In a former soft drink factory – an industrial space of approximately 208 m² with elevator. On the second floor of this distinctive building is a unique loft with a ceiling height of five meters. The space has been tastefully renovated with a focus on the essentials: a careful balance between openness, intimacy, and comfort. The choice of materials, the custom-made elements, and the refined color palette create a sense of tranquility and security – right in the heart of the city.
Guided tour
During the renovation, underfloor heating and air conditioning were integrated, as well as various custom solutions. Two rooms were created that can serve as bedrooms, studies, or libraries.
The living space unfolds in a flowing composition, from the spacious living room with loft to the dining area at the rear. The high ceiling above the seating area elevates the whole – literally and figuratively – to an impressive living experience. Light filters in through the upper windows and accentuates the height. A custom-made wall with an integrated bookcase, gas fireplace, and audiovisual facilities has been created around a comfortable corner sofa. The loft above enhances the feeling of space and connection and offers possibilities for a home office or playroom.
The kitchen exudes understated luxury: dark stained wood, a natural stone worktop with expressive patterns, and a central island where cooking and socializing come together. All appliances—from the wine climate cabinet to the built-in espresso machine—have been carefully integrated. Bar stools invite you to pull up a seat at the island, while the spacious dining table comfortably seats a large group.
The master suite is located at the quiet rear of the property, a secluded wing with a soothing atmosphere. The bedroom is spacious, decorated in soft tones and equipped with air conditioning and a wall-to-wall window with blackout curtains.
Adjacent to this is the walk-in closet: fully lined with custom-made cabinet walls in dark wood. An elegant, functional space with the character of a boutique dressing room. The ensuite bathroom connects seamlessly to this and is equipped with a sunken bathtub, a full-width mirror wall, double sink, black built-in faucets, and indirect lighting. Every element has been carefully chosen and applied.
This floor also features a second bedroom, which is also equipped with air conditioning. There is the possibility to create a second en-suite bathroom here, in accordance with the alternative floor plan.
outdoor space
Although the loft currently has no outdoor space, there is potential in the architectural design. The loft on the top floor is accessible via an internal staircase and provides access to a second staircase leading to the roof. Here, subject to approval by the Homeowners' Association and obtaining an environmental permit, there is the possibility of Roof terrace a Roof terrace . A sheltered, elevated spot with potential views of the city and the streetscape of the Jordaan district. A rare opportunity to literally expand the living space with an outdoor area full of light and air, right in the middle of the city.
Neighborhood Guide
Eerste Passeerdersdwarsstraat is located in the heart of the beloved Jordaan neighborhood, known for its intimate streets, historic canal houses, and lively atmosphere. The street itself is quiet and charming, surrounded by distinctive architecture, a mix of monumental buildings and modern residences.
Within walking distance are the Elandsgracht and Rozengracht, both bustling with shops, cafes, restaurants, and cultural amenities. The famous canal belt is also nearby: ideal for walks along the water or a boat trip through the city. Everything that makes Amsterdam unique is within reach — and you can feel that in everyday life.
Property Details
• Living area approx. 208 m²
• The ground lease has been bought out until May 1, 2052
• Energy label A
• Underfloor heating
• Air conditioning
• Homeowners’ association service fees €470.54 per month
• Protected cityscape
• BAG designates the property as residential/office use
• WOZ is based on residential/office use
• The Land Registry lists the property’s use as “unknown”
• The leasehold deed specifies “commercial space,” allowing up to thirty percent (30%) of the gross floor area of the apartment to be used as an office for a business owned by the tenant and located within the apartment.
• The deed of division specifies “space”
• Zoning plan: mixed-use 2
City Loft
A rugged and luxurious loft in the heart of the Jordaan district—a dream for many, but rarely found. This unique building, a former soft drink factory, still exudes an atmosphere of entrepreneurship and craftsmanship. This neighborhood was once teeming with workshops and factories; that history lives on in the architecture and character of the district.
The street is quiet and unassuming. Behind the large door, a surprising home unfolds. Both the building and the loft itself exude history and industrial allure. The space has been carefully renovated: high-quality, spacious, and with a warm, intimate atmosphere. An oasis of calm in the lively city center.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The loft is located on the second floor of the former Houweling lemonade factory. The industrial feel is still evident in the entrance, the elevator, and the different heights in the building. The original details—such as the old factory lamps in the hall and the former freight elevator—have been preserved and emphasize the robust character. In 1909, Houweling moved to this location on Passeerdersgracht, which was a modern factory at the time. Later, expansions to surrounding buildings and warehouses followed.
