Prinsengracht 403-C1016 HM AmsterdamFelix Meritisbuurt

DE LICHTE PRINS | A playful and light-filled apartment spanning two and a half floors with a living area of approximately 112 square metres. Canal-side living is a dream for many — this apartment captivates with its location, exposed beams and three windows wide overlooking the canal. The apartment is situated on freehold land. The full living experience can be explored on our website or by downloading our magazine. Here, it is also easy to schedule a private viewing. Tour The entrance to the apartment is on the second floor. From here, the staircase leads to the main living level on the fourth floor, where the space opens up from façade to façade. At the front, the view stretches across the Prinsengracht. The living room is spacious and bright, with whitewashed beams and a wooden floor that adds warmth. The sitting area is oriented towards the view, maintaining a constant connection with the outdoors. In the centre of the space, an open staircase leads to the upper floor without interrupting the sightlines or openness. At the rear, the dining room offers direct access to the sunny balcony. Wide folding doors open completely, allowing the terrace to become a natural extension of the living space. The kitchen is modest in style, with clean lines and white cabinetry. A granite worktop and built-in appliances complete the ensemble. The sleeping quarters are spread over three levels, each with its own character. On the third floor, a generous bedroom is situated on the canal side, with tall windows and water views. This room offers space for a bed, desk and dressing area, and features a private bathroom with a bathtub, shower, toilet and washbasin. A second bedroom is located at the rear of the main living level and is currently in use as a quiet guest or work room. This room also includes a washbasin. On the same floor, there is an additional shower room and a separate toilet — functionally integrated into the floor plan. At the top, on the fifth floor, a third bedroom sits beneath the sloped roof. Visible trusses and the high ridge lend the space character. Built-in wardrobes provide ample storage. Opposite this room is an open study nook on mezzanine level, overlooking the floor below — a place for retreat without being entirely closed off. Neighbourhood Guide The apartment is located in one of Amsterdam’s most charming and historic quarters. This neighbourhood is known for its picturesque canals, beautiful architecture and lively atmosphere — a place where history, culture and contemporary trends converge effortlessly. The Prinsengracht itself is one of Amsterdam’s most iconic canals, running through the heart of the city. It is lined with elegant townhouses, ornate bridges and lush trees that together form an idyllic setting. The canal view is breathtaking, offering daily moments of wonder. The area surrounding the apartment is home to many iconic landmarks, including the Westerkerk — a grand church with a distinctive tower rising high above the city. In addition to its architectural allure, the church holds historical significance as the burial site of the famed Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn. The neighbourhood also features a variety of boutique shops, inviting cafés, restaurants and galleries. A stroll through the area offers a rich experience, surrounded by a mix of locals, artists, visitors and the ever-vibrant spirit of Amsterdam. Details • Living area of approximately 112 square metres • South-facing balcony of approximately 4 square metres • Situated on freehold land • Monthly owners’ association service charges of €150.28 • Foundation restored in the 1980s • Storage room in the basement • National heritage building & listed cityscape • Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site For more information on potential subsidies, visit the websites of the National Monuments Portal, the Restoration Fund and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands. This information has been compiled with the utmost care. However, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, nor for the consequences thereof. All specified measurements and surface areas are indicative only. The measurement guidelines are based on the NEN2580 standard. These guidelines aim to provide a uniform method of measuring to give an indication of the usable area. However, differences in outcomes may still occur due to varying interpretations, rounding or practical limitations during the measurement.