Keizersgracht 546

A special canal house of approx. 442 m2 on private land with a sunny deep garden with garden house in the back.

This unique canal house, a national monument from 1670, is located in a central location between Spiegelstraat and Leidsestraat and will be available for the next resident after 50 years. The monument was completely restored under supervision in 2020/2021 with taste and attention with preservation of original details including a new foundation.

The usage possibilities according to the zoning plan GD1 give many options (living-working-galleries). A complete beautiful canal house for a family with living/working at home, for several children studying, or for use by several residents.

Layout front house: basement with private entrance from streetlevel, large multifunctional room with private bathroom, shower and toilet. Very good to use separately as an office, aupair or guest room.
'Beletage': beautiful hall, en-suite room with fireplace and original style ceilings.
First floor: Second living or working space en-suite.
Second floor: "master bedroom" annex large bathroom with bathtub, shower, wardrobe and separate toilet.
Third floor: two bedrooms with en suite shower room, toilet.
Fourth floor is the top floor with storage attic.

Back house:
Wine cellar and storage cellar, laundry room and toilet.
Garden level: the kitchen with fireplace and fixed china cabinet and access to the garden.
First floor: sitting room with fireplace and balcony with stairs to the garden.
First floor: bedroom with bathroom and garden view.
Second floor: romantic attic room and finally a storage attic.
Garden house has a bathroom and separate toilet, an ideal guest house.

Particularities:
- private land
- twelve rooms, five bathrooms, kitchen and utility room
- national monument ca. 1670
- restored with new foundation
- one of the most beautiful clock facades in Amsterdam
- been in family ownership for more than 50 years
- 5 floors
- 2 entrances
- NEN report available, 442 m2 in total
- mixed destination GD-1, living-working galleries
- in the center of the city next to Spiegelstraat