Prinsengracht — living in a piece of Amsterdam’s Golden Age

Imagine this: you live in a property built in 1671 commissioned by one of Amsterdam’s wealthiest merchants — Guilliam Pels — and part of a row of six warehouses named after the European trading cities where his firm did business. Only two of the six remain. You live in one of them. A national heritage monument. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Overlooking the Prinsengracht canal. This spacious and fully furnished second-floor apartment offers everything a demanding tenant could want — space, character, comfort, and a kitchen that will delight ...