luxury contemporary houses for sale Krimpen aan den IJssel, Netherlands

Stately Luxury Residence in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid Set on a prestigious avenue in Amsterdam’s Oud-Zuid quarter, mere steps from the Vondelpark, this first-floor residence encompasses an astounding ~670 m² of refined living space. It is housed within a stately early 20th-century building (originally built in 1905) that has been meticulously restored to blend historic grandeur with modern luxury. Soaring ceilings reaching up to 3.5 meters high, tall windows, and multiple French doors opening onto broad balconies infuse the interiors with natural light and a sense of grandeur. The result is a home that marries old-world elegance with contemporary comfort in one of Amsterdam’s most coveted locations. Inside, expansive living and entertaining areas are appointed with exquisite materials and bespoke details at every turn. Natural stone flooring, custom-crafted cabinetry, luxurious lighting, and refined finishes create an atmosphere of understated elegance and quality. The grand living room flows seamlessly into a formal dining area and a state-of-the-art kitchen, all oriented toward the balconies for an indoor-outdoor ambiance. For private retreats, the residence offers several generous bedroom suites, each with its own spa-like en-suite bathroom, providing hotel-level comfort and privacy. There are dedicated office/study spaces for working in tranquility, ample built-in storage, and even a private wellness zone complete with a gym and sauna – an indulgent sanctuary for relaxation and health within the home. Part of the exclusive “La Reine” complex, the property benefits from refined architecture, privacy, and top-tier security befitting a residence of this caliber. As a rare convenience in the city, it also includes a private garage with an automated parking system for multiple cars (four-car capacity) and abundant extra storage space. In every aspect, this distinguished home represents a rare synergy of scale, luxury, and location – a true gem in the heart of Amsterdam’s Oud-Zuid. - Grand scale: Approximately 670 m² of interior living space plus about 72 m² of private outdoor balcony space. - Historic elegance: Stately building from 1905, fully restored and modernized to the highest luxury standards. - Architectural grandeur: Ceilings up to ~3.5 m high, with large windows and French doors opening to multiple balconies. - Refined interiors: Natural stone floors, custom cabinetry, designer lighting, and high-end finishes throughout for a truly bespoke atmosphere. - Luxurious layout: Multiple expansive living areas, several sumptuous bedroom suites (each with a luxury en-suite bath), plus dedicated office/study rooms. - Private wellness: In-home gym and sauna for exclusive relaxation and well-being. - Prestigious complex: Part of the renowned “La Reine” residence, offering distinguished architecture along with exceptional privacy and security. - Private parking: Includes ~146 m² of auxiliary space with a private garage and automated lifts for four cars, plus ample storage.

