Timeless Triumph
A radiant jewel in the crown of The Collection, Herengracht 433 is a stately 18th Century mansion with attendant stables and coach house just around the corner from the Koningsplein in the most prestigious stretch of the canal belt. Built in 1717 to a design by Marseille-born architect Jean Coulon, the property was commissioned by the wealthy merchant Joan d’Orville and has retained several beautiful period rooms from the time of its construction, including its grand foyer and a library overlooking the tree-lined canal and its fascinating traffic.
As befits a building of this quality, Herengracht 433 has accommodated great figures in the history of the city such as Jacob van Pol, mayor of Amsterdam, who lived here at the close of the 18th century. It subsequently housed several banks and a law firm. Accordingly, the extension at the back of the main house offers something of a tasteful twist, boasting generous open plan office layouts and elevators. Light, space and tranquility abound, and the grandeur of the past continues to inform the present in the heart of Amsterdam.
On-site Amenities
Mindfulness & Yoga
Gym
Personal Trainer
Shower
Shared E-bikes
Covered Bike Storage
Meeting Room
Coffee Bar
Welcoming Lobby
Concierge Services
Community
Specs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Chapter No. 4 by public transport?
The building is within walking distance of tram stops Koningsplein and Spui, served by tram lines 2, 11 and 12. The Rokin metro station (North/South line) is just a few minutes away on foot, providing a direct 1-minute connection to Amsterdam Central Station.
Is there parking at Chapter No. 4?
Yes, this location is quite rare for the canal district, offering 6 private on-site parking spaces.
What’s the neighbourhood around Chapter No. 4 like?
Situated on the prestigious Herengracht, the area is elegant and central. You’re close to Koningsplein, Spui, and De Negen Straatjes, surrounded by high-end boutiques, cafés, galleries, and cultural landmarks. It’s a refined yet lively part of the city.
What makes Chapter No. 4 unique?
A 1717 canal house with a rich heritage, featuring a grand entrance and canal-facing library, combined with modern office layouts and elevator access. The mix of historic prestige and contemporary comfort, along with amenities like a gym, meeting rooms, coffee bar, and private parking, makes it a highly exclusive workspace.