Chic city-center living on the canal. A charming, spacious, and bright top-floor apartment at the front of a beautifully restored canal-side building dating from 1670. Spanning two full floors and an attic level, this apartment offers a stunning view of a beautiful stretch of the canal, as well as a lovely, open, and sunny Roof terrace the rear. The nationally listed building is situated on one of the most beautiful sections of the Keizersgracht, a wonderfully quiet stretch between the Reguliersgracht and the Utrechtsestraat, near the Amstelveld. This lovely 250 m² apartment begins on the second floor with a spacious living room featuring three windows facing the canal and a kitchen-diner. Above that are two floors with three spacious bedrooms, two tastefully Bathrooms laundry and storage space. The Roof terrace is Roof terrace from the kitchen-diner; it is open on the garden side and is for private use. The home combines a historic atmosphere with modern amenities, featuring spacious dimensions and an abundance of natural light. The view never ceases to amaze and adds an extra touch of enjoyment.
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The building has a stately communal entrance that is shared with another residence.
This entryway has been beautifully restored, featuring an elegant marble floor and a lovely foyer. It leads to the original, grand wooden staircase. Underneath the staircase are two storage rooms that belong to the apartment.
The second floor
Entrance to the home. A spacious and bright floor with a beautiful exposed-beam ceiling. The room features three large windows on the front side, offering a lovely view of the Keizersgracht and Reguliersgracht. There is plenty of space for a seating area by the fireplace and a desk. At the rear is a modern open-concept kitchen. The kitchen features a cooking island and is equipped with all appliances, including an oven, gas stove, Quooker, dishwasher, and a full-size refrigerator.
From the kitchen, there is access to—and a view of—the Roof terrace.
The toilet is located in a lockable hallway with a built-in wardrobe and is situated next to the front door. The entire floor features high ceilings and oak flooring.
The third floor
This floor is accessible via a historic wooden staircase and features two spacious bedrooms a full bathroom. The master bedroom is located at the front, offering views of the canal, while the second bedroom is at the rear and features built-in closets spanning the entire width of the wall.
The spacious bathroom features a walk-in shower, a freestanding bathtub, and two sinks with a mirror. The separate toilet and the washer and dryer are located on the landing. This floor still retains its original beams and wooden floorboards.
The fourth floor
A spacious and charming area that spans the entire fourth floor and features a second bathroom. The space is multifunctional, ideal for an au pair, or as an extra bedroom, workspace, or gym. The high ceilings and exposed beams create a tasteful, historic atmosphere. The bathroom includes a toilet, walk-in shower, and sink with mirror.
The outdoor space
The kitchen opens onto the spacious Roof terrace , surrounded by greenery and bathed in sunlight thanks to its open, south-facing location. It is so spacious that you can easily enjoy the fresh air here with friends and/or family. The Roof terrace for private use only.
The Neighborhood
The house is located in an area with a historic charm and many urban amenities. It is no surprise that this is one of the most sought-after parts of the canal. The home is situated near the Reguliersgracht and overlooks it, and the Utrechtsestraat is just 400 meters away, offering a wide variety of restaurants, delis, trendy cafes, supermarkets, and stylish fashion boutiques. A short distance further is the Amstel River, home to the Stopera (Opera and Theater), the Royal Theater Carré, the famous Amstel Hotel, and the Hermitage. On the Amstelveld behind the property, you’ll find the picturesque Amstelkerk and De Duif, cafes and restaurants, a large square with entertainment for all ages, and a delightful flower market on Mondays.
Parking at
You can apply for a parking permit from the Local authority.
Getting to and fr
Public transportation in the area is excellent. Both the tram and the Vijzelgracht Metro station are within a 10-minute walk. Amsterdam Central Station and Amstel Station are within cycling distance.
Details
- Available: August 3, 2026;
- Rent: €8,500 excluding utilities, internet, TV, and municipal taxes;
- Security deposit: 2 months’ rent;
- Lease: minimum 2 years, then open-ended;
- Floor area: 250 m²;
- Unfurnished;
- Roof terrace ;
- 3 bedrooms;
- 2 Bathrooms;
- National monument;
- Recently restored.
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