Herengracht 567

On the southern Herengracht, in one of the most sought-after locations in Amsterdam, stands Herengracht 567: a monumental building where 18th-century grandeur meets modern functionality. This is a historic canal house that has been modernly renovated by Kho Liang le (a renowned interior architect). Behind the imposing façade lies a spacious modern office with high ceilings and large windows offering plenty of daylight. Number 567 is not a standard office location, but a monumental office with a story, spanning three centuries. In 2026, it offers, with approximately 774 m² lettable floor area spread over multiple floors, a characterful work environment where history and contemporary architecture reinforce one another.

Building area
774 m² lettable floor area

Asking price
€4,995,000.00 k.k. (buyer’s costs)

Features
Monumental canal house

Year of construction
1721

Ownership information
Freehold

Surroundings
Herengracht 567 is located close to the lively Utrechtsestraat with its restaurants and shops, less than 300 metres from the Amstel and within walking distance of the Waterlooplein. With the opening of the new Stadhuis gallery, the Waterlooplein has gained a special cultural spot. The gallery connects the city hall with the city in an accessible way and offers space for changing exhibitions by both established artists and new talent.

Accessibility
The location on the Herengracht is easily accessible by car via the Vijzelstraat, the Frederiksplein route and the Stadhouderskade towards the Ring A10 (exit S110/S111). Parking in the immediate vicinity is limited to on-street parking (paid parking), but there are several parking garages within walking distance, including Parkeergarage Stadhuis/Muziektheater, Prins & Keizer and APCOA Heinekenplein.

By bicycle, the location is excellently accessible: the Utrechtsestraat, Vijzelgracht and the Amstel all offer direct connections to other parts of the city. The city centre, the Zuidas and Amsterdam-Oost can be reached within approximately 10 to 15 minutes by bicycle