Charming corner house with a museum-like appearance thanks to the enchanting light and unobstructed view. The bluestone staircase is an extension of the cozy kitchen and enjoys sunshine all day long. The Floor area this national monument with its curved facade is 171 m², divided over a basement, ground floor, and four upper floors. There are four bedrooms and two Bathrooms. The property is well maintained, the foundation was repaired in 1973, and it is located on private land. The location on Reguliersgracht, on the corner of Falckstraat and close to Amstelveld, is popular and sought after.
Bel-etage:
Cosy, spacious kitchen with a lovely wood-burning stove and lots of light. The elevated location offers plenty of privacy and unobstructed views of the Reguliersgracht and Falckstraat. A lot of attention has been paid to the kitchen, which is equipped with an electric AGA stove with two electric ovens, a marble countertop and lots of built-in appliances. The landing staircase is a favorite place to sit and is an extension of the kitchen. With sun all day long and friendly neighbors, it is a wonderful place to be.
Basement:
All rooms have good natural light, and there are two bedrooms standard size. There is also a separate toilet and a cheerful bathroom with Portuguese tiles.
First floor:
Spacious, bright room with herringbone parquet flooring and a washbasin in the toilet area, as well as Location a washer/dryer. This floor is also well detailed and precisely built with built-in cabinets for radiators, a bookcase with closed base cabinets, wall cabinets, and charming side cabinets.
Living room:
A floor where peace and serenity reign, the wood-burning stove and beamed ceiling make it a cozy whole. The view here is beautiful, you feel like you are in nature, looking out at the monumental honey trees on the square, and the corner location comes into its own thanks to the light. The old washbasin is a charming detail.
Third floor:
Romantic bathroom with a marble vanity, shower, toilet, and an elegant claw-foot bathtub. Bedroom with custom-built wardrobes and a separate dresser.
Attic:
(Bed)room in the attic with a window facing the front
The outdoor area
A landing with sun all day long and a bench by the canal for enjoying the afternoon and evening sun.
The building
A national monument from the late 18th century with a curved facade. The monument Number 1100. In 1904, the porch and sidewalk were removed and it served as a shop for a time. The last known shop was a tobacco shop. In 1973, a major renovation took place, during which the porch staircase was restored, the basement was deepened, and the foundation was renewed. During this renovation, it became a single residence, after which it was converted into two residences in 1998. The building is currently divided into two apartment rights and is a single dwelling. This is a unique situation that offers flexibility, as it can be converted back into two residences.
The surroundings
In earlier times, Falckstraat was a training ground for Napoleon's marching soldiers. Now it is a pleasant green space with old trees. Around the corner is Amstelveld, home to the Flower Market on Mondays and the famous terraces of Nel and Marcella. The wingnut trees add cachet to this highly regarded city square.
Utrechtsestraat has a wide range of delicatessens and restaurants. There are several Michelin-starred establishments and a varied selection of drinking establishments. Cultural life takes place in the Stopera, the Royal Carre, and the Hermitage. The latter hosts an organic market with local products on Saturdays.
For primary education, there are two choices, ASVO and De Kleine Reus, both of which are positively regarded in their own way.
Parking facilities
Parking is available through a permit system.
There are a number of parking garages in the vicinity, with properties For Sale rent.
Accessibility
A central location with multiple routes in and out of the city, making it easy to drive to. Via Wibautstraat, both the IJ tunnel and the highways to Utrecht and Het Gooi are easily accessible. Public transport stops at Utrechtsestraat, Weteringschans, and the North-South stop on Vijzelgracht is less than a five-minute walk away.
The details
- Usable living space approx. 171 m²
- Porch steps and facade bench with afternoon and evening sun
- Located on private land
- national monument
- Nationally protected townscape
- Two apartment rights, two addresses
- The boilers are leased.
- Foundation repair carried out in 1973
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In 2015, Sold the property to the current owners, Bart and Suzanna, after which I often saw Bart sitting on his favorite bench. That's how we stayed in touch. The daily work in Amsterdam is now being phased out, and the focus is shifting to the house in Zeeland.
Suzanna's English influence can be seen in the charm and decor of the house. There are many custom-made cupboards, a beautiful kitchen with an AGA stove, and a lovely wood-burning stove. Together with the good maintenance, this makes the house ready to move into.
There have been major renovations over the years, the most important of which was in 1973, when the basement was deepened and the foundations were repaired. In earlier times, there was even a pottery workshop attached to the building, but unfortunately this was removed at the beginning of the 20th century.
What I like is that it has two entrances: one on Reguliersgracht for the upper floors and one on Falckstraat for the lower floors. The building is divided into two apartment rights, which makes double occupancy possible.
I think it is one of the most charming corner buildings in the Amstelveld neighborhood, and the curved gable is also a special feature. A very unique national monument with charm and a museum-like identity.
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1017 VV Amsterdam
Bouchon du centre
On the corner of the Reguliersgracht you will find 40m2 of cozy France, including a traditional bistro atmosphere and red and white checkered tablecloths. The bistro is run by Hanneke Schouten and is open from Wednesday to Saturday. The concept originated from the 'bouchon Lyonnais' where a high-quality meal is prepared with affordable ingredients.
