A contemporary and very comfortable ground floor apartment of approximately 251 m² with an amazing southeast-facing garden (approx. 120 m²). And, of course, located on private land.
On the garden side, the living room extends across the full width, with sliding doors that allow for a seamless transition to the outdoors. The herringbone floor, warm wall finishes, and built-in fireplace bring peace and balance.
The modern kitchen forms the heart of the home. With a long marble worktop, integrated appliances, and a direct connection to the dining area and garden, this is a place to be together. A level difference leads to a second sitting room with a view of the patio and garden. Ideal as a television room or library. At the front is a multifunctional room, currently used as a study, but equally suitable for sports or games.
The master bedroom is on the ground floor, a serene suite with a spacious en-suite bathroom. A freestanding bath, walk-in shower, and marble vanity unit are subtly integrated into a soothing space filled with natural light. In the basement, there are two full bedrooms , each bedrooms its own bathroom. Thanks to the patio, there is also a surprising amount of light here and a good ceiling height of 2.55 m. Everything exudes refinement: from the rain showers to the continuous herringbone parquet flooring.
Outdoor space
The outdoor spaces are truly unique. At the rear is a spacious southeast-facing city garden: sunny, secluded, and green. The patio between the floors offers a second place of tranquility and shelter. Together they form a rare ensemble—in the middle of the city, but with the feeling of a country retreat.
Neighborhood Guide
The property is located in a charming and lively neighborhood in the center of Amsterdam on Lauriergracht, known for its historic character and modern dynamism. Within walking distance are Amsterdam's famous canals, historic buildings, museums, and a wide variety of dining options, from traditional cafés to refined restaurants. The nearby Jordaan district offers a rich palette of boutiques, markets such as the Noordermarkt, and local specialties. Lauriergracht combines Amsterdam's history with contemporary city life, making it a unique place to live.
Details:
• Floor area . 251 m²
• Private garden of approx. 120 m²
• Energy label A
• Freehold
• Foundation has been renewed
• Luxury & contemporary living
• Underfloor heating
• Homeowners' association with 7 members (professional management)
• Service costs €429.61 per month
Warehouse façade
Ultimate and very comfortable family home of approximately 251 m² with a lovely southeast-facing garden of approximately 120 m².
In 2020, the building on Laurierstraat was renovated, including the foundation, and a surprising ground floor apartment was created with spacious living areas, comfortable bedrooms that fantastic garden. At the time, our office was commissioned by the developer residences all seven residences . The house was delivered turnkey, using high-quality materials. The current owners have further refined the property by installing built-in cupboards, an attractive gas fireplace, and beautiful wall finishes.
What I personally find particularly pleasant is that you live here in the middle of the lively Jordaan district, but inside you find an oasis of peace. A sublime and contemporary ground floor apartment, located on its own land.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Behind a modest façade on Laurierstraat lies a home that surprises. Everything here is focused on balance—between tranquility and refinement, tradition and modernity. The modest architecture on the outside reveals little of the serene interior behind it, where soft colors and natural materials set the tone. The floor plan is elongated and unusual, subtly dividing itself into various spaces for living and possibly working from home.
Number was traditionally used to work on the exclusive Dutch car brand 'Spyker'. The renovated garage doors are a reminder of this rich history. The building was completely renovated in 2020, including a new foundation, with an eye for optimal layout and abundant light.
The living areas are organized around the greenery. At the rear, adjacent to the deep garden, is a spacious living room with full-width sliding doors. A space of softness and light, with warm herringbone flooring, understated wall finishes, and a serene sitting area. The built-in fireplace forms a subtle focal point, flanked by custom cabinets and open shelves where books and objects find their place.
The kitchen is spacious and thoughtfully designed. A long natural stone worktop provides space for cooking, serving, and socializing, with a wall unit in calm tones behind it. All appliances—including a Quooker, wine climate cabinet, induction hob with downdraft ventilation, fridge-freezer, and dishwasher—are fully integrated. The design is minimalist, but rich in materials thanks to the marble worktop. The dining table is located Immediately the island and overlooks the garden, creating a natural connection between indoors and outdoors.
A level difference leads to a second sitting room on the patio, which can be furnished as an intimate television corner or reading room. Here, custom-made cabinets provide both elegance and functionality; hidden doors give access to adjacent Rooms. At the front of the house is a multifunctional space, currently used as an office, but also suitable as a place for children or sports. A steel and glass façade separates this space from the rest of the house — a stylish and light partition.
The bedrooms exude the same refinement as the rest of the house: understated luxury, warm materials, and a soothing, almost monastic atmosphere. The master bedroom on the ground floor is a suite in the true sense of the word. This space opens onto the balcony on the garden side and flows seamlessly into a spacious bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, double marble sink, walk-in shower, and abundant natural light. Built-in wardrobes create a sense of calm, while light filters in through tall windows.
The basement has two spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and toilet. The Rooms lit via the patio and are surprisingly light for a lower floor, partly thanks to the 2.55-meter ceiling height. These Bathrooms also Bathrooms carefully designed, with marble washbasins, large mirrors, double rain showers, and a subdued color palette. The lines are clean, the materials rich, and the finish exceptional. Continuous herringbone floors provide unity and warmth to the interior.
This floor also features a spacious laundry room, which can also be used for storage.
The outdoor space at Laurierstraat 246 H is both spacious and carefully designed. At the rear is a deep city garden of over 120 m² facing southeast — secluded, sunny, and green. Wooden fences, an elegant lawn, and mature plants provide structure and natural privacy. From the living area, a wide glass front opens onto the terrace, which blends seamlessly into the grass. The difference in level between the terrace and the garden enhances the spatial effect and makes the garden a natural extension of the interior. Subtle paths and plants in earthenware pots add color and character.
On the side is a second outdoor space: an intimate patio adjacent to the bedrooms the basement. The atmosphere here is sheltered and serene. High white walls and sleek decking form a bright, minimalist ensemble. Both outdoor spaces are exceptional in relation to the house and rare in the city center. They offer space, sun, and silence — right in the middle of the Jordaan.
The property is located in a charming and lively neighborhood in the center of Amsterdam on Lauriergracht, known for its historic character and modern dynamism. Within walking distance are Amsterdam's famous canals, historic buildings, museums, and a wide variety of dining options, from traditional cafés to refined restaurants. The nearby Jordaan district offers a rich palette of boutiques, markets such as the Noordermarkt, and local specialties. Lauriergracht combines Amsterdam's history with contemporary city life, making it a unique place to live.
Accessibility
The property at Laurierstraat 246 H is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. Central Station is a five-minute bike ride away. A tram stop serving tram lines 13 and 17 is just a two-minute walk away. In addition, the property is easily accessible by car via various roads leading to the A10 ring road.
Parking
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Centrum-2d). With a Centrum-2d parking permit, you may park in Centrum-2. A parking permit for residents costs €326.65 per six months. There is currently a 16-month waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area.
There is also the option of parking in the Q-Park Europarking parking garage at Marnixstraat 250. This parking garage is within walking distance of the residence and offers 24-hour access. With a resident parking permit, you can also park in a parking garage in certain areas at no extra cost.
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