Linnaeusparkweg 59

, Oost / Watergraafsmeer

A unique blend of a historical townhouse and modern design.

From stained-glass windows and a classic bay window to a six-meter-high Bauhaus-style glass façade.

Design by Jeroen van Mechelen – Bauhaus influences & modern eye-catchers

Six-meter-high glass rear façade – abundant natural light and an iconic design statement

Self-contained apartment on the top floor – ideal for rental, au pair, or guests

Ample outdoor space: deep garden (approx. 60 m²), two renewed balconies, and a large roof terrace

Restored grandeur – stained-glass windows, bay window, and classical details combined with bespoke modern finishes

Recent updates (2024): new bathroom with sauna in the basement, new bathroom + walk-in closet on the first floor

High-quality materials & custom design - floor-to-ceiling ornamental doors and integrated cabinetry

On one of the most beautiful streets in Watergraafsmeer lies this unique townhouse: a harmonious blend of history and modern design. Behind the classic façade with stained-glass windows and a bay window unfolds a spectacular residence with Bauhaus influences and a six-meter-high glass rear façade. Here, old-world grandeur and contemporary architecture merge into a living experience that feels both intimate and grand.

In 2017, the house was completely and meticulously redeveloped under the design of architect Jeroen van Mechelen. With four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a sauna, and a self-contained apartment on the top floor, the home offers remarkable flexibility and comfort. The deep garden, spacious balconies, and roof terrace provide generous outdoor space. A truly unique property radiating grandeur, light, and functionality.