Apartment Keizersgracht Amsterdam invites you into a 104 m² residence, set within a distinguished listed building on one of the city’s storied canals. This apartment’s design reveals understated sophistication, from the oak herringbone flooring with underfloor heating to the three soaring windows framing timeless Keizersgracht views.
Entering via the stately communal hall, a split-level layout encourages a graceful flow between living and dining. The kitchen, equipped with a marble countertop, brass accents, and select appliances including Siemens Studioline ovens and a Bora induction cooktop, fosters both culinary excellence and convivial gatherings. A central island and marble-topped bar invite unhurried mornings and elegant evenings alike.
The primary bedroom features custom cabinetry and an en-suite bath detailed in marble, enhanced by characterful wooden archways and French doors opening to a rain shower. A second generous bedroom looks onto tranquil gardens, complemented by a dedicated bathroom. Mechanised ventilation, double glazing in select areas, and energy class B ensure a discreet, efficient environment.
Located between Utrechtsestraat and Reguliersgracht, this canal apartment for sale in Amsterdam places galleries, celebrated museums, and fine restaurants at your doorstep. Metro, tram, and mainline rail are close by, with parking options for added discretion. This property offers a rare opportunity for refined, urban living on freehold land in the heart of Amsterdam.
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