A unique family home in the beloved Jordaan neighborhood, spread over three full floors with its own entrance from the street. Here you will live on the iconic Lauriergracht, with a beautiful unobstructed view over the water and a pleasant combination of tranquility, space, and urban liveliness. With four bedrooms, two Bathrooms, a spacious terrace, and access to the Roof terrace , the house offers Roof terrace rare amount of living space in the heart of the city. The smart layout and pleasant light make this a particularly pleasant house to live in.
Guided tour
This characteristic home combines spacious living with functional comfort, spread over several floors. The bright living room offers beautiful views over the canal, while the open kitchen with dining room provides Immediately to a spacious north-facing terrace. On the second floor, there are two bedrooms a bathroom with a walk-in shower. The third floor offers two more bedrooms, one with a loft and one with access to the Roof terrace, as well as a second bathroom with laundry facilities. The two outdoor areas—the terrace off the dining room and the Roof terrace provide pleasant places to relax outside.
Neighborhood Guide
The property is located in a charming and lively neighborhood in the center of Amsterdam on Lauriergracht, known for its historic charm and modern dynamism. Within walking distance, you will find Amsterdam's famous canals, historic buildings, museums, and a diverse range of dining options, from traditional cafes to chic restaurants. The nearby Jordaan district offers a wealth of boutiques, markets such as the Noordermarkt, and local specialties. Lauriergracht combines Amsterdam's history with contemporary city life, ideal for a unique living experience.
Details
• Living area approx. 169 m²
• Two northwestern-facing terraces of approximately 14 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Dormant homeowners’ association, service charges €54.87
• Energy label B
• Nationally protected cityscape
• Part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
Laurier Maisonette
A unique family home in the beloved Jordaan neighborhood, spread over three full floors with its own entrance from the street. Here you will live on the iconic Lauriergracht, with a beautiful unobstructed view over the water and a pleasant combination of tranquility, space, and urban liveliness. With four bedrooms, two Bathrooms, a spacious terrace, and access to a shared Roof terrace , the house offers Roof terrace rare amount of living space in the heart of the city. The smart layout and pleasant light make this a particularly pleasant house to live in.
Lauriergracht is one of the most characteristic canals in Amsterdam's Jordaan district. The property is part of a classic Amsterdam canal house, combining rich history with contemporary comfort. The private entrance from the street emphasizes the homely character of this unique maisonette.
The living room is located at the front and offers a spacious layout with panoramic views over the canal. Thanks to the large windows, daylight floods in and you experience a wonderful feeling of space. At the rear is the open kitchen with dining room, Immediately to the spacious terrace—a great place for al fresco dining. The kitchen is equipped with modern built-in appliances and offers direct access to a practical utility room with separate toilet.
On the second floor, there are two bedrooms: a spacious room at the rear with space for a built-in wardrobe and a second room at the front, suitable as a children's room or guest room. The bathroom on this floor has a walk-in shower, washbasin, and toilet. The third floor has two more bedrooms. The room at the front has a handy loft, ideal for extra storage space. The fourth bedroom, located at the rear, has access to the Roof terrace a quiet spot with a view over the surrounding rooftops of the Jordaan. This floor also has a second bathroom with a walk-in shower, sink, and connections for a washing machine and dryer.
The property has two lovely outdoor areas. Immediately the dining room is a spacious north-facing terrace—a sheltered spot with enough room for a dining table and greenery. On the third floor, you have access to the Roof terrace, perfect for sitting in the sun or relaxing with a book.
The property is located in a charming and lively neighborhood in the center of Amsterdam on Lauriergracht, known for its historic charm and modern dynamism. Within walking distance, you will find the famous Amsterdam canals, historic buildings, museums, and a diverse range of dining options, from traditional cafes to chic restaurants. The nearby Jordaan district offers a rich selection of boutiques, markets such as the Noordermarkt, and local specialties. Lauriergracht combines Amsterdam's history with contemporary city life, ideal for a unique living experience.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transportation. It is centrally located, just a five-minute bike ride from Central Station, from where all possible destinations can be reached. A tram stop is a two-minute walk Available tram 13 and tram 17 stop. The apartment is also easily accessible by car, via various roads leading to Amsterdam's A10 ring road.
parking facilities
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (Centrum-2d permit area). With a Centrum-2d parking permit, you may park in Centrum-2. A parking permit for residents costs €326.65 per 6 months. There is currently a waiting period of 17 months 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 Europarking garage with a parking permit. (Source: Local authority , April 2025).
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Torch Gallery
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Althuis Hofland Fine Arts
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Martin van Zomeren
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Wouter van Leeuwen Gallery
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Dudok De Groot Gallery
In the heart of the Jordaan district, you will find Galerie Dudok De Groot, run by Nicole Dudok van Heel and Jedithja de Groot. With eight exhibitions a year, the gallery showcases the work of a number of regular artists and a select group of guest artists, both of whom explore the boundaries of their medium in photography, painting, and video, among other things.
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Dudokdegroot Gallery
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Founder of Doesburg
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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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Radar
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Bart Gallery
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Fontana Gallery
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Galerie Ron Mandos
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Annet Gelink Gallery
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Breadwinner
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Chenin Chenin
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Wandu
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Men Impossible
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Café The Laurel Tree
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Hikage
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Gifu Ramen Bar
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Fou Fow Ramen
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Café Restaurant Verlan
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Rakang
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Koffiehuis de Hoek
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360 volts
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