Iconic monumental building with a rich history, located in the famous Golden Bend, the most prestigious part of Amsterdam's canal belt. Built in 1673, the house with double width has a central entrance, ornate sidewalk and open staircase radiates history and is an example of classic architecture combined with modern amenities. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Amsterdama history.This five-story property of approximately 1362 square feet offers a grand amount of authentic details that have been meticulously preserved, leaving the rich history of the house beautifully visible. From the original ceilings and fireplaces to the ornate facade, each element tells a story of the past. At the same time, contemporary features such as 3 central heating boilers, window fronts and solar panels have been added to contribute to comfort and sustainability.The building has a new foundation and is currently used partly as a residence and partly as office space. The spacious rooms are bright and high, with large windows that offer a magnificent view of the canal in front and the green garden at the rear. A unique feature of this canal house is the lush backyard of 420 m² facing south. This serene garden offers an oasis of peace and privacy, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The deep garden is a rarity in the center of Amsterdam and perfectly complements the stateliness of the property.A little historyHerengracht 472 was built in 1673. The canal house was given a characteristic brick facade with garlands. After 1673, the property changed owners several times and was finally purchased in 1913 by Heinrich Carl Rehbock, who rented it out as office space, as it has partially remained ever since. In the 1970s, it was completely remodeled into residential and office space, and according to available documentation, the foundation was renewed.The main entrance, in carved sandstone frame, gives access to the impressive vaulted stucco corridor of 19 meters long and 2.5 meters wide. The ceilings are vaulted in cross section with an impressive height of 5 meters. From this hallway you can access the beautiful en-suite period room and "Sael" on the right side of the property. The Sael has a richly decorated ceiling and a magnificent marble fireplace with matching mirror. The Front Room offers a spectacular view of the Golden Bend. The other period rooms on this floor are also up to 5 meters high and have magnificent ceilings and fireplaces. A monumental staircase leads to the basement and the other floors.SurroundingsThe location on the Herengracht, in the middle of the Golden Bend, is truly remarkable. This part of the canals is known for its grandeur and historical value. Here you live in the heart of the city, with the charm of the historic center and the tranquility of the picturesque canals. Within walking distance you will find a wide range of cultural amenities such as museums, theaters and around the corner on Spiegelstraat are many galleries. The area offers a variety of dining and shopping options, while car routes and public transportation are easily accessible. The new Vijzelgracht garage provides ample parking in the neighborhood.Herengracht 472 is more than a building; it is a symbol of elegance combined with historical charm.Details:- The destination of the property is GD-1, which means that the property can be used in its entirety as living space, but also as office space. The current use is a combination of these two functions, as is currently the case, - Monumental canal house with facade width of approx. 15 meters- Backyard of approx. 420 m²- The property is equipped with a freight elevator from the basement to the top floor. The freight elevator is currently not in use.- Renovation, including insulation, of the entire roof took place in 2020.- The interior, front and back of the building were repainted between 2020 and 2022.- 20 solar panels have been installed on the renovated roof.- At the rear, the entire property is equipped with electric awnings.- The top floor is air conditioned.