Singel 265, A canal house of rare allureOn the Singel, one of Amsterdam's oldest and most characterful main canals, stands this impressive national monument dating from the Golden Age. Singel 265 is no ordinary home: it is a complete, self-contained canal house of 269 m² of living space on freehold land, offering across five floors an extraordinary combination of historical grandeur and contemporary living comfort. Behind the 10-metre-wide historic Renaissance façade lies a rare blend of authenticity, space and urban elegance.Location and accessibilityThe Singel, in earlier times also known as the Koningsgracht, marks the transition between medieval Amsterdam and the seventeenth-century canal ring. Singel 265 occupies one of the city's most iconic locations. The address is within walking distance of the Jordaan, the Spui, the Nine Streets (De Negen Straatjes) and the Haarlemmerstraat — neighbourhoods offering a wide range of boutiques, daily markets, restaurants and coffee bars. The immediate surroundings combine the vibrancy of the city centre with the calm of the water and the greenery along the canal. Soho House, among others, is just around the corner.For daily shopping, the Albert Heijn supermarket and the weekly market on the Noordermarkt are only minutes away. Cultural amenities such as the Stedelijk Museum, the Rijksmuseum, the Stadsschouwburg (International Theatre Amsterdam) and countless galleries and theatres are all within cycling distance.Public transport connections are excellent: various tram and bus lines are within walking distance, and the Noord/Zuid metro line can be reached via Rokin or Spui stations. By bicycle, virtually the entire city is effortlessly accessible. For motorists, the A10 ring road can be reached in approximately ten minutes via the Stadhouderskade or the IJ Tunnel.LayoutThe exceptional architecture of this house reveals itself the moment you step inside on the ground floor. The imposing double-height entrance, with a ceiling height of over four metres, is dominated by a stately white spiral staircase and an original, heavy oak beamed ceiling. Large windows at the front allow the light from the Singel to flow deep into the interior. Behind elegant double doors lies the living room, distinctly classical in character, featuring several charming built-in benches and a cosy open fireplace with an authentic French mantelpiece (Willem Schermerhorn).Kitchen and courtyardTowards the rear, on the souterrain level, is the generous eat-in kitchen, fitted with an atmospheric French Lacanche range cooker in blue lacquer with copper handles, Belgian bluestone worktops and hand-painted Delft blue tiles above the stove. The kitchen accommodates a large dining table and, via a hallway, gives access to the picturesque tiled courtyard, an urban oasis with a hand-painted tile tableau, climbing plants and the intimacy of a sheltered patio.Bel étage — rear houseThe rear house contains a second living and sitting room that immediately stands out for its distinctive character. The original beamed ceiling, painted in a deep green, lends the space a warm and intimate atmosphere. A through-view towards the front of the house lets in a remarkable amount of natural light, so that despite its position at the rear, the room feels bright and open.First floor — rear houseThis floor accommodates a spacious bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a terrace connecting the rear house to the front house. The room has a ceiling height of over four metres, allowing the spaciousness of the property to come fully into its own here as well. From this room there is access to a practical storage attic.First floor — front houseThis floor features a spacious sitting room with kitchenette and direct access to the terrace. At the front, the house opens up towards the Singel, the view over the water and the opposite side of the canal is at its finest here. Like the living room downstairs, this sitting room boasts a beautiful mantelpiece with open fireplace. The second bedroom, also located on the canal side, shares the same view.Second floor — front houseThe second floor houses two bedrooms at the front, both with the characteristic view over the Singel and the façades opposite. At the rear, the rooms look out onto the charming gable of the rear house, a secluded, almost picturesque scene that further underlines the special character of this property. This floor is completed by a bathroom with shower, washbasin and toilet.Third and top floor — front houseAt the very top, beneath the ridge of the roof, lies the master bedroom: a generous bedroom with a ceiling height of 3.60 metres, exposed roof trusses and a private bathroom with bath and shower. A space with the feel of a private suite, high above the rooftops of Amsterdam.The property was largely renovated in 2007. The foundations were restored in the 1970s. The exterior paintwork at the rear was renewed in 2023. As a national monument within a UNESCO World Heritage area, Singel 265 offers not only an exceptional living environment but also the fiscal advantages associated with listed-building status.DetailsUsable floor area of approx. 270 m² (living area 268.7 m², other indoor space 1.3 m² in accordance with NEN 2580)Gross floor area: 341 m²Building-related outdoor space: approx. 23 m²External storage (cellar): approx. 16.5 m²Freehold landNational monument (rijksmonument)UNESCO World HeritageNo owners' association (VvE)Internally renovated between approx. 2007 and 2010; fully renovated in the late 1970s, including foundation repair, by restoration architect Gerard PrinsMarble floors/wall in the hall by Piet Jonker; Italian marble and Dornbracht fittings in the bathroomsKitchen fitted with beautiful Belgian bluestone worktops and a Lacanche range cookerExterior paintwork at the rear completed in 2023Transfer in consultationThis information has been compiled by us with due care. However, we accept no liability whatsoever for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or for the consequences thereof. All measurements and surface areas stated are indicative. The buyer has their own obligation to investigate all matters of importance to them. With regard to this property, the estate agent acts as the seller's adviser. We advise you to engage an expert (NVM) estate agent to guide you through the purchase process. Should you have specific wishes regarding the property, we advise you to make these known to your purchasing agent in good time and to have them investigated independently. If you do not engage an expert representative, you are deemed by law to be sufficiently expert to oversee all matters of importance. The NVM conditions apply.

