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Kitchen, Dining & Living Room
A glass-roofed kitchen and dining space opens directly onto the garden, with the living room flowing through in one uninterrupted sequence. Oak herringbone floors, warm white walls, and retained period details give the home a calm sense of character, while the open-plan layout keeps the entire space feeling both grounded and luminous from morning light through to the evening glow.
Glass Roof Extension
Kitchen and dining bathed in natural light
Oak Herringbone Floors
Warm, timeless underfoot throughout
Garden Access
Direct flow from kitchen to private garden
A Green Retreat in the City
A long, deep back garden opens onto a leafy inner courtyard shared with neighbouring homes. Generous private outdoor space — the kind of garden that is genuinely rare in Amsterdam, and the kind families move for. Room to eat outside, for children to play, for the city to recede.
Deep Private Garden
Rare in Amsterdam — a full garden of the kind families move for.
Inner Courtyard
Opens onto a shared leafy courtyard with neighbouring homes.
Outdoor Dining
Space to eat outside, entertain, and enjoy the seasons.
Children's Play Space
Room for children to play freely in a safe, green setting.
Two Bathrooms, Warm Dutch Minimalism
Both bathrooms are designed in the same calm register as the rest of the home — natural stone, warm brass fixtures, soft ambient lighting, and a considered use of natural materials. Nothing loud, nothing superfluous.
Main Bathroom
Full suite with walk-in shower, natural stone surfaces, and warm brass fittings.
Second Bathroom
Equally considered — designed for daily use without compromise on quality.
Natural Materials
Stone, wood, and brass throughout — warm, tactile, and enduring.
Trompbuurt, Amsterdam West
Tucked into one of Amsterdam West’s most desirable residential pockets, Trompbuurt combines a quiet, leafy setting with exceptional everyday convenience. It’s the kind of neighbourhood that feels calm and lived-in, yet keeps you effortlessly connected to the city’s best cafés, parks, schools, and transport links — ideal for those who want a refined home base with an urban lifestyle.
Bike to Everywhere
Jordaan, Westerpark & Oud-West all within minutes by bike.
Family Infrastructure
Two primary schools and two supermarkets on foot.
Well Connected
Tram, bus, and the A10 ring road all close at hand.
5 min
By bike to the Jordaan
8 min
Walk to Westerpark
2 min
Walk to tram & bus stop
10 min
Drive to Amsterdam Centraal
Amsterdamse School, Thoughtfully Reimagined
Built in the 1920s, the building carries the hallmarks of the Amsterdamse School movement: warm handmade brick, sculpted masonry, and an attention to craft that has endured a century.
The renovation preserves all original character while adding a calm, warm contemporary interior that honours the original rather than erasing it.
Handmade Brick
Original warm brick facade, a hallmark of the Amsterdamse School movement.
Sculpted Masonry
Arched detailing and crafted stonework preserved throughout.
Contemporary Interior
A calm, warm renovation that honours the building's original character.
Period Windows
Original proportions retained, flooding the interior with natural light.
