Distinguished Neighbours
Standing shoulder to shoulder since 1614 on the most storied stretch of the Western canal belt, Herengracht 134 and Herengracht 136 are complementary adjoining canal houses blessed with a delightful secret: their extensive communal gardens.
Number 134 is known locally as D’Beeck after it was acquired by the merchant Lucas van Beeck in the 17th century. In 1750, following renovations to the property, a descendant had the family name proudly carved on the building’s flat, stone façade.
In architectural terms, the grand, high-ceilinged main entrance hall to number 136 is the property’s undeniable pièce de résistance, featuring astonishing original ornamentation, marble masonry and unique wallpapers.
Both properties have been modernised to the highest possible standard with utmost care for their original charms, creating light, contemporary office space with a majestic pedigree.
On-site Amenities
Garden
Meeting Room
Coffee Bar
Welcoming Lobby
Concierge Services
Community
Specs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Chapter No. 6 by public transport?
The nearest major stop is Dam Square, with tram lines 4, 14 and 24, just a short walk away. From here, Amsterdam Central Station is under 5 minutes by tram, or approximately 10 minutes on foot.
Is there parking at Chapter No. 6?
There is public parking available in the immediate vicinity.
What’s the neighbourhood around Chapter No. 6 like?
Located on the Herengracht in the western canal belt, the area is prestigious yet lively. Close to Dam Square and De Negen Straatjes, it offers a mix of historic charm, boutique shopping, and excellent restaurants.
What makes Chapter No. 6 unique?
A combination of two 17th-century canal houses with preserved features like high ceilings and marble details, plus a rare private garden. Amenities including a coffee bar, meeting room, and garden create a calm, high-end workspace in the city centre.