Amsterdam Town House

Situated in one of the most characteristic parts of Amsterdam’s canal belt, this listed townhouse dating from 1650 stands on its own plot of land. With a living area of approximately 896 m², a volume of approximately 3,480 m³ and no fewer than six storeys plus a basement, this is an exceptionally spacious canal-side property with a rich historical character.

The property features 16 rooms, a rear garden, a balcony and a detached stone outbuilding. The impressive dimensions, high ceilings, large windows and existing heritage features provide an exceptional starting point for creating a spacious and prestigious residence in a unique location in the centre of Amsterdam.

Layout

The basement is accessible via the internal staircase. This is a dry and easily accessible space with a clear height of approximately 1.76 m. The basement offers excellent potential as a storage room, wine cellar or utility room.

Lower Ground Floor

The lower ground floor comprises several interconnected rooms and features a separate entrance, a hall, a large open space at the rear and a pantry with kitchen facilities. Thanks to its spacious layout and separate access, this floor offers a variety of potential uses.

Main floor

From the marble entrance hall, featuring ornamental stucco and a vaulted ceiling, one enters the main floor of this exceptional canal-side property.

The front room is an impressive space with a ceiling height of approximately 3.80 m, a monumental fireplace, authentic panelling and large windows overlooking the Keizersgracht. This room is ideally suited for creating a spacious living room, where light, height and the allure of an Amsterdam townhouse come together beautifully.

At the rear is a second, equally spacious room with a ceiling height of approximately 4.21 m and an unobstructed view of the courtyard. This space is ideally suited for creating a spacious dining room with a kitchen. A pantry, hall and corridor connect both rooms in a natural way.

First floor

The first floor is accessed via the monumental wooden staircase with an elegant wrought-iron balustrade. On the landing is an original painted ceiling medallion, a distinctive historical detail that recalls the building’s rich history.

This floor offers space for a study at the front, with a view over the Keizersgracht, and a spacious family room or sitting room at the rear. The rear room adjoins a balcony with a view of the greenery.

Second floor

The second floor offers space for three bedrooms and two bathrooms, connected by a central hallway with a pantry. The rooms at the rear overlook the greenery. The existing flat roof also offers potential for the creation of a roof terrace.

Third floor

A distinctive feature of the third floor is the landing balustrade with its richly carved woodwork; an exceptional historical element that aptly reflects the building’s character.

Two bedrooms and a bathroom can be created on this floor. The sloping roof surfaces give the rooms an intimate and secluded character.

Fourth floor

The property is crowned by a spectacular attic floor with a fully exposed historic roof structure and a ridge height of approximately 6.35 m. Skylights provide a beautiful influx of natural light and create a unique space that can be furnished to your own taste as a studio, workshop or bedroom with a character all of its own.

Outdoor space

At the rear, the property features a back garden. There is also a balcony adjoining the rear room on the first floor. The plot also includes a detached stone shed, suitable for additional storage. A planning permission has been granted for the reconstruction of the historic garden house.

Technical facilities

Heating and hot water are provided by a central heating boiler. The property is also fitted with mechanical ventilation and cable TV.

Location

Keizersgracht 321 is situated on the stately Keizersgracht, in the historic centre of Amsterdam. The location combines the monumental charm of Amsterdam’s canal belt with the amenities, culture and vibrancy of the city centre within easy reach.

The property is situated on a quiet street. Parking is available in the public space; in this area, paid parking applies and parking is subject to a permit system.

Details

* Historic townhouse dating from 1650;
* Situated within a protected town or village view;
* Living area approximately 896 m²;
* Plot area approximately 923 m²;
* Volume approximately 3,480 m³;
* 16 rooms;
* Six storeys and a basement;
* Impressive ceiling heights and historic details;
* Back garden and balcony;
* Detached stone outbuilding;
* Situated on freehold land;
* Zoning GD-2; currently used as an office
* Parking via public pay-and-display and parking permits.

Summary
Keizersgracht 321 is a listed and exceptionally spacious canal-side property with a rich history, spread over six floors and a basement. The combination of approximately 896 m² of living space, 16 rooms, impressive ceiling heights, characteristic historical features, a rear garden, balcony and stone outbuilding makes this a remarkable townhouse with a wide range of possibilities in a prominent location on Amsterdam’s canals.