Villa for sale at AMSTERDAM with reference 19907592554 Keizersgracht 282, 1016 EW AMSTERDAM

—Ref. AM102727

Monumental and Stately Canal House with Comfortable Luxury and Historical Charm!

Discover this impressive, monumental canal house of 614 m², characterized by an exceptionally wide rear house (11 meters) and a spacious garden of approximately 208 m². This recently tastefully restored and renovated property is located in a lively and charming part of the Keizersgracht, a unique opportunity for those who wish to live in a monumental Amsterdam canal house that is completely 'finished'.

The property includes a nearby parking space at the Pullitzer Hotel.

Historic Splendor and Modern Luxury
This merchant's house from 1730, rich in centuries of history, has recently been carefully and authentically renovated. The restoration by a world-renowned interior designer has preserved the authentic style features, visible in both the wall and ceiling decorations and the wood carvings in the monumental staircase, as well as in the beautifully landscaped garden. The property is perfectly situated in the area of the famous 'Nine Streets' and holds the status of a national monument.

Layout and Spaces
The property is divided into a front house and a rear house, connected by a beautiful staircase and a centrally located light court that provides plenty of daylight. The floors between the front and rear houses are offset by half a floor.
The property offers a total of six bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a range of spaces for relaxation, work, and entertainment, including a bar, a fully equipped gym, and a parking space! In short, this property embodies luxurious living with historical charm, in a prime location in the heart of Amsterdam.

Bel-Etage (Main Floor):
On the bel-etage, you will find the beautiful entrance and a spacious study with a library at the front of the house. In the rear house, there is the large living kitchen equipped with all conceivable appliances, a fireplace, and French doors that provide direct access to the spacious garden with a fountain and three majestic chestnut trees.

Basement:
The basement houses the utility room and the climate-controlled wine cellar, as well as a large laundry room at the front with its own entrance from the street.

Main Floor:
The former representative 'Salon' in the rear house has been beautifully restored and is now a stylish living room with oak parquet flooring, a beautifully decorated ceiling, large windows to the garden, and a fireplace.
Adjacent is a stunning home bar.

First Floor:
At the front of the house is a very spacious bedroom with a beautiful view over the canal, a fireplace, and a very large bathroom with a double sink, bathtub, shower, and toilet. Next to it is a playroom.

Second Floor:
Master bedroom located at the rear with a spacious bathroom and walk-in closet.

Third Floor:
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and plenty of closet space on this floor.

Fourth Floor:
Complete gym with steam bath and sauna and access to two sunny terraces.

Attic:
Bedroom with two beds.

Location:
The canal house is located in the heart of Amsterdam's historic city center. This part of the canal belt is known for its cozy restaurants and cafes that can be found both in the street and around the corner. Furthermore, the apartment is close to the Noordermarkt, Haarlemmerstraat, Jordaan, and the charming Nine Streets. Everything is within walking distance or a few minutes by bike from Amsterdam Central Station, metro, tram, and bus stations for all destinations within or outside the city.

Particulars:
- Freehold
- Fully architecturally restored.
- Possibility to purchase fully furnished and upholstered.
- Includes a nearby parking space at the Pullitzer Hotel.
- Underfloor heating in the kitchen/dining area.
- Gym with air conditioning
- Water softening system
- Alarm system.
- Speaker system in all rooms.
- Building with an elevated facade with a rare trapezoidal middle elevation with decorative vase. Beautiful transom window. The top (see groove list) refers to the workshop of Anthonie Turck (1667-1725).
- Louis XIV architectural style.