The loft itself has been tastefully renovated, with an eye for the original character and luxurious finishes.
The living space extends in one fluid movement: from the sitting area under the impressive loft to the dining table at the rear. The five-meter-high ceiling literally and figuratively lifts the whole to a higher level. Light streams in generously through the upper windows. The sitting area is spacious and cozy, furnished around a soft corner sofa and a custom-made wall with a bookcase, television, and gas fireplace. The loft above visually connects to the upper floor, where there is space for an office or play area.
The kitchen is both understated and rich: dark stained wood, a natural stone countertop with a distinct grain, and a central island where cooking and socializing come together. Everything is integrated down to the last detail — from the wine climate cabinet to the espresso machine. The dining table offers generous Location a group, while the island provides space for informal moments.
Herringbone parquet flooring with underfloor heating runs the entire length of the room — comfortable and connecting. Living, cooking, and eating flow seamlessly into one another here.
The master suite is located at the quiet rear of the house and feels like a separate wing. The bedroom is spacious and calm, with soft colors, a wall-to-wall window with blackout curtains, and air conditioning. Adjacent is the custom-made walk-in closet, with dark cabinet walls, soft carpet, and mood lighting—a boutique dressing room par excellence.
The ensuite bathroom fits in perfectly with the whole. Warm natural stone with a marble structure, a sunken bathtub, a generous mirror wall, double sink, and black faucets form a harmonious whole — carefully designed and high-quality.
This floor also has a second bedroom with air conditioning. A second bathroom could be added here; see the alternative floor plan.
Although the property currently has no outdoor space, the loft on the top floor provides access to the roof via an internal staircase. Here, subject to approval from the owners' association and an environmental permit, there is the possibility of Roof terrace a Roof terrace . High, sheltered, and with potential views over the city and the streetscape of the Jordaan district. A rare opportunity in this location to literally expand the living space with a terrace full of light and air.
Eerste Passeerdersdwarsstraat is located in the heart of the beloved Jordaan neighborhood, known for its intimate streets, historic canal houses, and lively atmosphere. The street itself is quiet and charming, surrounded by characteristic architecture, a mix of monumental buildings and modern residences.
Within walking distance are the Elandsgracht and Rozengracht, both bustling with shops, cafes, restaurants, and cultural amenities. The famous canal belt is also nearby: ideal for walks along the water or a boat trip through the city. Everything that makes Amsterdam unique is within reach—and you can feel that in everyday life.
accessibility The property is centrally located. Central Station is a seven-minute bike ride away. The Elandsgracht tram and bus stop is a two-minute walk away, where trams 5, 7, and 19 and night buses N84 and N88 stop. The A10 ring road is easily accessible via the nearby arterial roads.
Parking
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Centrum-2d). With a permit for Centrum-2d, you can also park in Centrum-2. The cost of a parking permit is €315.60 per six months. There is currently a waiting period of 18 months. A second permit is not Available in this area.
(Source: Local authority , July 2025)
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The Frozen Fountain
Whether you're a tourist or a native Amsterdammer, it's always a pleasure to stroll through the nine streets. The Frozen Fountain is one of those shops that catches your eye when you pass by the window display with its eccentric designer furniture. The foundation for The Frozen Fountain was laid in 1992 as a platform for designers, mainly graduates of the Design Academy in Eindhoven. Because Dutch Design had already gained considerable international renown, the collaboration with young Dutch designers was a huge boost to The Frozen Fountain's reputation. In addition to being a store with a beautiful collection, the frozen fountain also calls itself an institute: for and by designers, to uphold the honor of Dutch Design. And how!
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FEST
FEST is a Dutch interior design brand that was started in 2013 by Femke Furnée. The core idea behind FEST: making beautiful surroundings accessible to everyone. FEST offers high-end furniture and home accessories—without the high-end price tag. The cheerful, timeless, and sustainable collections are developed in collaboration with international designers. At FEST, you will find everything you need to give your interior a (colorful) boost.
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Miscellaneous store
Good news for anyone who loves stationery and other beautiful items. On Elandsgracht in the city center, you can find Misc (short for Miscellaneous), which offers a carefully selected range of office supplies, everyday items, design objects, and furniture to help you find the right balance between work and private life.
