Keizersgracht 444 A

Superb flat, located in De Witte Keizer with south-facing garden and a beautiful location in a bend of the Keizersgracht. The flat has, both in the stately front and back room, a ceiling height of 4.30 metres and has an area of approx. 340 m2, divided over two floors and two voids.

Striking features of this flat are the authentic ornaments, seen on the beautiful high ceilings, on the fireplaces, style cabinets and mirrors.

The property consists of 2 flats, connected on each floor. There are therefore 2 flat rights, with the advantage, among others, of being entitled to 2 parking permits, which is a plus in the centre of Amsterdam. There is also a parking garage with Valet parking around the corner.

This beautiful downstairs flat is like an island in the city. The quiet in the house and the fine living with the peace and space on Keizersgracht are nicely combined with the liveliness of the city.

The photos give a nice impression of the property, but the grandeur of this special flat is only really experienced during a viewing.

Layout:

From the stately hall of De Witte Keizer with high ceiling, you enter the flat, located on the bel-etage. The landing gives pleasant access to the cloakroom, 2 very spacious storage cupboards and a guest toilet.

The high ceilings at the front overlooking the Keizersgracht give a feeling of luxury and infinite space. The house has oak flooring, beautifully laid in herringbone, and has been beautifully maintained and modernly renovated while maintaining the authentic details from 1760. There is a stylish classic gas fireplace in the front room.

The house has a playful layout due to a mezzanine level with lounge area for TV and another mezzanine with library. Below the lounge and library is the spacious modern open kitchen. The walk-through gives both garden and canal views, which is unusual for a large canal flat and makes the full length of the property tangible.

The rear, also with a ceiling height of about 4.30 metres, gets beautiful light in at the end of the day. The stately back room is now used as a large dining room with unobstructed views of the green garden. On one side of the back room are located beautiful authentic style cupboards and period mirrors, as well as a fireplace. This room has a charming and easily passable spiral staircase leading up to the attractive library, a nice place to retreat into the house for a while. This library flows into the sitting (TV) room, a pleasant space overlooking the front room and over the canal.

Ground floor:

The staircase from the back room gives access to a landing with plenty of closet space on the ground floor. There is also an entrance door on this floor from the common hallway, perfect for a home office. Unique to this house is the comfort achieved by having 3 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. At the front of the property are the two bedrooms of good size and full of charm. Both bathrooms have a good layout with their own toilet, washbasin and walk-in shower. These bedrooms can also be accessed via the stairs, located right next to the flat door.

The master bedroom at the quiet rear is spacious with French doors to the garden. The bathroom is ensuite situated with bathtub, walk-in shower and double washbasin. There is also a fourth bedroom with access to the garden. The garden offers ample space for sunshine and provides cooling in summers due to the beautiful vegetation.

Location:

Historically, 'The White Emperor' is special.

The two properties Keizersgracht 444 and 446 belonged to each other from their origins around 1725 and were always owned by the same family except in the 19th century. This patrician house with originally adjacent coach house and stable (446 and 444 respectively) stands in a bend of the widest (28 m) canal in Amsterdam.

Banker Thomas Hope bought this stately canal house in 1758; Vermeer's famous painting 'The Milkmaid' once hung here as part of his art collection. In modern times, the bank was known as Bank Mees Hope.

The property is located on the stately Keizersgracht, between the Spiegelkwartier and De 9 Straatjes, in the centre of Amsterdam, nearby is a nursery and there are primary schools. The area is known for its shops, antiques and art. Several hip shops, beautiful designer boutiques and authentic cafés and restaurants are within walking distance. The neighbourhood offers beautiful centuries-old architecture and characteristic monumental buildings. For daily shopping, there are several facilities in the vicinity. Culture lovers will find the Museum Quarter with the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum, Concertgebouw and the Stadsschouwburg on Leidseplein within walking distance. The property is easily accessible by both public and private transport.

Leasehold:

The flat is located on municipal long leasehold land, with the 1966 general provisions for long leasehold municipality of Amsterdam applicable. The period runs until 15 November 2041. The annual ground lease has been bought off until 2041.

