Behind the facades
Worth looking up
Painted ceilings, baroque staircases and stucco halls across the eight houses. Restored, protected and in daily use.
Herengracht, Amsterdam
Offices in eight seventeenth-century canal houses on the most distinguished stretch of the Herengracht.
Currently available
Four of the eight buildings have space available. From a single floor to an entire monument.
Explore the spaces
Hover a building, in the facade or in the list. Each has its own front door and its own page.
Behind the facades
Painted ceilings, baroque staircases and stucco halls across the eight houses. Restored, protected and in daily use.
Included for every tenant
Shared services across all eight buildings.
Getting here
In their own words
Three tenants on what it is like to work behind a seventeenth-century facade.
Jet · tenant
On working in a building that has been in use for three and a half centuries.
Sadja · tenant
On what an address on the Gouden Bocht does for a business.
Ray · tenant
On the difference between an office and a place people want to be.
Discover Amsterdam
The Herengracht was dug from 1612 onwards. The stretch between Leidsegracht and the Amstel is the Gouden Bocht, where houses were occupied by regents, mayors and merchants.
Want to know more?
Ask about availability or request the brochure for a specific building.