Description
Herengracht 505, 1017 BV Amsterdam
Building:
This concerns a very beautiful and stately 17th-century canal house (National Monument) located in the center of Amsterdam, on the most prestigious section of the canal belt, the so-called “Golden Bend” (Gouden Bocht). In the Golden Bend, which forms part of the Herengracht and is situated between Leidsestraat and Vijzelgracht, Amsterdam’s wealthiest residents had grand residences built around 1665. These were predominantly constructed on double plots and feature classical façades, raised entrances, marble hallways with high walls, and impressive baroque gardens with statues and garden houses, many of which were designed by the renowned architects Adriaan Dortsman and Philips Vingboons. Today, this section of the Herengracht offers, in addition to an extremely exclusive residential and living environment, accommodation for various renowned companies.
Floor Areas:
Basement – approx. 43 m²
Ground floor – approx. 171 m²
First floor – approx. 172 m²
Second floor – approx. 170 m²
Fourth floor – approx. 147 m²
Rent:
€295 per m² per year, plus VAT and service charges.
€80 per m² per year for the basement, plus VAT and service charges.
Service Charges:
€60 per m² per year (including, among others, gas, water, electricity, maintenance of installations, cleaning of common areas, maintenance of garden/grounds, etc.).
Accessibility:
The property is excellently accessible by public transport (tram lines 16, 24 and 25 on Vijzelstraat, with excellent connections to Central Station) as well as by private transport, with ample (public) parking options available in the immediate vicinity.
Parking:
Within walking distance is parking garage “De Geelvinck” (Singel 540). In addition, parking is possible via the permit system (Centre 2). As there is a waiting list for a parking permit in Centre 2 (approximately 1.5 years), residents and businesses may qualify for an overflow permit in Centre 4 until space becomes available in Centre 2. With an overflow permit, you may park in another permit area while you are on the waiting list for a permit in your own area.
Delivery Level:
- Toilet facilities;
- Use of the communal garden;
- Wall cable ducts;
- Electrical connections;
- Let per floor.
Special Provisions:
Any alterations to the leased premises require the prior written consent of the landlord, partly due to the monument status of the property;
Leasing is subject to the owner’s approval. The landlord must grant full approval of the lease agreement.
Delivery:
In its current condition, vacant and cleared.
Lease Term:
As from 1 January 2026.
Payment Obligation:
Rent and any service charges to be paid quarterly in advance, including the applicable VAT, for the first time as of the lease commencement date.
Security:
A bank guarantee equal to three months’ rent and service charges, increased with VAT, in accordance with the model bank guarantee drawn up by the Council for Real Estate Affairs (ROZ) in cooperation with the Dutch Banking Association.
Rent Adjustment:
Annually in accordance with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for All Households (2015=100), as published by Statistics Netherlands (CBS).
VAT:
VAT will be charged on the rent.
Lease Agreement:
Based on the ROZ model 2003.
Notice Period:
To be agreed.
Commencement Date:
To be agreed.
Energy Performance Certificate:
The landlord does not have an energy performance certificate or an equivalent document as referred to in the Buildings Energy Performance Decree, nor will such documents be applied for prior to delivery. The property is a National Monument.
Parking:
The “De Geelvinck” parking garage (Singel 540) is within walking distance. In addition, parking is available via the permit system (Centre 2). Due to a waiting list for a parking permit in Centre 2 (approximately 1.5 years), residents and businesses may qualify for an overflow permit in Centre 4 until space becomes available in Centre 2. With an overflow permit, you may park in another permit area while you are on the waiting list for a permit in your own area.
Building:
This concerns a very beautiful and stately 17th-century canal house (National Monument) located in the center of Amsterdam, on the most prestigious section of the canal belt, the so-called “Golden Bend” (Gouden Bocht). In the Golden Bend, which forms part of the Herengracht and is situated between Leidsestraat and Vijzelgracht, Amsterdam’s wealthiest residents had grand residences built around 1665. These were predominantly constructed on double plots and feature classical façades, raised entrances, marble hallways with high walls, and impressive baroque gardens with statues and garden houses, many of which were designed by the renowned architects Adriaan Dortsman and Philips Vingboons. Today, this section of the Herengracht offers, in addition to an extremely exclusive residential and living environment, accommodation for various renowned companies.
Floor Areas:
Basement – approx. 43 m²
Ground floor – approx. 171 m²
First floor – approx. 172 m²
Second floor – approx. 170 m²
Fourth floor – approx. 147 m²
Rent:
€295 per m² per year, plus VAT and service charges.
€80 per m² per year for the basement, plus VAT and service charges.
Service Charges:
€60 per m² per year (including, among others, gas, water, electricity, maintenance of installations, cleaning of common areas, maintenance of garden/grounds, etc.).
Accessibility:
The property is excellently accessible by public transport (tram lines 16, 24 and 25 on Vijzelstraat, with excellent connections to Central Station) as well as by private transport, with ample (public) parking options available in the immediate vicinity.
Parking:
Within walking distance is parking garage “De Geelvinck” (Singel 540). In addition, parking is possible via the permit system (Centre 2). As there is a waiting list for a parking permit in Centre 2 (approximately 1.5 years), residents and businesses may qualify for an overflow permit in Centre 4 until space becomes available in Centre 2. With an overflow permit, you may park in another permit area while you are on the waiting list for a permit in your own area.
Delivery Level:
- Toilet facilities;
- Use of the communal garden;
- Wall cable ducts;
- Electrical connections;
- Let per floor.
Special Provisions:
Any alterations to the leased premises require the prior written consent of the landlord, partly due to the monument status of the property;
Leasing is subject to the owner’s approval. The landlord must grant full approval of the lease agreement.
Delivery:
In its current condition, vacant and cleared.
Lease Term:
As from 1 January 2026.
Payment Obligation:
Rent and any service charges to be paid quarterly in advance, including the applicable VAT, for the first time as of the lease commencement date.
Security:
A bank guarantee equal to three months’ rent and service charges, increased with VAT, in accordance with the model bank guarantee drawn up by the Council for Real Estate Affairs (ROZ) in cooperation with the Dutch Banking Association.
Rent Adjustment:
Annually in accordance with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for All Households (2015=100), as published by Statistics Netherlands (CBS).
VAT:
VAT will be charged on the rent.
Lease Agreement:
Based on the ROZ model 2003.
Notice Period:
To be agreed.
Commencement Date:
To be agreed.
Energy Performance Certificate:
The landlord does not have an energy performance certificate or an equivalent document as referred to in the Buildings Energy Performance Decree, nor will such documents be applied for prior to delivery. The property is a National Monument.
Parking:
The “De Geelvinck” parking garage (Singel 540) is within walking distance. In addition, parking is available via the permit system (Centre 2). Due to a waiting list for a parking permit in Centre 2 (approximately 1.5 years), residents and businesses may qualify for an overflow permit in Centre 4 until space becomes available in Centre 2. With an overflow permit, you may park in another permit area while you are on the waiting list for a permit in your own area.
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