1017 VT Amsterdam
Oosterling Liquor Store and Café
Café Oosterling is one of only two cafés in Amsterdam with a liquor license. Oosterling produces jenever according to its own recipe. The café has been in the family for 140 years.
1017 VT Amsterdam
Ku Kitchen & Bar
Here they serve classic Japanese dishes, as well as some less traditional fare. Open since 2014, it's no coincidence that this place is called Kitchen EN bar. In addition to Japanese cuisine, they also offer an excellent selection of Japanese beers, sakes, whiskeys, and exciting and unique cocktails. This little piece of Japan in Amsterdam is definitely worth a visit!
1017 VM Amsterdam
Ceiling (*)
In an accessible setting (in the spirit of an Amsterdam café), the cuisine here is (now truly) Michelin-star quality. The kitchen serves casual dishes to share, and the now famous wine selection is divided into a menu of "affordable" wines and an extensive menu of 800 different bottles. Zoldering is very popular, so book well in advance. You can also try walking in on the day itself for a glass of wine at the bar. The owners have now opened a wine shop (Lof, de wijnwinkel) and a second restaurant, Boon en de Koot.
1017 XR Amsterdam
An
Located at Weteringschans 76 in Amsterdam, Japanese Restaurant An has been renowned for authentic, homemade Japanese dishes since 1989. The restaurant specializes in traditional Japanese meals as they are prepared at home, using pure, fresh and healthy ingredients. At An, craftsmanship is central: almost all dishes are made by hand. Guests can enjoy various Japanese classics, such as sushi, tempura and teishoku set menus. Special attention is also paid to vegetable dishes, making the restaurant accessible to vegetarian and vegan guests.
1017 WD Amsterdam
Pistachio Shop Pistoia
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1017 VL Amsterdam
Kuyt Patisserie
Patisserie Kuyt is well known to those with a sweet tooth. Klaas Kuyt has the secret recipe for all kinds of refined tarts, cakes, chocolate, cookies, and éclairs. The icing on the cake is that it has been awarded the title of best apple pie in Amsterdam. It is located on the cozy Utrechtsestraat, next to the local butcher and cheese shop.
1017 XL Amsterdam
Oocker
Oocker is a new restobar (restaurant-bar) in Amsterdam. It was set up by Meyer Viol, Niels van der Werf (formerly at The Lobby, Gebr. Hartering, and Shiraz), and Stefano Orofino (formerly at Domenica). At Oocker, the food is just as important as the wine. The wine bar is located at the front, and the restaurant area, with its open kitchen, is at the back. Chef Stefano mainly cooks with vegetables. It is open from Thursday to Tuesday from 3 p.m. They do not take reservations, so feel free to drop in.
1017 XD Amsterdam
Veneur
Chef-owners Yoran Jacobi and Moriaan Koeleman have combined their years of collaboration at the former Michelin-starred restaurant De Juwelier* in a new French restaurant on Weteringschans. Together with sommelier and co-owner Bas Hazen, they offer product-driven cuisine in which meat, grilled dishes, and open fire play the leading role. The menu is classic French with modern accents and seasonal products, focusing on robust sauces and precision. The carefully curated wine list is the perfect partner for the à la carte dishes. Veneur combines nostalgic charm with contemporary hospitality, with a warm atmosphere and a terrace reminiscent of a Parisian bistro.
1017 TR Amsterdam
Sukhothai Thanee
Perhaps the name of this restaurant sounds familiar to you. Because the owners of this restaurant used to own the successful street food stall in Amsterdam, namely Sukothai Streetfood Expres. Nowadays, they are fully engaged in running a chic restaurant. They cook from the Thai tradition with honest ingredients. What you should definitely not miss are the curries made from freshly made curry pastes.
1015 VK Amsterdam
Soenda Kelapa Restaurant
This Indonesian family business offers rice tables for one or two people, an à la carte menu, and also provides catering services. They serve food inspired by West Javanese cuisine. 'Soenda' is the name of the province in which this area is located. Located in the middle of Utrechtsestraat, this is a great place to sample authentic Indonesian food.
1017 VJ Amsterdam
Screaming Beans
Screaming Beans is an Amsterdam brand known locally and internationally for its high-quality coffee. The location has a beautiful, open brick bar and a quiet seating area. It's the perfect place to work or just sit back, drink coffee, and relax.
1017 HJ Amsterdam
Tokyo Ramen Takeichi
This Japanese ramen chain now has several branches all over the world. There are now three branches in Amsterdam. Tokyo Ramen Takeichi is known for its healthy ramen with chicken and vegetable broth. Because they remain true to their Japanese roots, it is an authentic restaurant. In addition to their specialty, the side dishes are also delicious. The 'karaage' will not disappoint you.
