Keizersgracht 116 A, Amsterdam

***This Property is listed by a MVA Certified Expat Broker***

Located in a stately canal house, this apartment (110m2) is spread over the first floor and first floor and storage room/kitchen in the basement. Located on a beautiful part of the Keizersgracht between Prinsenstraat and Leliegracht.

LAYOUT
The building consists of a front and a back house with an atrium/light court in the middle. The front house has a monumental entrance with beautiful marble.
The front house is divided as follows. In addition to the monumental entrance, the ground floor consists of 2 rooms, currently used as offices. From space to the
rear / the light court, an oak staircase leads to the basement. The rooms in the basement consist of a kitchen and toilet, and there is a corridor
to an entrance door on the Keizersgracht with a sloping ramp for bicycles, etc.

The first floor consists of 2 rooms, currently used as office space. Plus a small entrance and a toilet room.
The floors above, the second floor and third floor of the front house, form 1 residential house/apartment right. This apartment right is also for sale. This apartment right is not included in this sale. We will gladly send you separate sales details. The back house consists of a house, which is now entirely inhabited by a couple.
The basement can also be reached from the canal through its own entrance.

SURROUNDINGS AND ACCESSIBILITY:
The apartment is located in the western canal belt, at the Prinsenstraat and Herenstraat in a very popular part of the city center in Amsterdam. In the immediate vicinity you will find unique shops and restaurants and you can walk to the Noordermarkt, Westerstraat and Jordaan within a few minutes.
The accessibility is as follows:
Car
The building can be reached via exits S105 and S114 or S116 (IJ tunnel) from the
A10.
Public transport
Within walking distance are stops of:
• tram lines 2, 5, 12, 13 and 17
• bus lines 18, 21 and 22
• regional bus lines N81, N82, N83, N84 and N88. Amsterdam Central Station is also within walking distance.
Parking
Paid parking. Nearest parking garage Q-Park, Amsterdam Central Station.

OWNERSHIP OF THE LAND:
The apartment is located on private land.

OWNERS ASSOCIATION:
The apartment and the storage room are part of an active Owners Association (VVE 'Het Gebouw Keizersgracht 116-Voorhuis') which is administered in-house.

NATIONAL MONUMENT:
This stately canal house was originally built around 1745.
Two of the monumental features are the bell gable in the top and the special door calf. Once inside, the height of the ceilings and various classic elements provide a representative appearance. The building consists of a front house and a back house.

DESTINATION:
The zoning plan “Western Inner City” of 7 February 2013 applies. In accordance with this zoning plan, the zoning is “mixed”. The apartment is now residential.

EASENIABILITY
There is an easement at the expense of the present
apartment right. This concerns granting access to co
owners within the VvE to the hallway in the basement.

PARTICULARITIES:
* Built in 1745.
* Total area 110 m².
* Heating through own CV installation.
* Located in the western part of the canal belt.
* Parking via permit system.
* Possibility to purchase the Keizersgracht 116-C apartment, which means that the entire front house can be owned.
* The building has a mixed destination: both residential and office space are permitted.

DELIVERY:
Acceptance in current condition, empty and vacated. The delivery will take place in further consultation.

NOTARY AND DELIVERY:
The deed of sale must be drawn up at a notary's office within the Notarial Ring Amsterdam/Amstelveen within 5 working days after oral agreement.
This information has been compiled by us with due care. However, no liability is accepted on our part for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All specified sizes and surfaces are in accordance with the Measurement Instruction.

Explanation clause NEN2580
The Measurement Instruction is based on the NEN2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more unambiguous method of measurement to give an indication of the usable area. The Measurement Instruction does not completely exclude differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations when performing the measurement.