Anne de Vrieslaan 10
Schrijversbuurt, Amstelveen
AreaA terraced house on Anne de Vrieslaan
This terraced house on Anne de Vrieslaan sits in the Schrijversbuurt, a residential pocket of Amstelveen where the streets are named after writers. With 113 m² of floor space and a plot of 138 m², it is a compact family home from 1995. The energy label is A, which is the most efficient rating, so heating costs should stay modest. At €2,800 per month, the rent is on the high side for the area, in line with the current supply of terraced houses in Amstelveen.
The Schrijversbuurt
The Schrijversbuurt neighbourhood is home to around 2,040 people, and the figures show a clear family character: 58% of households have children, and the average household size is 2.7. The age spread is fairly even, with the largest group between 45 and 65. Owner-occupied homes dominate, making up 82% of the stock, so rental properties here are relatively uncommon. It is a settled, quiet part of Amstelveen, without the bustle of the town centre.
Life on the street
For daily errands, the Albert Heijn and Vomar are both about a ten-minute walk away, which covers the weekly shop. The Karel Eykmanschool is a couple of streets away, and the Katholieke basisschool De Triangel is just around the corner, so school runs are short. A child daycare centre is also within easy reach. The nearest secondary school is further out, about 3.4 km, which is typical for this part of the municipality of Amstelveen.
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At the time of writing, this home is listed through two channels, including www.vva.amsterdam and Amsterdam Housing.
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About Anne de Vrieslaan 10, Amstelveen
Is €2,800 a fair rent for this terraced house?
The rent of €2,800 per month sits on the high side for a terraced house in Amstelveen. With 113 m² of floor space and an A energy label, the home is efficient to run, which offsets some of the monthly cost. The neighbourhood is predominantly owner-occupied, so rental stock is limited, which can support higher asking rents. Whether it is fair depends on your budget and how much you value the efficient label and the family-friendly setting.
What does the A energy label mean for this home?
The A label is the most efficient rating on the official scale, registered in the national EP-Online system. It indicates the home is designed to keep energy use low, so you can expect modest heating and electricity costs compared with less efficient properties. The label is a formal registration, not a statement about the condition of the building itself, but it is a strong indicator of efficiency.
How far is the nearest train station?
The nearest train station is 10.3 km away, which makes commuting by rail a longer journey. You would likely rely on a car or bus for the first leg, or cycle part of the way. The distance is a notable factor if you depend on trains for work or travel, as it adds time to any trip. Local bus connections are available, though specific routes are not detailed here.
What schools are close to this home?
The Karel Eykmanschool is about 767 metres away, and the Katholieke basisschool De Triangel is roughly 893 metres, both within a short walk. The Openbare Basisschool de Westwijzer is a bit further at 1.8 km. For secondary education, the nearest option is 3.4 km away, which is a longer trip. The primary schools nearby serve a range of educational approaches, from public to Catholic.
What is the neighbourhood like for families?
The Schrijversbuurt is strongly family-oriented, with 58% of households having children and an average household size of 2.7. The age profile is balanced, with a notable share of residents between 45 and 65, alongside younger families. Owner-occupied homes make up 82% of the stock, giving the area a stable, settled feel. It is a quiet residential setting, well suited to raising children.
How close are the supermarkets?
The nearest supermarkets, Albert Heijn and Vomar, are both about 989 metres away, which is roughly a ten-minute walk. That covers everyday groceries without needing a car. There are 29 supermarkets within 5 km, so you have plenty of choice for larger shops or different brands. The closest options are convenient for a quick top-up, while the wider area offers more variety.
