Amsterdam’s real estate market offers a diverse range of high-end residential properties, from historic canal houses to modern homes with waterfront access. Several notable listings highlight the appeal of the city’s unique architecture and prime locations.
One available property is a one-bedroom apartment in the Jordaan district, priced at €750,000. Situated on Leidsegracht within the city’s iconic canal belt, the apartment features an open living area with views over the canal, a roof terrace, and access to a shared bicycle storage facility. The location is within walking distance of Leidseplein square and a short 15-minute bike ride from Amsterdam Centraal station, connecting to the Eurostar service to London. This apartment forms part of a listed national monument, reflecting Amsterdam’s rich architectural heritage. The property is represented by Engel & Völkers.
For buyers seeking a riverfront home outside the city, a house in Warmond is listed at €6.36 million. Built in 2004, the six-bedroom residence boasts French doors that lead to gardens adjacent to the Leede river, complete with a private boathouse, jetty, and mooring. The location offers a tranquil environment about 10 minutes from Leiden and approximately 45 minutes by car from central Amsterdam. The nearby waters provide opportunities for sailing and other water sports on the Kaag Lakes. This property is marketed by Christie’s International Real Estate.
In Amsterdam Noord, a four-bedroom house priced at €2.15 million combines open-plan, light-filled living spaces with practical features such as a basement bedroom and bathroom accessible through a separate entrance, as well as parking for three vehicles. Located on Waterlandplein, the home sits directly on the water, featuring folding glass doors opening onto a terrace and landscaped garden. It is a 15-minute cycle ride to IJplein, where the ferry to Amsterdam Centraal takes five minutes. DISTRICT Real Estate and Forbes Global Properties handle the listing.
A historic 17th-century canal house on the Herengracht is on the market for €3.95 million. This townhouse includes four bedrooms and six bathrooms—three full and three partial—spread across several levels, with five windows on each floor. The property also offers a roof terrace and retains original features such as beamed ceilings and fireplaces. Recent renovations have introduced modern amenities, including air conditioning, double glazing, and electric sunshades. It is located in the prestigious Golden Bend area within the canal belt, close to the Rijksmuseum and the Nine Streets district, with Schiphol airport reachable in under 30 minutes by car. The listing is available through Amsterdam Sotheby’s International Realty.
Finally, a three-bedroom apartment spanning three floors and priced at €1.75 million is situated in the Oud-Zuid neighbourhood’s Willemspark area. The apartment includes an office, balconies, and a roof terrace. Renovation efforts have preserved the original 1920s staircase while upgrading the interior with marble worktops and new timber window frames. This property is within five minutes’ walk of Vondelpark and is listed by Engel & Völkers.
These diverse offerings underscore Amsterdam’s blend of historic charm and modern convenience, appealing to a range of luxury homebuyers looking for distinctive properties in strategic locations.