Description

KEIZERSSTRAAT 32 AMSTERDAM Charming national monument from 1785 on OWN LAND in the heart of Amsterdam A masterpiece harking back to the glorious days of the 18th century. This charming national monument from 1785 tells the story of centuries-old craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Its remarkably restored façade preserves the old pinnacle with its characteristic neck gable (XVIIIa). The lovely house consists of a ground floor, a first floor, an attic floor, and a large loft. The house has 3 bedrooms, but with a simple intervention, this could be increased to 5. The bathroom was renovated in 2023, and the building is fully underpinned with a spacious basement offering a clear height between the beams of 1.98 meters. In short, an ideal family home for those wanting to live in the heart of Amsterdam. LOCATION Living in the vibrant heart of Amsterdam, yet in an oasis of peace? Then Keizersstraat is the right place. The national monument is situated in an idyllic part of the city, on a car-restricted street. Central and close to much of what Amsterdam has to offer. The immediate vicinity is full of charming specialty stores, cozy cafés, terraces, and restaurants. Just a few minutes' walk away are the Waterloo and Rembrandt squares. Central Station is easily accessible within 5 minutes by bike. Metro lines 51, 53, and 54 stop just around the corner, tram 14, and several bus lines stop at Waterlooplein. At Nieuwmarkt, there are supermarkets for daily shopping, and every Saturday there is an organic market. The area offers a diverse range of cafés, restaurants, and shops. The OBA, two excellent schools, the metro, and Central Station are within walking distance. THE TOUR Entering, you find yourself in a small hall with access to the cozy and open living area. A warm ambiance has been created here with the beautiful oak floor, generous high ceilings, and large windows that let in abundant daylight from both front and back. A staircase at the front leads down to the basement. FIRST FLOOR The stairs take you to the first floor, where two tasteful bedrooms are found, each with its own charm. The bedroom at the back has a simple bathroom in the extension area, while the front bedroom boasts beautiful stained-glass windows. A bathroom renovated in 2023 with a rain shower and toilet between the two bedrooms completes this floor. SECOND FLOOR Continuing up the stairs, you reach the second floor. Here, you find a spacious sleeping loft where the sturdy beam construction is visible, and the characteristic stained-glass windows are at the front. There is also a convenient sink. And as if that weren't enough, there's a loft spanning the entire length for further expansion or storage, this loft also has windows at both the front and back. HISTORY AND ENVIRONMENT Located in the historic Lastage neighborhood, nestled between Nieuwmarkt and Kromboomsloot, this place breathes history. Keizersstraat, seamlessly transitioning into Korte Keizersstraat, is a peaceful oasis amidst the city's dynamic energy. With the Nieuwmarkt metro station nearby and Amsterdam Central Station just a 15-minute walk away, you enjoy the best of both worlds: the tranquility of a historic district and the vibrancy of the city center. NATIONAL HERITAGE SITE Often, we hear: "You can't do anything with a national heritage site, right?" Fortunately, that is no longer the case. Minor maintenance that does not alter the monument, such as painting in the same color, both inside and outside, is always possible. However, major works such as changes to the structure, facades, or roofs always require a permit. Preserving monuments is a priority for the Heritage Service, and inhabitation is the best way to achieve this. STRUCTURAL SURVEY To support you as a potential future buyer in purchasing this unique property, we have conducted a thorough structural survey. This provides not only a transparent and clear picture of the structural state of the national heritage site but also includes an overview of potential repair costs. We are, of course, happy to make this structural report available. SUBSIDY OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESTORATION To keep inhabited national heritage sites in good condition, there is a subsidy available for residential national heritage properties. Since 2020, owners of residential national heritage properties can apply for the Residential Heritage Subsidy, with an annual budget of about €57 million. This subsidy replaces the old tax deduction for monument costs and supports private owners of national heritage sites in financing maintenance work such as painting, facade maintenance, jointing, window frame and glass repairs, roof, gutters and downspouts, foundation and structure, external drainage, surface hardening, and interior. After maintenance, owners can apply for a subsidy annually, with a reimbursement of 38% of the incurred costs. More information can be found on our website and on the website of the Heritage Service. SUSTAINABILITY FROM D TO A LABEL Redres loves unique objects, monuments, and industrial heritage. Like this delightful house, these buildings have their own needs regarding maintenance and sustainability. Given their age, such objects are inherently sustainable from a circularity perspective, but they are certainly not in use, and there is still much to gain in this area. The same applies to this national heritage site: for instance, energy consumption could be much more efficient. Sustainability Label® * To guide you as a buyer, we have established a so-called Sustainability Label® in addition to the regular energy label. This is an advisory on how the object can be made sustainable, including a scenario for upgrading this beautiful home from the current D-label to an A-label, and the investment required. The most effective and efficient sustainability solutions have been considered, taking into account the monumental status (protected village view) of the object. Indeed, the best moments to implement sustainability measures are during the sale and purchase of a monumental object, and the subsequent restoration or renovation. The Sustainability Label® then serves as a useful guide to making an informed purchasing decision. This object certainly has room for sustainability, and the first step has been taken; we have conducted a scan of the house and are happy to make it available to you. NEW: ISDE SUBSIDY NOW ALSO FOR MONUMENTS As an owner-occupier of a monument, from 2024 you will also be eligible for ISDE subsidies for insulation measures (such as glass, facade, roof, and floor insulation), a heat pump, solar water heater, or district heating connection. These subsidies have special conditions to preserve the integrity of monuments and make them more energy-efficient. Want to know more? For details on the conditions and ensuring a successful application, you can turn to us. IN SUMMARY This well-organized property with a pleasant layout is waiting to welcome its future new owners. The house offers numerous possibilities for a loving use; the foundation is already there. For more information and a viewing, please feel free to contact us. DISCLAIMER The meters do not meet the standard specifications of NEN 2580. The official NEN 2580 living area, excluding the basement, is 89 m². However, we would like to point out that it features a spacious basement that offers significantly more space than traditional indoor areas. For further details about the characteristics and dimensions of this basement, we invite you to contact us. ///// REDRES: CERTIFIED INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY SPECIALIST In an increasingly globalized country, Redres stands out with this certification, as Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS), in addition to our expertise as heritage real estate agents. This means that we are even better equipped to guide international buyers in acquiring unique properties. By actively addressing the cultural background and living preferences of expats, we provide a service that aligns perfectly with international clients. The CIPS certification opens doors to a global network, and our collaboration with certified real estate agents in the Netherlands and worldwide ensures an extensive network of reliable professionals. As the sole CIPS-specialized heritage real estate agent in the Netherlands, we excel in guiding complex international transactions, reducing risks, and enhancing the success of real estate deals. Recognition from the National Association of REALTORS® underscores our professionalism and expertise.

