Tasteful and monumental canal house of approximately 257 m², located on private land. In recent years, the entire property has been tastefully renovated by the current owners. Every detail has been carefully considered, every material chosen with care.
Guided tour
The social heart of the house unfolds on the main floor. The dining room at the front is a model of elegance and tranquility. Tall windows capture the light from the Keizersgracht. Along the wall is custom-made paneling in warm, gray-green tones. The fireplace forms the centerpiece.
Adjacent to this is the custom-made kitchen, finished in soft tones and with marble countertops. Original wall tiles, brass accents, and a beautiful stove create an authentic look, while the layout is entirely focused on ease of use. The kitchen adjoins the courtyard and benefits from pleasant daylight—even in the early morning.
One floor higher, on the first floor, is the living room. This space is generously proportioned, with a view of the treetops along the canal. The room is tastefully decorated with a gas fireplace, a custom-made bookcase, and a wide window sill that serves as a bench. Here you will find the perfect balance between comfort and character.
Spread over three floors are various bedrooms it feels like a boutique hotel in this monumental canal-side property. In the basement is a fully equipped studio with its own entrance, sitting and sleeping areas, bathroom, and access to a private patio. The finish is high-quality, with natural materials and subtle colors.
The first floor offers a second bedroom with a classic look. Immediately is an attractive bathroom, with a bathtub in a round alcove, toilet, and a sink on a slender base. The atmosphere is soft and timeless.
The second floor has been converted into a spacious master suite. At the front is the bedroom with a view of the canal, at the rear is a custom-made wardrobe and an open bathroom with double sink, spacious walk-in shower, and toilet. An integrated bench by the window completes the morning ritual.
Outdoor space
Although located in the heart of the city, this canal house offers two surprisingly quiet and secluded outdoor spaces.
At basement level is an intimate patio of approximately 12 m². Walled and decorated with greenery, it is a delightful, peaceful place, where a rustic fountain and iron chairs form the backdrop.
Above, on the third floor, is a spacious and sunny Roof terrace approximately 17 m², facing southwest. The wooden decking, mature potted plants, and comfortable seating areas make this terrace a fully-fledged outdoor space.
neighborhood guide
The property is located in one of Amsterdam's most beloved areas, around the corner from the Westertoren and the Herenmarkt. The neighborhood has an authentic village character, with a mix of culture, culinary hotspots, and everyday amenities. Think of the markets on the Noordermarkt, the famous apple pie from Winkel 43, restaurants such as Toscanini, De Klepel, and Libertine, and unique shops in the Haarlemmerstraat and Westerstraat. Everything is within walking distance. The Westerpark and the water are also easily accessible by bike. A lively and complete neighborhood in the heart of the city.
Details
• Living area approx. 257 m²
• Patio of approx. 12 m²
• Roof terrace and south Roof terrace approx. 17 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Foundation repaired in 2004
• Interior renovated in 2022/2023
• National monument
• Municipally protected/Nationally protected cityscape
• Part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
Canal house
Sometimes everything just clicks. The location on the canal. The dimensions of the rooms. The way in which history and contemporary living quality are intertwined.
This unique house of approximately 257 m² has been tastefully renovated by the current owners in recent years. Every detail has been carefully considered, every material chosen with care. Custom-made furniture, original features, and a balanced use of color give the house a warm, refined signature.
The location is in a historic part of the beautiful city center. A special home where space, tranquility, and comfort come together—in the middle of the city, yet completely in your own world.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
This stately residence on Keizersgracht has a soul that is four centuries old, restored to its former glory and brought back to life with contemporary refinement. Behind the richly detailed façade, with its elegant ornamentation and carved front door marked 'anno 1616', unfolds a living experience where history and sophistication come together.
The entrance, via a marble staircase, leads to a representative hall with original marble flooring and high arched windows that capture the light as they have done for centuries. Subtle profiles and understated colors make the historic structure tangible.
In 2004 Location were Location in 2022/2023, the interior was tastefully renovated. A precise balance was chosen: preserving characteristic details—such as old wooden beams, brick walls, and classic windows—in combination with an understated, modern finish.
Beautiful sightlines, from the basement to the Roof terrace. A central spiral staircase winds its way through all floors and connects the house into a whole. On each floor, views and light are carefully utilized.
Contrast and nuance were chosen for the materials. Every detail — from the wrought-iron window shutters to the carefully restored front door — contributes to the understated grandeur of this house.
The social heart of the house unfolds on the main floor. The dining room at the front is a model of elegance and tranquility. Tall windows capture the light from the Keizersgracht. Along the wall is custom-made paneling in warm gray-green tones. The fireplace forms the centerpiece.
Adjacent is the custom-made kitchen, finished in soft tones and with marble countertops. Original wall tiles, brass accents, and a beautiful stove create an authentic look, while the layout is entirely focused on ease of use. The kitchen adjoins the courtyard and benefits from pleasant daylight—even in the early morning.
One floor higher, on the first floor, is the living room. This space is generously proportioned, with a view of the treetops above the canal. The room is tastefully decorated with a gas fireplace, a custom-made bookcase, and a wide windowsill that also serves as a bench. Here, comfort and character come together in harmony.
Spread over three floors are several bedrooms it feels like a boutique hotel in this monumental canal house.
In the basement is a fully equipped studio with its own entrance, sitting and sleeping area, bathroom, and access to a private patio. The finish is high quality, with natural materials and subdued colors.
On the first floor is a second bedroom with a classic look. Immediately is an attractive bathroom, equipped with a bathtub in a round alcove, toilet, and a sink on a slender base. The atmosphere is soft and timeless.
The second floor has been converted into a spacious master suite. At the front is the bedroom with a view of the canal, at the rear is a custom-made wardrobe and an open bathroom with double sink, spacious walk-in shower, and toilet. An integrated bench by the window completes the morning ritual.
Although located in the heart of the city, this canal house offers two surprisingly quiet and secluded outdoor spaces.
At basement level is an intimate patio of approximately 12 m². Walled and decorated with greenery, it is a delightful, peaceful spot, where a rustic fountain and iron chairs form the backdrop.
Above, on the third floor, is a spacious and sunny Roof terrace approximately 17 m², facing southwest. The wooden decking, mature potted plants, and comfortable seating make this terrace a fully-fledged outdoor space.
The property is located in one of Amsterdam's most popular areas, around the corner from the Westertoren and the Herenmarkt. The neighborhood offers an authentic village character, with a mix of culture, culinary hotspots, and everyday amenities. Think of the markets on the Noordermarkt, the famous apple pie from Winkel 43, restaurants such as Toscanini, De Klepel, and Libertine, and unique shops in the Haarlemmerstraat and Westerstraat. Everything is within walking distance. The Westerpark and the water are also easily accessible by bike. A lively and complete neighborhood in the heart of the city.
Accessibility
The property is located in the northern canal belt in Amsterdam Center. This location is easily accessible by public transport, bicycle, and on foot. The nearest tram stop is a few minutes' walk away. There are also several bike paths and bike parking facilities in the area where you can park your bike safely. Central Station is a 10-minute walk away. The Ring Road is actually quite easy to reach via the access roads along the IJ to West, the IJ Tunnel, and the Piet Heijn Tunnel.
Parking
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Centrum-2c). With a Centrum-2c parking permit, you may park in Centrum-2. A parking permit for residents costs €326.65 per 6 months. There is currently a 30-month waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , June 2025).
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