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Galerie Wim van Krimpen
Since 1991, Galerie Wim van Krimpen has been located on Prinsengracht. Wim van Krimpen is one of the most respected museum directors in the Netherlands and is also known worldwide as an avid art collector. In his gallery in the Jordaan district, you will find exceptional contemporary works of art. Don't forget to call ahead, as the gallery is open by appointment only.
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Galerie Madé van Krimpen
Galerie Madé van Krimpen, formerly known as Multiplemadé, presents a mix of exhibitions showcasing work by both established and emerging artists. While the gallery mainly focuses on solo exhibitions and group exhibitions, they also regularly collaborate with creative collectives and makers to organize pop-up events and take-overs.
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Cinecenter
Small cinema showing good arthouse films, among other things. It is part of the Cineville network, so you can also use your Cineville pass here. It's also a nice place to have a drink before or after the film. The location is Immediately Leidseplein, so you can visit many other great places from here.
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Gallery of Caroline O'Breen
Caroline O'Breen's gallery is a household name in Amsterdam's contemporary art market. In addition to exhibiting at Amsterdam art fairs, the gallery can also be visited at its location on Hazenstraat. Here, Caroline O'Breen presents leading visual art with a strong focus on photography. The art on display reflects a strong interest in female artists, and artists who reflect on natural environmental themes are of particular importance to this gallery.
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Café the Young Orphan
Café De Jonge Wees, located at Looiersgracht 144, is a typical brown neighborhood pub that lays the foundation for the well-known Amsterdam conviviality with an extensive selection of beers, genevers, and snacks. Ajax is always on TV here, and thanks to the sunny terrace, you can enjoy the atmosphere both inside and outside. What's more, Café De Jonge Wees is the sister bar of Proeflokaal A. Van Wees, which means that all the jenever served in the Jordaan comes from A. Van Wees Distilleerderij de Ooievaar in Amsterdam.
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Sinck
Team leader Timo van der Stad, together with chef Sander Bierenbroodspot and sommelier Sabas Joosten (formerly of De Librije), has launched restaurant and wine bar Sinck. At Sinck, they focus on quality and accessibility. Chef Sander ensures that beautiful products are prepared to perfection, with an extra focus on sauces. The restaurant is located upstairs, while downstairs you will find yourself in the atmospheric wine bar. The wine list is extensive, with a focus on French wines.
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Bar Parry
Bar Parry is the younger brother/sister of Restaurant Balthazar’s Keuken. At Bar Parry, they have been serving delicious small dishes, charcuterie and cheese with a nice glass of wine since 2018. They have been working closely with De Wijnwinkel (Runstraat 23) for almost 25 years. A large part of the assortment is on the menu in the bar. Special: they use a fixed surcharge on the store price so that they can also serve the more special wines for a good price.
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Café de Pieper
Café de Pieper is a family-run business with many regulars. It is a classic but cozy café with wooden paneling, where you can get beer, cider, and sausage.
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Pazzi
Pazzi's wood-fired pizzas have been available in every district of Amsterdam since 2010. The formula is simple: each location has a cozy interior, welcoming you with a friendly Italian atmosphere as soon as you walk in. The wood-fired pizzas are made in the traditional way and the toppings are carefully selected. It's an Italian experience that is simply flawless and will keep you coming back for more. If you're in the mood for a good pizza, Pazzi is the place to be.
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Ela Restobar
ELA Restobar is happy to welcome you to their 'all-day' food concept. In the morning and afternoon it is the ideal location for a delicious cup of Spanish coffee, a tasty lunch or a (business) meeting. As the day progresses, it turns into a place where you can enjoy a refreshing cocktail or a flavorful Italian beer. And for those who are hungry, chef Teun Dikkers offers a unique twist on classic Mediterranean cuisine.
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Café de Doffer
Café in the 9 Streets with a cozy terrace and a simple but good menu. You can also come here for lunch and snacks. De Doffer has been a household name in Amsterdam's 9 Streets since the seventies and therefore attracts a nice varied crowd with, of course, a good portion of Amsterdam conviviality. Something for everyone here!
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Smelt Restaurant
Smelt is a cozy and atmospheric restaurant in Amsterdam's 9 Straatjes district. The restaurant specializes in cheese fondue and offers five different types of cheese. In addition to classic cheese fondue, Smelt also offers special flavors such as truffle and pesto. If you are not a big eater, you can also order single portions. Smelt's interior is cozy and warm, with lots of wood and candlelight. It is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious cheese fondue with friends or family.
