Two-story ground floor apartment of approximately 210 m² on Herengracht, offering a unique blend of refined elegance, architectural perfection, and contemporary grandeur. The split-level design extends over three levels and comprises five Rooms a patio, harmoniously combining functionality and aesthetics. The property has been high-end restored and fully modernized under the expert guidance of The Collective Studio.
Guided tour
This home offers a perfect combination of timeless aesthetics and modern conveniences, designed for ultimate living pleasure. The spacious kitchen and cozy dining room offer views of the Herengracht and flow seamlessly into the patio. The custom-made kitchen, with walnut fronts and Noir Saint Laurent marble, exudes luxury and functionality. Lime and tadelakt wall finishes, cast floors, and black oak flooring in a herringbone pattern emphasize the high-quality finish. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with luxurious materials such as marble and tadelakt, while an exclusive walk-in closet and an extra spacious bedroom with its own bathroom contribute to the comfort. The basement includes a fully equipped studio with its own entrance and a utility room with high-quality appliances. The patio, strategically located between the dining room and living room, offers ample space for relaxation and recreation. The security system and integrated Jung home automation system ensure ease of use and safety, while the interior is inspired by Yves Saint Laurent's love for Marrakech. This home is a masterpiece of design and functionality.
What the owners will miss
"Our favorite spot is the windowsill, with a book on our lap or an aperitif, enjoying the living painting."
neighborhood guide
This distinctive building is located on a quiet section of Herengracht, around the corner from Dam Square, between Hartenstraat and Wolvenstraat. There are many different art and cultural attractions in the vicinity, such as the beautiful Westertoren and the Anne Frank House. Around the corner are the 9 Straatjes (9 Streets), Dam Square with the Bijenkorf department store, and on Saturdays, the Noordermarkt in the Jordaan district. In short, everything Amsterdam has to offer is within easy reach. With a wide range of shops in the 9 Straatjes and restaurants such as Restaurant Breda, De Luwte, and Cecconi's, there is something for everyone.
Details
• Usable living area approx. 191 m²
• Patio approx. 17 m²
• 3 bedrooms
• 3 Bathrooms
• Separate parking space For Sale €150,000
• Located on private land
• (Interior) architect The Collective Studio
• Service costs VvE €694.37 per month
• Foundation renewed in 2016 - 2019
• Renovation year 2016 - 2019
• National monument
• Part of UNESCO World Heritage
Marrakesh Living
This two-story ground floor apartment offers a unique blend of refined elegance, architectural perfection, and contemporary grandeur. The split-level design spans three levels and includes five Rooms a patio, where functionality and aesthetics come together harmoniously. The property has been extensively restored and completely modernized under the expert guidance of The Collective Studio. For those looking for additional options, purchaser's costs parking space is Available a modern garage just a five-minute walk away for an additional €150,000 in purchaser's costs . In addition, the property can be purchased fully furnished if desired. The interior has been carefully curated with a selection of designer and vintage furniture, complemented by unique art objects. All you need for a comfortable living experience is your personal wardrobe. In short, this property offers a complete living experience on the canal.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The building was originally constructed in 1614 as a shop house with storage attics. At that time, it also had a stepped gable with semicircular relief arches and window frames with shutters. There was also an outdoor porch leading to the entrance. Around 1770, the building was renovated and given a completely new facade and layout. The crested bell gable, floor layout, low porch, and front door on the right were created at that time.
Between 2016 and 2019, the building underwent a meticulous transformation, led by the renowned design team at The Collective Studio. Thanks to the craftsmanship of both national and international artisans, the building Sustainability quality and Sustainability . During the restructuring, a completely new foundation was laid and all original construction details were restored with great care. This has resulted in the preservation of the classic aesthetics, combined with an inner tranquility that blends seamlessly with the lively urban environment. The result is a unique balance between timeless elegance and a modern lifestyle.
The spacious kitchen and cozy dining room offer views of the recently restored Herengracht canal. Thanks to its elevated location, privacy is guaranteed. The dining room adjoins the patio, creating a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors.
The kitchen is custom-made with walnut fronts and Noir Saint Laurent marble, perfectly combining luxury and functionality. Lime and tadelakt wall finishes beautifully complement the cast floors and black oak flooring, laid in a Hungarian point pattern. All of this has been designed with great precision by The Collective Studio in collaboration with Chapel. An elegant steel staircase leads to the elevated living room with a cozy fireplace and large windows overlooking the patio.
The advanced security system is enhanced by a Jung home automation system, which allows for easy control of lighting scenes, heating, blinds, a Bang & Olufsen music system, and global access security. The property is a true masterpiece of interior design, inspired by Yves Saint Laurent's love for Marrakesh.
The patio is located between the dining room and the living room. There are French doors leading to the patio from the dining room. There is also an access door from the hallway. The patio is spacious, providing enough room for a table with chairs, a BBQ, and various plants.