1074 AV Amsterdam
Saravana Bhavan
If you want to eat really good Indian food and experience the atmosphere of a real Indian restaurant, you should go to Saravana Bhavan, located on the corner of the busy Stadhouderskade and Van Wou Street. It is part of the largest vegetarian Indian chain in the world. They serve countless delicious (mostly vegetarian) curries and other specialties from India. It is often packed with a mixed crowd. Indian families, couples, tourists, locals, Saravana Bhavaan is a place where you can eat well.
1017 LV Amsterdam
Archive store
On Frederiksplein, on the edge of the Pijp, you will find the Archive store since 2015 - recognizable by the beautifully decorated theme windows. The interior store is intended for a large audience: you can go here for baby and children's items to adult gadgets and furniture. It is therefore a store to stroll around in if you are looking for things for yourself and a little one. With a gigantic arsenal of brands, the choice is truly huge, offering something for every generation. In addition to selling existing brands, the Archive store is also involved with their house brand - société.
1017 VM Amsterdam
Moooi
Founded by Marcel Wanders & Carsper Vissers in 2001, Moooi has been bringing fantastic products to market for more than 20 years. It's no surprise that over the past two decades, their stores have spread across the globe. The brand is primarily known for innovative designs that go beyond the everyday. Whether it's lamps, furniture, or accessories, Moooi promises to always continue to amaze its customers with beauty and creativity. To deliver products in this way, Moooi collaborates with designers ranging from up-and-coming talents to those who are already internationally renowned.
1017 WZ Amsterdam
Casa Gitane
The beautiful studio of Casa Gitane, shrouded in earthy colors, is located on the Lijnbaansgracht. Gitane means gypsy and Casa Gitane houses furniture and objects inspired by distant lands, world travels and a nomadic lifestyle. Their collection consists of three important ingredients; unique vintage pieces, a selection of existing brands and our own designs. Currently mainly webshop and Project design.
1017 VR Amsterdam
Furniture
Mobilia is a beautiful interior design store on Utrechtsestraat. Rini Scherpenisse is the owner of the store and has been running it with passion since 2001. Fortunately, he is not alone and is supported by a team of young and passionate interior designers. The design studio is very accessible and welcoming thanks to the friendly team; you don't have to be a real design expert to step inside. The store's Instagram serves as the perfect tool for finding inspiration, and then a phone call or email is all it takes to make an appointment.
1017 VS Amsterdam
Amstelveld Plant Market
Visiting Amstelveld on Mondays is a great idea; you'll immediately feel cheerful when you see all the colors around you. There are 30 stalls full of flowers and plants to brighten up your garden or balcony. They also have a wide variety of herbs and bulbs to start your own vegetable garden. You'll definitely not come home empty-handed.
1017 VS Amsterdam
De Leeuw Butcher Shop
A household name in Amsterdam and the surrounding area. The quality is very high in this butcher's, caterer, and delicatessen. It has been located in the cozy Utrechtsestraat since 1966. They hang the meat here in the traditional way, which makes it more tender and flavorful. They have an open kitchen where you can see how the professional chefs work. They also have a selection of wines.
1017 HM Amsterdam
Patisserie Holtkamp
Patisserie Holtkamp is a household name among Amsterdam residents. Once known for its always fresh tompouce pastry, Holtkamp is now the place to get the most delicious (lemon) cakes and shrimp croquettes. The recipes have been working very well for years, because there is always a line around the holidays. The small shop on the Vijzelgracht is functional, but above all beautifully authentic. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit.
1017 WZ Amsterdam
M.Simons
M.simons was founded in 2021. It is a gallery located in the historical center of Amsterdam. Although the gallery is primarily focused on painting and graphic art, it also offers space for various other artistic media, including photography and sculpture.
1017 WZ Amsterdam
Akinci
The lover of contemporary art is certainly in the right place at AKINCI. AKINCI has a strong focus on new developments in contemporary art and is explicitly engaged with artists who integrate socio-political, ecological, and gender issues into their work. Their program is determined by a diversity of media and cross-overs between sound, architecture, painting, sculpture, film, and installation. You will find works by, among others, Stephan Balkenhol, Theo Jansen, and Edwin Zwakman.
1017 WZ Amsterdam
Lumen Travo Gallery
Lumen Travo was founded by Marianne van Tilborg in 1985. It is a contemporary art gallery in Amsterdam. Each year, the gallery organizes various exhibitions in collaboration with both emerging and established artists. Lumen Travo is concerned with current themes such as identity, representation, and post-colonialism and strives to show the multitude of voices that play a role in our globalized society. By presenting powerful and diverse artistic perspectives, which are not limited to the Western point of view, this gallery engages in a visual conversation with open eyes to the whole world.
1017 ET Amsterdam
Museum van Loon
Museum van Loon is located in a former house from 1672 on the Amsterdam canals. In addition to a permanent exhibition with (historical) portraits, furniture, silverware and porcelain, temporary exhibitions are also organized here in which part of the museum's collection, the house, or the history of the Van Loon family is central. Behind the house is the unique garden that was laid out in the style of the 17th century. In short, a museum where you can go for heritage, art history and contemporary art.
