Entire Canal House With Impressive Views Of The Keizersgracht And Brouwersgracht

Entire canal house spanning five living levels, divided over two separate entrances. The property currently consists of a move-in-ready lower duplex (approx. 110 m²) and an upper triplex (approx. 125 m²), each with its own staircase. A versatile property with diverse usage possibilities.

Each floor offers panoramic views over the beginning of the Keizersgracht and the Brouwersgracht. The combination of monumental status and the impressive views creates a unique living experience.

Layout:
Lower Duplex (approx. 110 m²):
Upon entering through its own entrance, you immediately access the lower residence. It features an open kitchen with an adjacent living and dining area. This floor also includes a wardrobe space and a toilet. Two well-sized bedrooms and a bathroom with a double vanity are located in the basement.

Upper Triplex (approx. 125 m²):
The second front door provides access to the upper floors, currently consisting of three living levels, each with its own entrance. At the rear of the first floor, is a northwest-facing terrace. All floors feature large windows overlooking the canals. These living levels can be (partially) combined if desired.

Details:
– Total living area: approx. 235 m²;
– Total gross floor area: approx. 293 m² (according to NEN2580);
– Lower duplex: approx. 110 m² with an open kitchen, 2 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom;
– Upper triplex: approx. 125 m² spread over three floors, including an attic (approx. 24 m² of additional internal space);
– Northwest-facing terrace;
– National heritage monument (built circa 1710);
– Located on owned land (thus no leasehold);
– Foundation renewed (circa 2008);
– Roof renovated (circa 2020);
– Rear façade renovated, including double glazing (circa 2023);
– Unsplit property, suitable for merging into one residence, a multi-family home, or a combination of living and working;
– Suitable for potential redevelopment;
– Delivery in consultation.

Location:
Situated at an iconic spot on the Keizersgracht, overlooking the intersection with the Brouwersgracht. One of the most coveted locations in Amsterdam’s Canal Ring, within walking distance of the Jordaan, de Negen Straatjes, and Central Station. Shops, restaurants, and public transport are literally around the corner.