Keizersgracht 558-21017 EM AmsterdamSpiegelbuurt

Listed monument apartment of 49 m² with unobstructed views over the Keizersgracht, situated on the second floor of a 17th-century canal house. The property features a large window at the front, exposed wooden beams and a characteristic fireplace with mantelpiece. Historic details have been preserved and combined with high-quality bespoke finishes. Located on freehold land in the heart of Amsterdam’s canal belt. Layout: The apartment is accessed via the well-maintained communal staircase, leading to the second floor. The living room is positioned at the front and features a large window with unobstructed views over the Keizersgracht. The exposed beam construction, the fireplace with historic tiles and the wooden flooring give the space a distinctive character. The layout comfortably accommodates both a sitting and dining area. At the rear is the kitchen, executed in a dark bespoke design with a sleek worktop and upper cabinets. The kitchen is compact and practically arranged, offering ample workspace and storage. The bedroom is situated at the front and also overlooks the canal. Adjacent is a custom-made dressing area with built-in wardrobes, subtly enclosed by means of a sliding door. From the hallway, the bathroom, fitted with a walk-in shower and washbasin, and the separate toilet are accessible. Details: • Living area of 49 m² (in accordance with NEN2580); • Located on the second floor with views over the Keizersgracht; • Exposed wooden beam ceiling, characteristic fireplace with mantelpiece and historic tiles, wooden flooring; • Bedroom with adjoining bespoke dressing area, enclosed by sliding door; • High-quality bespoke finishes; • Listed monument (built in 1690); • Located on freehold land (so no ground lease); • Active Homeowners’ Association (VvE); • VvE service charges: €290 per month; • Transfer by mutual agreement. Location: Situated on a quiet and wide stretch of the Keizersgracht, in the heart of Amsterdam’s canal belt. Within walking distance are the Museum Quarter and the Jordaan, as well as a wide range of restaurants, cafés, galleries and specialist shops. The Amstel River is nearby and provides a direct connection towards Amsterdam East. Thanks to its central location, both the historic city centre and the surrounding districts are easily accessible. Accessibility is excellent, with public transport in the immediate vicinity and quick access to the S100 and the A10 ring road.