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Rakang
The Thai restaurant Rakang is located on the always pleasant Elandsgracht. Friendly service, pleasant atmosphere and delicious authentic Thai food! And according to some, even the tastiest Thai in Amsterdam... We'll leave it up to you to agree. But if you are looking for a tasty, fresh, Asian restaurant. Then Rakang is definitely worth it. And after that delicious Thai meal, the Elandsgracht offers plenty of opportunity to have a beer in one of the many pubs.
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Balthazar's kitchen
This small family restaurant has been located on Elandsgracht since 1995. Seasonality, provenance, and tradition are central to Balthazar's cuisine. The menu features a fixed three-course menu that changes every other week. It consists of five small starters to share, meat or fish as the main course, and a surprising dessert. Wooden tables, white tablecloths, beautiful tableware, and excellent service: Balthazar's cuisine is authentic.
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Screaming Beans
Screaming Beans is an Amsterdam brand known locally and internationally for its high-quality coffee. This location is situated in the middle of Amsterdam's historic Nine Streets. With its cozy and familiar atmosphere, the shop on Runstraat has become a second living room for entrepreneurs, residents, and visitors to Runstraat. Come by and enjoy a delicious pastry baked by Sara or Mateen.
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Dutch Dabbawala
Dutch Dabbawala, an Indian restaurant on Elandsgracht, has been recommended so often that you simply have to order from it. The butter chicken momos are an absolute must-try and immediately became a favorite. The restaurant has given classic Indian dishes a modern twist and also offers a large number of vegetarian options. In addition to the momos, the menu also features other delicacies such as samosas and various curries. You can order for takeaway or delivery.
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Vinkeles (**)
Enclosed by the Dylan hotel, restaurant Vinkeles is like a small piece of France close to home. With a beautiful location on the Keizersgracht, the restaurant is pre-eminently a chic affair. The kitchen bears the signature of chef Jurgen van der Zalm, who earned his second star with it in 2023.
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Foodware
Foodware is the place for honest food: freshly prepared and without artificial additives. Combine different dishes into a meal by choosing from a range of fish, meat, or vegetarian ingredients. Foodware was originally a caterer, but nowadays you can also eat their delicious fresh meals in the restaurant on Looiersgracht. But are you in a hurry? Then you can always just take the food with you. The range of dishes is fairly fixed and not very large, but this promotes quality. Fancy tasty, healthy, and not too complicated food? Then Foodware is the perfect place to go.
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Vindict wine
Vindict wine can be found on the edge of the Jordaan district on Elandsgracht. Because they not only love wine but also design and construction, they have given this beautiful place its own unique and sustainable design. Every part of the shop has had a previous life. For example, the floor is made of stone slabs from old brick factories, and the wines are presented in shoe cabinets from the Puma factory in the former Czechoslovakia. Every type of wine is available here: from five euros to a bottle of Dom Pérignon Champagne. All white, rosé, and sparkling wines are available chilled.
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Cheese Chamber
The name says it all; at the Kaaskamer you can go for cheese. From floor to ceiling, this store is filled with cheese, with craftsmanship and tradition being paramount. At this cheese specialty store you can buy between 300 and 400 types of cheese from all over Europe. You can have your sandwich topped with a wide choice and to top it off you can also choose between different homemade sauces. The cheeses are collected from France every two weeks and in the Netherlands the focus is on organic cheeses that come directly from the farmer. Wines, salads, olives, hams and nuts are also sold for a complete cheese board.
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Siem van der Gragt Butcher Shop
Siem van der Gragt's butcher shop has been a familiar sight in Amsterdam's city center since 1966. Siem started his shop in Tweede Laurierdwarsstraat and moved to Elandsgracht in 1977. Siem's goal was to only purchase animals that had had a good life, and he founded the Scharrelvlees control body together with other interest groups, government institutions, and other free-range butchers. With a mission to provide consumers with sustainable and traditional meat and meat products that focus on care and respect for the environment, animals, and people, he is a household name in Amsterdam's city center.
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Chenin Chenin
Chenin Chenin is a wine shop, online store, and subscription service for natural wines, beer, cider, and sake. It is located in the heart of Amsterdam. The assortment is a continuously evolving list of original and, above all, drinkable wines. From underrated bargains to hard-to-find gems. At Chenin Chenin, they love wines from all over the world, regardless of trends. They are open Tuesday through Saturday from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Sunday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
