The property comprises approximately 358 sqm of usable floor area (approx. 325 sqm lettable floor area), spread over five floors, and features a south-facing garden of approximately 90 sqm. The building is situated on a 174 sqm freehold plot and will be delivered vacant and free of any lease or occupational rights.
The combination of scale, location and flexibility in use makes the property suitable for both a high-end owner-occupier and a buyer with a vision for repositioning.
The Property
The building is divided over five floors and is accessed via a central, monumental staircase. The first and second floors feature high ceilings and original details, including a marble fireplace.
The floor layout on each level, combined with the central core, provides flexibility in both use and configuration. The layout lends itself to both representative purposes and more functional workspace or residential use.
The property has been consistently well maintained over the past decades and partially renovated, while preserving its characteristic elements.
Architect: I. Gosschalk
Floor Areas
Garden: 89 sqm
Ground floor: 72.34 sqm NIA / 67.09 sqm LFA
First floor: 72.24 sqm NIA/ 64.50 sqm LFA
Second floor: 71.90 sqm NIA / 65.53 sqm LFA
Third floor: 72.97 sqm NIA / 67.17 sqm LFA
Fourth floor: 68.61 sqm NIA / 61.07 sqm LFA
Total: 358.06 sqm NIA / 325.36 sqm LFA
Location
Located directly at the Vondelpark and within walking distance of Museumplein, P.C. Hooftstraat and Leidseplein, the property is situated in one of Amsterdam’s most desirable and recognizable areas.
The immediate surroundings are characterized by a mix of high-quality residential, office and cultural functions.
Zoning
The property benefits from a mixed-use zoning classification (Office-3, Museum Quarter – Valeriusbuurt 2022), allowing both residential and office use.
This flexibility enables the purchaser to use the property for own occupation or to consider partial or full repositioning over time, subject to permits and regulations.
Legal & Technical
The property is situated on freehold land (174 sqm), forms part of a protected cityscape and is registered as a national monument.
An easement applies to the property, granting a right of escape through the garden in case of emergencies (such as fire) for the benefit of the adjacent property. This easement is limited to emergency situations and is not considered burdensome in practice.
The building is connected to standard utilities (water, electricity, gas and sewer) and benefits from data connectivity.
In 2024, a visual foundation inspection and additional measurements were carried out. Based on these investigations, no indications of structural deficiencies were identified. Observed settlement and minor cracking are consistent with the age and type of the building.
Disclaimer
This information has been compiled with due care. However, no rights can be derived from its content. All information provided should be independently verified by the purchaser.
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