Exceptional modern villa with a living area of approx. 625 m² on a plot of approx. 3,350 m², located in the exclusive Vriesdonk area of Brasschaat. This residence offers a perfect combination of design and functionality, surrounded by greenery. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, the villa exudes modern elegance and features high‑quality materials and advanced technologies. The bright and spacious entrance hall with cloakroom and large windows creates a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. The living area with open kitchen and the office both offer panoramic views and direct access to the garden. The modern open kitchen with central island forms the heart of the home and is equipped with state‑of‑the‑art appliances. Adjacent to the office is a fitness room. The floating open staircase with double‑height void leading to the first floor is a true architectural highlight. On the upper floor, the master suite includes a private dressing room and bathroom. Three additional bedrooms each have their own bathroom. The covered terrace and glass relaxation area are fitted with sliding windows. Additional features: garage for two cars with direct access to the house, outdoor swimming pool. Located in a beautiful setting with excellent accessibility to Antwerp. Close to the centre of Brasschaat, several schools, and hockey and tennis clubs. For more information, please contact Talia Werner at (+32) 0488 255 255.

A rare architectural signature by Jo Crepain, nestled in the greenery of ’s-Gravenwezel. The Pink Villa is a striking residential concept that, through its exceptional architecture, attracted national and international acclaim in the past. Set on a plot of approximately 2,000 m², the carefully landscaped garden forms a natural extension of the architecture itself. Designed through an intensive dialogue between the architect and the first owner, this U-shaped villa is an exceptional example of contemporary, postmodernist architecture with neo-purist influences. Its powerful geometry is softened by a subtle interplay between light, glass, concrete, and the surrounding landscape. Spanning approximately 335 m², the residence is organized around a sheltered, south-facing patio of approx. 36 m² and comprises a live-in kitchen with dining area, a spacious living room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a home office and TV room on the mezzanines, as well as a two-car garage and storage spaces. Additional details: Particularly characteristic are the pink and grey concrete blocks and the numerous windows and glass blocks, which bring natural light deep into the interior and offer a constantly changing experience of the home throughout the day. Heating system replaced in 2025. The roof and two Velux skylights were replaced in 2012.

Located in the popular Groen Kwartier neighborhood, this exceptional, character-filled townhouse features generous spaces where authentic charm and contemporary comfort come together. Thanks to its impressive floor area, the property offers numerous possibilities and, in addition to its current layout divided into multiple units, can be reconfigured as a single prestigious family home. The ground floor, zoned as office space, covers approximately 225 m². The first and second floors each consist of a spacious apartment of approximately 175 m² with three bedrooms and a bathroom. The third floor features two separate apartments, each measuring approximately 90 m². The entire property was recently renovated while preserving distinctive elements such as the entry hall, high ceilings, and original details. Additional features: the fully renovated and dry basement offers extra space. The exceptional city garden is a rare asset, creating a green oasis of tranquility, combined with parking for 6 to 8 cars. The Groen Kwartier is known for its peaceful, green surroundings, featuring a unique combination of historic architecture, contemporary living, shops, and easy accessibility. For more information, please contact Talia Werner at +32 488 25 52 55.

Located within walking distance of King Albert Park, this renovated character property combines the authentic cachet of an early 20th-century town house with subtle yet distinct contemporary class and comfort. Designed in 1909 by architect Adolphe Van Coppernolle in an eclectic style with neoclassical influences, the property has been completely renovated with great respect for its original grandeur, seamlessly combining historical details and modern finishes. Upon entering the entrance hall, you turn right to the man cave, which can also serve as a practice room. The staircase leads to the bright living room with dining room and open kitchen, which offer direct access to the terrace and private garden. On the mezzanine floor, there is a spacious shower room. The first floor comprises two bedrooms, one of which opens onto a spacious terrace, while the second floor is entirely dedicated to the master suite with en-suite bathroom and dressing room. The attic floor offers a multipurpose space with the possibility of an additional bedroom and bathroom. Additional features: Authentic elements, high-quality materials, ventilation D with heat recovery, 16 solar panels, EPC A. Very central and quiet location, close to the centre, roads to the motorway and public transport. For more information and a viewing, please contact Kristof Goossens – [email protected] of +32 495 65 50 50