An exceptional canal house of approx. 1,030 m² on freehold land, with a sunny and deep garden and a garden house in the back. This national monument was built by order of Frederik van Loon in 1686.This unique canal house is located in a central location between the Leidsegracht and the Leidsestraat. For the first time in 120 years, this canal house has become available for a new occupant. The designated use according to the zoning plan GD1 has many possibilities (living-working-galleries). It’s a complete and beautiful canal house for a family to live in and/or work at home, for several studying children, or use by multiple occupants.Layout Basement with open kitchen and front room, bathroom in the back First floor: luxurious entrance hall, two period rooms on the garden side, large period room on the canal side First floor: 4 rooms for living/workingSecond floor: 4 bedrooms with bathroomsThird floor: 5 bedrooms with bathrooms Fourth floor is a large roof terrace.Details:- National monument dating from approx. 1686- Built on the instructions of Frederik van Loon (1644-1708)- Freehold land- Eighteen rooms- 25 metre deep garden- 29 m² garden house- 5 storeys- NEN measurement available, 1,030 m2 total- Mixed use GD-1, living-working-galleries- In the heart of the city centre next to Leidsegracht - Subject to acceptance by the owner