This distinctive building is located on a quiet section of Herengracht, around the corner from Dam Square, between Hartenstraat and Wolvenstraat. There are many different art and cultural attractions in the vicinity, such as the beautiful Westertoren and the Anne Frank House. Around the corner are the 9 Straatjes (9 Streets), Dam Square with the Bijenkorf department store, and on Saturdays, the Noordermarkt in the Jordaan district. In short, everything Amsterdam has to offer is within easy reach. With a wide range of shops in the 9 Straatjes and restaurants such as Restaurant Breda, De Luwte, and Cecconi's, there is something for everyone.
accessibility
The apartment is centrally located, just a five-minute bike ride from Central Station, from where you can reach all possible destinations. There is a Available stop two minutes' walk Available tram 13 and tram 17 stop. The apartment is also easily accessible by car, via various roads to Amsterdam's A10 ring road.
parking facilities
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (Centrum-2e permit area). With a Centrum-2e parking permit, you may park in Centrum-2. A parking permit for residents costs €326.65 per 6 months. There is currently a 12-month waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. In addition to public roads, it is also possible to park free of charge in the Oosterdok Eiland and Rokin garages with a parking permit. (Source: Local authority , February 2025). For an additional €150,000, a parking space k.k. Available a modern garage just a five-minute walk away.
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The Merchant House
The Merchant House was founded by Marsha Plotnitsky and is located in a seventeenth-century canal house. It is an art space and gallery that presents contemporary art to discover, explore, and collect. The gallery embodies a contemporary approach to the traditions that connect the city and art. Since launching the program in 2013, Plotnitsky has curated more than thirty thematic projects, collaborating with artists to create site-specific Services and installations, commissioned work, and new work that complements the distinctive canal house and other spaces.
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GRIMM
GRIMM was founded in Amsterdam in 2005. Since its inception, the contemporary art gallery has focused on promoting and supporting emerging and mid-career artists working in a diverse range of media. They represent more than thirty international artists and have a gallery in New York in addition to their gallery in Amsterdam.
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Stevenson
The gallery was founded in 2003 and is run by a collective of 13 directors, including Federica Angelucci, Marc Barben, Lerato Bereng, Joost Bosland, David Brodie, Sinazo Chiya, Andrew da Conceicao, Jessica Honeyman, Lanese Jaftha, Sisipho Ngodwana, Sophie Perryer, Alexander Richards and Michael Stevenson, Stevenson presents an international exhibition program with a specific focus on the regions in which its galleries are located, namely Cape Town, Johannesburg and Amsterdam.
1016 EE Amsterdam
De BorzoGallery
De BorzoGallery, located on the Keizersgracht, is a leader in the field of NUL/Zero, minimalism and conceptual art. Linking the recent past to contemporary art is one of its most important priorities. As they say themselves: “Artists of today ‘stand on the shoulders’ of their predecessors, and we do not shy away from stark contrasts.”
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Ellen de Bruijne Projects
Ellen de Bruijne Projects is a gallery that, since its first exhibition in 1999, has focused on new trends in contemporary art by comparing the new with the recent past and experimenting to develop new standards, with an emphasis on performing art, socially related art, installations and works in progress.
1016 HJ Amsterdam
Galerie Ron Mandos
In 20 years, Galerie Ron Mandos has gained a prominent place within the Dutch art scene. The gallery opened its doors in Rotterdam in 1999 and has since moved to its current gallery in Amsterdam's gallery district in 2010. Galerie Ron Mandos is a gallery for contemporary art and presents exhibitions by internationally recognized artists, among others, but the focus is on emerging artists.
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Lotti’s
Restaurant Lotti's is located in the Hoxton hotel. The hotel is a lively place where live jazz is played during lunch on weekends. It is a great meeting place and workplace in the heart of the city center. For a quick bite, the truffle fries are popular, and the Hox Cheeseburger is a must-try. Take a look and experience it for yourself.
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Café ‘t Molentje
Café ‘t Molentje is located in the heart of Amsterdam. The café has been around since 1892 and is now run by the third generation. The café has a cozy living room atmosphere with a public record player. Many antique elements of the interior have been preserved and the atmosphere is still as it used to be.
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Cecconi’s
Cecconi’s is located in the Soho House; a hotel chain and members club in the Bungehuis on the Singel. A former canteen of the University of Amsterdam. The cuisine of Cecconi’s focuses on Northern Italian influences, with specialties such as fresh pasta and fish dishes. Think of Spaghetti with lobster, Burrata and the classic Tiramisu.
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Jansz Restaurant
The 17th-century craftsman Volkert Jansz: a man with refined taste, good style and a passion for lively conversations. He strongly believed that decadence and luxury only truly come into their own when you share them, and that is exactly how it feels at Jansz. Modern Dutch cuisine prepared with love. You can also go there for lunch and coffee if you are strolling through the 9 streets.
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Café Wolf
Bakkerij Wolf opened its doors a year ago. And now, in addition, Café Wolf has opened, where you can enjoy refreshing dishes full of vegetables in a beautiful Scandinavian interior. The dishes here are not your standard fare, but offer a unique culinary experience of a high standard. The Café is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM (the kitchen closes at 5:00 PM).
