Charming Amsterdam townhouse of approximately 86 m², spread over four floors, situated on freehold land.
This characterful 1932 property boasts high ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and a romantic atmosphere full of charm. Nestled in a quiet, picturesque street in the historic heart of the city—between Oudeschans and Kromboomsloot—it offers a perfect balance of tranquillity and convenience, with all amenities within easy reach.
The entrance on the ground floor leads into a stylish and inviting kitchen-diner, where the impressive ceiling height and exposed beams create a wonderful sense of space. There is ample room for a large dining table, and direct street access enhances the indoor-outdoor connection. During the summer, residents make full use of the charming façade gardens and surrounding greenery.
The first floor features a bright and airy living room, with large windows offering a lovely view of the quaint Korte Dijkstraat.
On the second floor, you’ll find a spacious front-facing bedroom and a modern bathroom (renovated in 2018) at the rear, equipped with a shower bath, double sink, and toilet. Additionally, this floor includes a storage room housing the utility meters and a separate space with a washing machine connection.
The third floor is a versatile space, ideal as an additional bedroom or home office. The exposed beams add a romantic feel, while the dual-aspect windows ensure plenty of natural light.
The entire home features wooden flooring, and the walls were repainted in 2025.
Location
Situated in a quiet and charming neighbourhood between Oudeschans and Kromboomsloot, this home is just a short walk from the lively Nieuwmarkt, Waterlooplein, and the iconic canals. A wide variety of cafés, restaurants, and boutiques are within easy reach, along with cultural landmarks such as the Stopera and the Rembrandt House Museum. The nearby Wertheimpark offers a green retreat, while the metro station provides fast connections to Amsterdam Central Station and the Zuidas.
Key features
– Living space of 85.5 m² (in accordance with NEN2580 measurement report);
– Entire property (nationally protected cityscape) from 1932, spread over four floors;
– Freehold land—no leasehold;
– Fully equipped with HR+ glazing;
– Walls repainted in 2025;
– Façade fully restored in 2021, including woodwork;
– Bathroom renovated in 2018;
– Unique and peaceful location in the historic city centre;
– Excellent accessibility by public transport, bike, and on foot;
– Transfer in consultation.
