Apartment of approximately 131 m², located in the city center. The apartment on Lijnbaansgracht has recently been transformed into a unique and high-quality finished living space of approximately 131 m², distributed over the ground floor and the basement. The property is characterized by a loft-like layout, where historical elements and contemporary living comfort come together. The location, a stone's throw from the Jordaan, offers an optimal city experience, with a wide range of amenities, culture, and hospitality within easy reach. Situated on freehold land. Plan it yourself. Immediately Schedule a viewing online via this link.
Guided tour
Through the double doors at the front, there is access to the apartment, where Immediately the spacious, open living area of approximately 91 m² unfolds.
The layout is spacious and uncluttered, with a natural transition between the various living zones. The dining room is situated on the canal side, overlooking the Lijnbaansgracht and enjoying pleasant natural light. The open kitchen features a stylish, matte black finish and is equipped with various built-in appliances. The minimalist design forms an elegant contrast with the warm wooden herringbone floor and the authentic beamed ceilings, which are visible throughout the space. The seating area is situated at the rear, adjacent to a unique, enclosed patio. This space, featuring glass panels, a mirrored wall, and multiple skylights, ensures pleasant natural light and a spacious effect. The basement, accessible via a fixed staircase, comprises approximately 40 m² and is furnished as a comfortable sleeping floor. Here, you will find a spacious bedroom with sliding doors to the patio, custom-made built-in wardrobes, and a luxurious bathroom equipped with a bathtub, shower, washbasin, and toilet. The finish is of high quality and seamlessly complements the serene, warm ambiance of the home.
Neighborhood Guide
The space is located in the heart of the Jordaan, Immediately the corner from Rozengracht and close to Elandsgracht. Both are well-known shopping streets in the neighborhood. Nearby are also the Noordermarkt, the famous Negen Straatjes, and the Westermarkt. The surrounding area features various modern shopping streets with exclusive and trendy specialty shops, cafés, gyms, and restaurants.
Details
• Living area approx. 131 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Energy rating B
• Homeowners’ association fees €106 per month
• Renovated in 2026
• Located within a municipally protected historic district
• Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site
Lijnbaan 119
The space on Lijnbaansgracht has been developed into a distinctive apartment of approximately 131 m², distributed over the ground floor and the basement. The location, a short distance from the Jordaan, guarantees an optimal experience of the city, with its dynamism, amenities, and lively hospitality within easy reach. The entire property has been renovated with great care and an eye for detail, with quality and finish at the forefront.
Jelle Mundt | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The building, originally dating from 1879, has undergone various facade alterations over time, with the most recent modification taking place in 2004. During this extensive renovation, the foundation was also restored. The property is currently characterized by a well-maintained, straight cornice facade with classical articulation and a characteristic hoisting beam, reminiscent of the original function of the Amsterdam canal houses. The former office space has recently been fully renovated by the seller using high-quality and sustainable materials. Authentic beams have been preserved in the process, giving the living space a warm, characterful appearance befitting the rich history of the property.
The large French doors at the front provide Immediately Access to the open, loft-like space of over 90 m². The layout is spacious and uncluttered, elegantly utilizing the length of the apartment and allowing various living zones to flow naturally into one another. The dining area is situated on the Lijnbaansgracht side, offering views of the canal and pleasant natural light. The open kitchen features an understated, matte black color scheme and is equipped with various built-in appliances, including an integrated refrigerator. The minimalist design forms a beautiful contrast with the warm wooden floor and the authentic beamed ceilings, which are visible throughout the apartment and create a characterful, timeless appearance. The seating area is located at the rear, situated in a unique intermediate space characterized by a glass facade with slender, dark frames, a mirrored wall, and multiple skylights. This combination creates a surprisingly spacious effect and pleasant, diffused light, subtly connecting the indoors and outdoors and creating a serene, almost patio-like atmosphere.
The basement of approximately 40 m² is accessible via a well-maintained, fixed staircase. This floor is designed as a fully-fledged bedroom floor, where comfort and tranquility take center stage. The space is characterized by a pleasant ceiling height and a well-thought-out layout, with custom-made built-in wardrobes ensuring a sleek and functional finish. The bedroom features a sliding door at the rear, which not only provides natural ventilation but also offers pleasant natural light from the adjacent patio. This creates a quiet, sheltered atmosphere with a subtle connection to the outdoors. The bathroom is finished to a high standard and is contemporary, featuring a bathtub, a separate shower, a vanity unit, and a toilet. The finish is refined and in harmony with the rest of the apartment, with warm materials and muted colors that contribute to a serene and luxurious appearance.
The apartment is located in the heart of the Jordaan, Immediately Around the corner from the Rozengracht and close to the Elandsgracht. Both are well-known shopping streets in the area. The Noordermarkt, the famous Nine Streets, and the Westermarkt are also located nearby. The surroundings feature various modern shopping streets with exclusive and trendy specialty shops, cafes, gyms, and restaurants.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The A10 ring road can be reached within just 5 minutes by car via exit S105. Several tram and bus lines depart from both Marnixstraat and Elandsgracht, such as trams 5, 13, 17, and 19. Regional transport also departs from Elandsgracht, including a direct connection to Schiphol Airport. Amsterdam Central Station can be reached by bicycle within 10 minutes.
Parking
Parking is possible on the public road via a permit system (permit area Centrum-2d). With a parking permit for Centrum-2d, you may park in Centrum-2. A resident parking permit costs 338.70 per 6 months. Currently, there is a waiting list of 15 months for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. In addition to the public road, it is also possible to park free of charge with a parking permit in the Europarking and Marnix garages. (Source: Local authority Amsterdam, April 2026 ).
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Banh Mi Ba My
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