1012 VT Amsterdam
The Duchess
A real high tea room. They offer a huge range of special teas, freshly baked cakes, and much more. Homemade macarons, warm scones, and a wonderful selection of champagne can also be found here. The true aristocrat will find everything they could possibly want here.
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Bussia
A modern Italian restaurant and artisan bakery in the heart of Amsterdam. The bakery provides crusty sourdough bread, fresh barista coffee, and the most delicious Italian pastries. In the evening, the bakery serves as the entrance to the restaurant. Bussia's kitchen has a refined Italian cooking style, where craftsmanship and modernity come together. Only the very best authentic ingredients form the basis of the cuisine. The bread, pastries, and pasta are handmade. Taste the authenticity. Just as Italian cuisine is meant to be. No shortcuts, only precision, patience, and love.
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Koffiehuis de Hoek
On the corner of the Runstraat and Prinsengracht you will find this classic Amsterdam coffee house. Since 1954, many different people have known how to find this special place. On the sunny terrace you can enjoy the hustle and bustle on the Amsterdam canals and inside you can enjoy the beautiful interior. Good homemade cakes, pancakes, omelets and other tasty sandwiches and of course: coffee.
1012 VP Amsterdam
Lucius Visrestaurant
At Lucius you can expect high quality with a cozy informal atmosphere. Hospitality is paramount here, and you notice that immediately when you walk in. In the middle of the busy Amsterdam city center, you will find this high-quality place. From daily fresh fish to plateaus fruits de mer, oysters or baked North Sea sole, the fish lover will not be short of anything here.
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Café Restaurant Verlan
The former building of the famous Envy is getting a new lease of life with Café Restaurant Verlan. This cozy restaurant serves contemporary French à-la-carte dishes. The dinner menu is available all day, while lunch is served until 3:00 PM. Whether you're looking for coffee, a full lunch, snacks, or dinner, Verlan has it all. You can take a seat at the long marble bar and watch the chefs at work in the open kitchen. The restaurant is open from Wednesday to Monday for dinner, and on Saturday and Sunday for lunch.
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Chun Café
In the busy Negenstraatjes (Nine Streets), Chun Cafe has recently expanded their bubble tea menu with a selection of special sandwiches. The sandwiches are available in four flavors. The options are: egg salad, bacon egg and cheese, garlic shrimp egg, and rib-eye bulgogi. Deliciously buttery and perfectly toasted.
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Wil Graanstra Chip Shop
You may cycle past it regularly, because Wil Graanstra's chip shop has been on the square next to the Westerkerk since 1956. The family business serves old-fashioned chips with mayonnaise, 'oorlog' (chips with mayonnaise and chocolate sauce), curry sauce, and piccalilli. Bring some cash for these delicious chips in a cone.
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Oaxaca
At Oaxaca, chef Joan Bagur presents traditional Mexican cuisine amidst the beautifully renovated old buildings of Haesje Claes on the Spui. You can opt for a chef's menu, a culinary journey through the most important regions of Mexico, or your own a-la-carte selection. In addition to the restaurant, you can also visit a mezcal tasting room here. Which alone is worth a visit!
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Coffee shop
The most delicious Italian coffee made by good baristas. The service is very good and you can taste that the coffee is made by experts. You can also go here for simple and tasty breakfast snacks. They have take-away here, but sitting inside is also possible. The coffee shop has several branches in the city.
1012 VX Amsterdam
Sagardi
In 2020, Sagardi opened its doors. It is part of the Spanish group Sagardi Restaurant, which is located throughout Europe. At Sagardi, they serve the best cuts of Basque red meat, or txuleton, wild fish from the Basque ports and their own cultivated fruits and vegetables from their own gardens. Chef Iñaki López de Viñaspre is known for his honest and authentic cuisine with the taste of yesteryear.
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Wolf Bakery
Bakkerij Wolf is located in Amsterdam's Nine Streets. Stay a while or take some tasty treats home with you. The sourdough breads are displayed on rustic wooden racks behind the counter. This bakery on Wolfstraat offers breads, croissants, and pastries of the highest quality. The smell of cinnamon rolls and croissants is irresistible, and you'll be amazed by the display case full of delicacies. Be sure to try the almond croissant and the strawberry tart.
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360 volts
Located on Prinsengracht, you will find 360volt, founded by Hilde de Lange and Emile de Cock. 360volt now has one of the largest collections of vintage original industrial lamps and unusual objects. The lamps at 360volt are unique because all lamps are restored while retaining their authentic look—industrial, with clean lines, simple shapes, and durable materials.
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Hay House
Hay House is a centrally located, impressive designer home furnishings store. It is the place to go for unique furniture, lighting, and various home accessories. The collection is based on Danish design from the 1950s and 1960s and can be admired on two floors in a cool building. The atmosphere is open and calm, and you will receive excellent service from the friendly staff. You can also get advice and enjoy delicious coffee from De Koffiesalon in-store.
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Anouk Beerents
Since 1987, Anouk Beerents has become a household name in the import and export of antique mirrors. The studio on Prinsengracht houses their collection of over 300 mirrors from the 18th and 19th centuries, most of which originate from France and Italy and are gilded in gold or silver leaf.
