Stadhouderskade 1

General

Stadhouderskade 1 is a striking national monument, located at the beginning of the Overtoom, directly overlooking the Singelgracht at the rear. Designed in the Amsterdam School style by architect Pieter Lucas Marnette, the building was constructed around 1922/1923 as the headquarters of Amsterdam’s public transport authority (GVB).

The building features characteristic ladder windows, decorative brickwork, and a rich architectural history. Unique features include a spacious rooftop terrace, private elevator, and on-site parking facilities.

Surroundings & Accessibility

The building is within walking distance of Amsterdam South, with the prestigious P.C. Hooftstraat, Vondelpark, and Leidseplein just around the corner. Nearby amenities include restaurant Umami, MOMO, Ciro Passami L’olio, Café De Ebeling, Starbucks, Stach, Vondel Gym, David Lloyd, Theater Bellevue, Clayton Hotel Amsterdam American, and Mariott Hotel.

Delivery specifications

• Representative entrance with tourniquet
• Elegant double staircase
• Renovated restrooms per floor
• Wooden flooring (resanded and lacquered) & natural stone floors
• Wall painting lists
• Sealed structural walls and columns
• Renovated convector cabinets
• Kitchen and bar in the basement
• Pantry on each floor
• LED lighting (min. 500 lux)
• Renovated rooftop terrace and front garden
• Two renovated passenger lifts + freight elevator
• New air conditioning system (Climate class A)
• MIVA toilet
• Shower room
• Charging stations for electric bikes
• Green façade with climbing plants

Sustainability

• Energy label A++, aiming for A+++
• BREEAM (in-use) Good, ambition for Excellent
• HR++ glazing
• 120 PV panels
• EV charging points (cars & bicycles)
• External sun shading