De Lairessestraat 771071 NV AmsterdamBanpleinbuurt

Het Van der Schaarhuys | Generous family residence of 296 m² – plus additional internal space, totalling 328 m² – situated on the distinguished De Lairessestraat in Amsterdam-Zuid, in the Concertgebouw area. With its classical façade, this townhouse has been stylishly renovated and thoughtfully designed with an eye for detail. In addition to a spacious living floor, the house offers six well-proportioned bedrooms, four bathrooms, a sunny south-facing garden, and a generous rooftop terrace of approximately fifty square metres. Both garden and terrace provide high-quality outdoor living space. There is potential to expand the house to a total surface area of approximately four hundred square metres. The full residential experience is available on our website or in our digital magazine. Visit our website to explore the highlights and to conveniently schedule a private viewing. Tour The entrance leads through a striking door into the central hallway, where high ceilings and natural light immediately set the tone. A grand staircase draws the eye, while steel-framed doors lead into the spacious kitchen-diner at the rear — the heart of the home, with views of the lush garden. The front-facing living room features a classic bay window and an open fireplace, ideal for evenings at home. Ceiling ornaments accentuate the height and charm of the space. On the first floor lies the master suite with a walk-in dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. Two large bedrooms at the front share a second bathroom. The second floor surprises with soaring ceilings, a multifunctional space, a guest bedroom, a kitchenette and a third bathroom — ideal for guests or remote working. The lower ground floor adds flexibility: a bright work or guest room at the front, a second room at the rear with direct garden access, and a private bathroom. The outside space includes a sunny, secluded south-facing garden. And above, crowning the house, a generous rooftop terrace offering tranquillity, space and panoramic views — also facing south. Neighbourhood Guide The area surrounding De Lairessestraat is one of the most desirable parts of Amsterdam. The street is known for its refined character and provides an attractive setting for both residents and visitors. Located in Oud-Zuid – one of the city’s most coveted neighbourhoods – it blends historic charm with elegant architecture. The street is lined with stately townhouses, exclusive boutiques, fine restaurants and inviting cafés. The variety of offerings mirrors the architectural diversity and complements the area’s international flair. For high-end shopping, the P.C. Hooftstraat is within walking distance, featuring fashion houses such as Burberry, BA&SH and Isabel Marant Étoile. What makes this location even more appealing is its centrality: the city centre, De Pijp and the Vondelpark are all within easy reach. Residents benefit from a wide selection of shops — from gourmet grocers to interior design stores — and a vibrant culinary scene. The nearby Vondelpark provides space for relaxation, sports and recreation: a green oasis in the heart of the city. On our website, you will find a detailed brochure along with a curated selection of neighbourhood highlights and hidden gems. Details • The residence was fully remodelled in 2015 and renovated in 2022, based on a design by interior architect Marina van Goor of MVGCA • Residential floor area of approximately 296 m², plus 32 m² lower ground floor (total approx. 328 m²), and a garden of approx. 87 m² • Possibility to expand by approx. 110 m² — a definitive environmental permit has already been granted • Upon expansion, the total area could reach nearly 400 m² • High ceilings • Ideal family home • Multifunctional layout • Possibility to register a home office • Located within a protected cityscape • Leasehold land, subject to the General Provisions for Continuous Ground Lease 1915; current term from 1 May 1991 to 30 June 2041; fixed annual canon of € 1,497.47 (in principle tax-deductible) Please consult the websites of the National Monument Portal, the Dutch Restoration Fund and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands for information on potential grants. This information has been compiled with due care. However, no rights can be derived from it. All surface areas and measurements are indicative only. The Measurement Instruction is based on NEN2580 and intended to provide a uniform method for calculating usable floor area. Variations may occur due to interpretation, rounding, or limitations during measurement.