Lauriergracht 168-H

This turn-key apartment of 46 m² extends from Lauriergracht to Lijnbaansgracht, with a private entrance on each of these two characteristic canals in the Jordaan. The kitchen and seating area are situated on the Lauriergracht side, while the living and sleeping area overlooks Lijnbaansgracht. The apartment is arranged almost entirely on one level and features a distinctive L-shaped layout.

The property was renovated in 2008 using high-quality materials and with great attention to detail, including oak herringbone flooring, floor-to-ceiling natural stone walls with mitred corners throughout, and a solid oak façade with acoustic double glazing on the Lijnbaansgracht side. Thanks to its position between two canals, facing southeast and southwest, the apartment enjoys sunlight from morning until sunset. Both sides offer unobstructed views over the water and a place to sit outside.

The private entrance on Lauriergracht opens into the kitchen, featuring a seamless cast floor and a seating area by the window. From here, the central section of the apartment, accommodating the separate guest toilet and the bathroom with bathtub, leads towards Lijnbaansgracht. On this side, the living and sleeping area features oak herringbone flooring, a natural stone wall behind the bed and a solid oak façade with acoustic glazing facing the canal. A walnut-veneered wardrobe spans the entire width of the room, with a continuous wood grain created by using veneer sourced from a single tree for all doors. The extensive lighting scheme incorporates surface-mounted and recessed fixtures with electronic dimmers. A recessed area beside the sleeping space has been arranged as a workspace.

Details

• Living area of 46 m² (measured in accordance with the NEN2580 measurement standard)
• Unique layout with two private entrances, on Lauriergracht and Lijnbaansgracht
• Almost entirely arranged on one level, with a distinctive L-shaped layout
• Living and sleeping area, kitchen with seating area, bathroom with bathtub, separate guest toilet and a dedicated workspace
• No officially designated private outdoor space; in practice, seating areas are available along both canals, facing southeast and southwest
• Unobstructed views on both sides
• Renovated in 2008 using high-quality materials, including oak herringbone flooring, natural stone wall finishes with mitred corners throughout, a solid oak façade with acoustic double glazing on the Lijnbaansgracht side and seamless PU cast flooring
• Walnut-veneered wardrobe featuring continuous wood grain, with veneer sourced from a single tree
• Extensive lighting scheme with surface-mounted and recessed fixtures on electronic dimmers
• Equipped with air conditioning, acoustic double glazing on the Lijnbaansgracht side, acoustic wall coverings, concealed curtain tracks and flat-panel radiators
• Equipped with modern installations
• Foundation risk: no increased risk
• Situated on freehold land
• Well-functioning, self-managed homeowners' association (VvE) comprising four members; monthly service charges of €120
• Preferably sold turn-key and fully furnished, including movable items, subject to further agreement
• Transfer date in consultation; a quick transfer is possible.

Location: Lauriergracht is situated in the western part of the Jordaan, where the canal meets Lijnbaansgracht, and forms part of Amsterdam’s historic canal district, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is a quiet stretch, with water on two sides and very little through traffic, while the livelier parts of the neighbourhood are just around the corner. Nearby are Hazenstraat and Elandsgracht, known for their galleries, antique shops and independent boutiques, as well as the shops and cafés along Rozengracht and Prinsengracht. The Nine Streets are just a few minutes’ walk away, as are the popular street markets on Lindengracht and Ten Katemarkt. Across the water, on Marnixstraat, you will find Waterkant, among other local favourites. The property is well connected, with several tram and bus routes within walking distance, including direct bus connections to Schiphol Airport and Zandvoort aan Zee. Amsterdam Central Station can be reached in approximately 15 minutes, while Haarlemmerweg provides easy access to the A10 ring road.