Details:

- Very bright flat with an area of about 340 m² on the ground floor with about 4.30 metres high ceilings
- 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
- Owners' association Keizersgracht 444-446 in Amsterdam, professionally managed
- General bicycle storage room

- English translation -

Superb apartment, located in De Witte Keizer with south-facing garden and a beautiful location in a bend of the Keizersgracht. The apartment has, both in the stately front and back room, a ceiling height of 4.30 metres and has an area of approximately 340 m2, divided over two floors and two voids.

Notable about this apartment are the authentic ornaments, seen on the beautiful high ceilings, on the fireplaces, style cabinets and mirrors.

The house consists of 2 apartments, connected on each floor. There are therefore 2 apartment rights, with the advantage, among other things, of being entitled to 2 parking permits, which is an advantage in the centre of Amsterdam. There is also a parking garage with valet parking around the corner.

This beautiful downstairs apartment is like an island in the city. The silence in the house and the fine living with the peace and space on the Keizersgracht are nicely combined with the liveliness of the city.

The photos give a nice impression of the property, but the grandeur of this special apartment is only really experienced during a viewing.

Layout:

From the stately hall of The White Emperor with high ceiling you enter the apartment, located on the bel-etage. The landing provides pleasant access to the checkroom, 2 very spacious storage closets and a guest toilet.

The high ceilings at the front overlooking the Keizersgracht give a feeling of luxury and infinite space. The house has oak flooring, beautifully laid in herringbone form, and has been beautifully maintained and modernly renovated while maintaining the authentic details from 1760. There is a stylish classic gas fireplace in the front room.

The house has a playful layout due to a mezzanine level with lounge area for TV and another mezzanine level with library. Below the lounge and library is the spacious modern open kitchen. The walk-through gives both garden and canal views, which is unusual for a large canal apartment and makes the full length of the property tangible.

The rear, also with a ceiling height of about 4.30 metres, gets beautiful light in at the end of the day. The stately back room is now used as a large dining room with unobstructed views of the green garden. On one side of the back room are located beautiful authentic style cabinets and style mirrors, as well as a fireplace. This room has a charming and easily passable spiral staircase upstairs, which gives access to the attractive library, a nice place to retreat into the house for a while. This library flows into the sitting (TV) room, a pleasant space overlooking the front room and over the canal.

Ground floor:

The staircase from the back room gives access to a landing with plenty of closet space on the first floor. There is also an entrance door on this floor from the common hallway, perfect for a home office. Unique to this house is the comfort realised by the fact that 3 bedrooms have private bathrooms. At the front of the property are the two bedrooms of good size and full of charm. Both bathrooms have a good layout with private toilet, sink cabinet and walk-in shower. These bedrooms can also be accessed via the staircase located right next to the apartment door.

The master bedroom at the quiet rear is spacious with French doors to the garden. The bathroom is ensuite situated with bathtub, walk-in shower and double sink unit. There is also a fourth bedroom with access to the garden. The garden offers plenty of room for sunshine and provides cooling in the summers due to the beautiful vegetation.

Location:

Historically, "The White Emperor" is special.

The two buildings Keizersgracht 444 and 446 belonged to each other from their inception around 1725 and were always owned by the same family except in the 19th century. This patrician house with initially adjacent coach house and stable (446 and 444 respectively) stands in a bend of the widest (28 m) canal in Amsterdam.

Banker Thomas Hope bought this stately canal house in 1758; Vermeer's famous painting "The Milkmaid" once hung here as part of his art collection. The bank was known as Bank Mees Hope in modern times.

The property is located on the stately Keizersgracht, between the Spiegelkwartier and De 9 Straatjes, in the centre of Amsterdam, nearby is a nursery and there are elementary school. The area is known for its stores, antiques and art. Several hip stores, beautiful designer boutiques and authentic cafes and restaurants are within walking distance. The neighbourhood offers beautiful century-old architecture and characteristic monumental buildings. For daily shopping there are several facilities in the vicinity. Culture lovers will find the Museum Quarter with the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum, Concertgebouw and the Stadsschouwburg on Leidseplein within walking distance. The property is easily accessible by both public and private transport.

Leasehold:

The apartment is located on municipal leasehold land, with the general provisions of 1966 for leasehold municipality of Amsterdam applicable. The period runs until November 15, 2041. The annual ground lease has been bought off until 2041.

Details:

- Very bright apartment with an area of approx. 340 m² on the first floor with approx. 4.30 meter high ceilings

- 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
- Owners association Keizersgracht 444-446 in Amsterdam, professionally managed
- General bicycle storage