Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 2841012 RT AmsterdamSpuistraat-Zuid

Unique and High-Quality Renovated Historic Canal House: Historical Charm Combined with Modern Luxury! Located in the vibrant heart of Amsterdam, just behind Dam Square, the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal offers a rare opportunity. The Rijksmonumental property at number 284 is now for sale – a truly unique chance to own this exceptional home! This stunning and characteristic building boasts abundant original elements, complemented by all the modern amenities required for contemporary living. Rarely do we encounter a property of such impeccable restoration quality combined with modern luxury. The house features approximately 505 m² of living space spread across five full floors. At the rear, it offers a beautifully tiled inner garden. Additionally, a roof terrace can be constructed at the back on part of the ground floor; a permit for this has already been granted by the Municipality of Amsterdam. This section of the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal has undergone significant redevelopment by the Municipality of Amsterdam in recent years. What was once a busy thoroughfare, previously home to the renowned Postage Stamp Market, has been transformed into a quiet, leafy street with newly designed green spaces. Just 50 meters away is the Wijdesteeg, where the entrance to a parking garage is located. In this garage, two spacious parking spaces, sold with the house, are included. Layout From the street, a charming staircase leads to the main entrance of the house. Upon entering the impressive hallway, you are immediately struck by the beautiful marble; both the floor and walls are crafted in white marble. The high ceilings perfectly showcase the elegant chandeliers. At the front of the house is a formal room featuring an authentic fireplace. Behind the staircase is another formal room with views of the inner garden. The property has been renovated and finished using exceptionally high-quality materials that perfectly match its architectural style. Original details have been meticulously preserved and/or restored. The first floor includes a spacious master bedroom, a large bathroom, and a separate walk-in closet fully equipped with storage for clothing and accessories. The second floor features two bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, as well as an indoor storage room. The third floor offers a spectacular bedroom complete with a freestanding bathtub and washbasin. The basement houses the kitchen, living, and dining areas. The bespoke kitchen is equipped with all the appliances one would expect in a modern home. This floor is accessible both directly from the street and via the internal staircase. The garden of approximately 44 m² is accessible from both the kitchen and the living room. This tranquil outdoor space provides an oasis of calm in the heart of bustling Amsterdam. History of the Burgwallen Originally, the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal was a canal-side defensive wall. Before 1385, the Amstel River divided the city of Amsterdam into two nearly equal halves: the Old Side with the Oude Kerk (Old Church) and the New Side with the Nieuwe Kerk (New Church). Each side was bordered by a defensive wall. Around 1385, new walls were built, and the existing walls became "Voorburgwal" (front defense wall) and "Achterburgwal" (rear defense wall) on both sides of the river. Thus, the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, Nieuwezijds Achterburgwal, Oudezijds Voorburgwal, and Oudezijds Achterburgwal came into being. History of Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 284 Leasehold and Zoning Both cadastral plots are leasehold properties. The ground lease has been paid off until December 31, 2026. From January 1, 2027, perpetual ground lease applies under the 2016 General Provisions. The seller has timely requested conversion to perpetual ground lease, with the zoning changed to residential. Both private and public zoning designations classify the property as "residential," allowing 505 m² of usable floor area. The parking spaces are zoned for parking. Specifications - Total plot size: Approx. 235 m² - Usable living area: Approx. 505 m² (measured according to NEN 2580). - Volume: Approx. 1,995 m³. - Rijksmonument (National Monument) - The property is listed as a National Monument due to its "façade under the straight cornice with attic, featuring an ornate doorframe and carved transom window (all XVIIIa). Internally, it features Louis XIV-style stuccowork." Purchase Price - House: €4,700,000 buyer’s costs. - Parking spaces: €350,000 buyer’s costs. Details - The purchase agreement will be based on the standard Ring Amsterdam agreement. - Buyer must deposit a 10% guarantee on the notary's escrow account upon signing the purchase agreement. - The agreement will include a clause stating that the buyer accepts the property "as is, where is." - A non-occupancy clause will be included, as the seller has never resided in the property. - Seller’s explicit written consent is required for the transaction and the content of the purchase and transfer deeds. - Acceptance: Negotiable, swift transfer possible. Disclaimer This information has been carefully compiled, but no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracies, or consequences thereof. All stated dimensions and areas are indicative. Neither we nor the client accept any responsibility for any direct or indirect damage resulting from the information provided. The information serves as an invitation to submit an offer or enter negotiations. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own research on matters of importance to them. The broker represents the seller in this transaction. We recommend hiring an expert (NVM) broker to guide you through the purchase process. If you do not engage a professional, you are deemed knowledgeable enough to oversee all aspects of the transaction yourself. NVM conditions apply.