Features

Transfer of ownership

Last asking price
€ 985,000 kosten koper
Asking price per m²
€ 7,944
Original asking price
€ 1,050,000 kosten koper
Status
Sold

Construction

Kind of house
Property alongside canal, semi-detached residential property
Building type
Resale property
Year of construction
1785
Specific
Listed building (national monument) and monumental building
Type of roof
Gable roof covered with asphalt roofing and roof tiles

Surface areas and volume

Areas
Living area
124 m²
Plot size
44 m²
Volume in cubic meters
475 m³

Layout

Number of rooms
6 rooms (3 bedrooms)
Number of bath rooms
2 bathrooms
Bathroom facilities
Shower, bath, 2 sinks, walk-in shower, toilet, and washstand
Number of stories
4 stories and a basement
Facilities
Air conditioning and passive ventilation system

Energy

Energy label
Insulation
Roof insulation and secondary glazing
Heating
CH boiler
Hot water
CH boiler
CH boiler
Vaillant (gas-fired combination boiler from 2009, in ownership)

Cadastral data

AMSTERDAM G 3346
Cadastral map
Area
44 m²
Ownership situation
Full ownership

Exterior space

Location
Alongside a quiet road, alongside waterfront and in centre
Garden
Patio/atrium
Patio/atrium
6 m² (4.00 metre deep and 1.50 metre wide)
Garden location
Located at the southwest

Parking

Type of parking facilities
Public parking and resident's parking permits

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