This elegant and exclusive monumental townhouse is a rare offering in the quiet and prestigious heart of Amsterdam’s Museum Quarter. Rich in character and craftsmanship, the property combines historic grandeur with contemporary comfort, resulting in a warm and refined family residence.
The house offers a total usable area of approximately 321 m² (NEN 2580), spread over four full floors, complemented by a cozy attic and a compact basement. At the rear lies a beautifully landscaped southeast-facing garden of approx. 65 m², designed by renowned landscape architect Eugénie André de la Porte, providing exceptional privacy and tranquility.
The townhouse has been meticulously renovated and modernized while preserving its authentic features. Original elements such as stained-glass windows, high ceilings, paneled doors, classic moldings and a grand marble entrance hall have been carefully restored. The property offers four bedrooms (with the possibility of five) and three luxurious bathrooms, as well as outdoor spaces including a balcony and a loggia.
Layout
Ground floor:
Impressive entrance with marble vestibule and stained-glass detailing. Secondary hall with guest toilet. At the front, a room with built-in storage and en-suite bathroom, ideal as guest or au-pair accommodation. At the rear, the dining area opens through French doors to a sheltered terrace and the garden. Adjacent is the semi-open kitchen, finished with high-end appliances and premium materials.
Basement:
Accessible from the ground floor; suitable for storage or wine cellar.
Mezzanine & first floor:
A charming intermediate landing surrounded by monumental stained-glass windows, currently used as a library. The first floor comprises two spacious front rooms with oversized windows, stained glass, a fireplace and sliding pocket doors, allowing flexible use as one large living space or two separate rooms. French doors lead to the balcony overlooking the garden.
Mezzanine & second floor:
Laundry room on the mezzanine. The second floor features the master suite at the rear with French doors to a private loggia. The en-suite bathroom, designed by Watermonopoly London, includes a separate toilet. At the front is a bespoke dressing room.
Mezzanine & third floor:
Spacious top-floor room with pantry and bathroom, offering multiple layout options, including the possibility of two bedrooms. Built-in closets and access to the attic complete this level.
Location & History
Situated in Amsterdam Oud Zuid, just steps from the Concertgebouw, Museumsplein, Rijksmuseum and the canals. Cornelis Schuytstraat, boutique shopping, fine dining and cultural landmarks are all nearby, while the street itself remains calm and secure, with easy parking.
Designed by architects Hulshoff & Kok, this protected monument dates from the late 19th century and is praised for its palatial facade with French limestone detailing. The property is located on leasehold land under AB2016 conditions, with the ground rent bought off in perpetuity.
A truly exceptional monumental residence in one of Amsterdam’s most coveted locations.