Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House

Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House

Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House

Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House

ID: VVMZYM

  • Living area 209 sqm
  • Bedroom 3
  • Bathroom 3
  • Cena 2 350 000 EUR

More information about the property

  • Monumental canal house: KLM Delft Blue House No. 67
  • Approximately 209 sqm of living space over two levels
  • Private garden with detached guest house
  • South-facing Bulthaup kitchen with Gaggenau appliances and Zebrano wood worktop
  • Custom interior design and lighting by DIS Studio Amsterdam
  • Three spacious bedrooms with en-suite luxury bathrooms
  • Foundation already renewed
  • Completely and luxuriously renovated at the end of 2019
  • Homeowners association fee: €306 per month - Full ownership / freehold

More information about the property

This exceptional apartment is part of a monumental canal house, combining the charm of a historic building with the comfort and luxury of modern living. The house is so remarkable that it inspired a KLM Delft Blue House – No. 67, a true testament to its beauty and heritage.

Situated on the stately Prinsengracht, in the heart of Amsterdam's historic canal belt, the apartment spans approximately 209 sqm over two levels. Of particular note are the private garden and detached guest house, together creating a rare urban retreat. With its generous layout and the presence of the guest house, this apartment is ideal for entertaining and hosting guests in complete comfort.

The spacious living room is bright and open, with high ceilings, bespoke lighting, and a calm, refined finish. The south-facing kitchen forms the heart of the apartment. Here, you can enjoy views of the canal while cooking or entertaining. Fully equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, the kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining and living areas, creating a natural connection between cooking, living, and relaxing.

The lower level houses two generously sized bedrooms with underfloor heating and luxurious bathrooms featuring freestanding bathtubs and stone finishes. The combination of comfort and style provides a hotel-like experience at home. Throughout the apartment, Belgian linen curtains add warmth and understated elegance. This level is also accessible via a separate entrance in the basement.

From the master bedroom, double doors open onto a private Japanese-inspired garden, a rare and tranquil outdoor space in the heart of Amsterdam. Here, you can enjoy the peace and greenery of a fully private garden—a luxury seldom found in the city center.

The garden also includes a detached guest house with its own shower and toilet. This versatile space can serve as accommodation for family or friends, a quiet workspace or studio, or even a personal meditation room. With its privacy and direct access from the master bedroom, the garden and guest house create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living, making the apartment not only a home but also an urban oasis of calm and inspiration.

The apartment offers a rare combination of privacy and exclusivity.

Located in the canal belt, you can enjoy the cultural and historical allure of the neighborhood, with shops, restaurants, and museums all within walking distance. This property is more than a home—it is an urban private sanctuary where heritage, design, and comfort come together.

Location - Amsterdam

Amsterdam has always been on the global stage. During its Golden Age in the 17th century, it was the center of trade and the wealthiest city in the world. Today, it endures as a gateway capital, well connected to the continent with high-speed rail, an airport that flies to more than 300 destinations and a top five European port. 

People from 180 different nations call Amsterdam home. A service center called the Expatcenter makes acclimating easier for international companies and skilled immigrants. Despite the influx, the capital remains distinctively Dutch.

This is a city of bike paths and canal routes. There are more bicycles than people here. Fifty-eight percent of the populace rides their bikes daily. The famous canals--more than 60 miles of them--are lined with elegant merchant houses and some 2,500 houseboats.

Renaissance and Modernist architecture are featured in the city but in uniquely Dutch versions. The Dutch Renaissance style is marked by tall, narrow townhouses and stepped gables. The early 20th century movement known as the Amsterdam School is rooted in Expressionism and Art Deco. It’s noted for its high ornamentation such as decorative brickwork, round shapes and doors that speak to the skills of homebuilders. The neighborhood of Rivierenbuurt boasts many fine examples.

The heart of Amsterdam is the Canal Belt area, or Grachtengordel. The area is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Jordaan district, once a working class area, and Plantagebuurt are now two desirable addresses. The Museum Quarter is the site of the most important institutions in the country including the Dutch national Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, as well as coveted residential areas. Oud-Zuid, or South, is an affluent locale of well-preserved homes, toney shopping and, for expats, good access to international schools. For international buyers, there are no restrictions on real estate purchases.

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Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House
Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House
Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House
Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House
Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House
Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House

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Luxury Living on the Canal with Private Garden and separate Guest House