Leidsegracht 57-E1017 NB AmsterdamLeidsegracht-Zuid

Van Houten | Exclusive Canal Living in Amsterdam Van Houten is an intimate and exclusive residential project situated along one of Amsterdam’s most sought-after canals. This fully redeveloped canal house comprises five high-quality apartments: a spacious ground-floor residence with garden and four elegant upper-floor apartments, some featuring balconies. Designed by Framework, the project offers a contemporary living environment where historic charm and modern comfort blend seamlessly. Each residence is delivered turn-key and can be offered fully furnished upon request, allowing for immediate enjoyment of a carefree stay in a unique location within Amsterdam’s canal district. The full residential experience can be explored on our website, where you can also download our magazine. Additionally, you can easily schedule a viewing online. Layout Accessed via the entrance on the third floor, a staircase leads to the main living level. Upon arrival, the space immediately opens up beneath the original roof structure of the building. The living room is positioned at the front and overlooks the Leidsegracht and Amsterdam’s characteristic rooftops. Thanks to the high ridge, exposed wooden beams, and generous windows, the space feels bright and surprisingly spacious. The open kitchen forms the heart of the home and is custom-designed with oak cabinetry, a marble countertop, and matching backsplash. It is equipped with an induction hob with integrated extraction and various built-in Miele appliances. The dining area is located beneath the roof, where the height of the space is fully appreciated. Throughout the apartment, there is an oak wooden floor with comfortable underfloor heating. At the quiet rear of the property lies the bedroom. The bespoke wardrobe follows the sloping lines of the roof, maximizing the available space. From the bedroom, there are views over the inner gardens of the surrounding buildings. The bathroom seamlessly matches the high-quality finish of the home and features natural stone, a spacious walk-in shower, and a custom-made vanity unit. The apartment also includes a separate toilet. Neighbourhood Guide The property is located in one of the most characterful parts of Amsterdam, where historic architecture and vibrant city life are in perfect balance. The Prinsengracht forms an iconic axis within the canal district and is known for its stately façades, elegant bridges, and tree-lined surroundings that soften the streetscape. In the immediate vicinity are various cultural and historical landmarks, including the Westerkerk, a striking building of both architectural and historical significance. The neighbourhood also offers a refined selection of boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and galleries. The dynamic mix of residents, visitors, and creative entrepreneurs gives the area a layered and ever-evolving character. On our website, we have curated a selection of the best local hotspots in the area. Key Features - Living area approximately 43 m² - Part of the high-end Van Houten project - Delivered turn-key - Freehold property (no leasehold) - Energy label A - (Interior) architect: Framework - Luxury custom kitchen with island and Italian marble countertop, equipped with appliances including Miele, Gaggenau, and Quooker - Homeowners’ association service costs: € 176,76 per month - Foundation renewed in 2025 - Listed national monument - Part of the UNESCO World Heritage canal district For more information regarding potential subsidies, please refer to the websites of the National Monuments Portal, the Restoration Fund, and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands. This information has been compiled with due care. However, no liability is accepted for any inaccuracies, omissions, or consequences thereof. All stated measurements and surface areas are indicative. The BBMI measurement instruction aims to provide a standardized method for indicating usable floor area but does not entirely exclude discrepancies due to interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations during measurement.