Uniquely and beautifully renovated monumental canal house Amsterdam

In the vibrant heart of Amsterdam, just behind Dam Square, lies Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal. Here, at number 284, a Rijksmonumental property is now for sale – a unique opportunity to own this extraordinary home! This stunning property boasts an abundance of original features, complemented by modern amenities for contemporary living. Rarely have we seen such a meticulously restored property that also offers modern luxury. The house spans approximately 505 m² of living space across five full floors, featuring a beautifully tiled inner garden at the rear. Additionally, a rooftop terrace can be created on part of the ground floor at the back, with a permit already granted by the Municipality of Amsterdam. Recently, this section of Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal has been redeveloped, transforming it into a quiet, leafy street with newly landscaped greenery. Just 50 meters away is Wijdesteeg, where the entrance to a parking garage is located, and this property comes with two spacious parking spaces. Layout: From the street, a beautiful staircase leads to the main entrance. Upon entering the impressive hallway, you are struck by the stunning marble floors and walls. The high ceilings showcase elegant chandeliers. The front features a formal sitting room with an authentic fireplace, while another sitting room overlooks the inner garden. The property has been renovated using high-quality materials, preserving original details. The first floor comprises a spacious master bedroom, a large bathroom, and a separate walk-in closet. The second floor includes two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and an additional indoor storage room. The third floor features a spectacular sleeping area with a freestanding bathtub. The basement houses the kitchen, living room, and dining room, with a bespoke kitchen equipped with modern appliances. This floor is accessible directly from the street as well as via the staircase within the home. The 44 m² garden, accessible from both the kitchen and living room, offers an oasis of tranquility in the bustling heart of Amsterdam. History of the Burgwallen: Originally, Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal was a canal-side fortified wall. Before 1385, the Amstel River divided Amsterdam into two parts: the "Old Side" and the "New Side." Each side was bordered by a burgwal. Around 1385, new walls were constructed, creating the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal and its counterparts. Special Features: The purchase agreement will be based on the Ring Amsterdam model. Upon signing, the buyer will pay a 10% deposit into the notary's account. The agreement will state that the buyer accepts the property "as is, where is." The seller has never occupied the property, and written approval for the terms is required. Transfer is available on short notice.