Office Space in Amsterdam Centrum
Amsterdam's canal belt has been a working address since the 17th century. The Collection has nine chapters here, each a monumental building fitted out as a private managed office.
Chapters in Amsterdam Centrum
Nine chapters sit inside the canal ring and directly adjacent streets. Three are highlighted below. The remaining six follow in compact form.
Chapter No.4 | Herengracht 433
An 18th-century canal house built in 1717 by architect Jean Coulon. Between Spui and Koningsplein in the Grachtengordel (UNESCO World Heritage). Original grand entrance foyer and canal-facing library, with contemporary office layouts and elevator access behind the heritage front.
- Selected amenities: 6 private on-site parking spaces, gym and showers, covered bike storage
Chapter No.5 | Keizersgracht 163-167
Three historic canal houses combined into 2,200 m² on the Keizersgracht. Garden-facing offices, elevator access, and a penthouse on the upper floor. Suitable for a single tenant up to around 2,200 m² or for multiple teams across the three houses.
- Selected amenities: private garden, penthouse, boardroom
Chapter No.8 | Herengracht 54
A 1615 canal house built for merchant Balthasar Coymans. The 14-metre-wide facade is unusually wide for the canal belt. The building housed the Dutch Labour Party headquarters until 2016. A modern rear extension adds flexible office floors and an elevator behind the heritage front.
- Selected amenities: heritage facade, elevator access, covered bike storage
Other Centrum chapters
- Chapter No.1 | Looiersgracht 43. Jordaan warehouse building between Prinsengracht and Lijnbaansgracht. Private garden, on-site indoor parking.
- Chapter No.3 | Westermarkt 2. Huize Labor, designed in 1919 by Gerrit van Arkel in the Amsterdam School style, next to the Westerkerk. Penthouse apartment and game room on-site.
- Chapter No.6 | Herengracht 134-136. Two 17th-century canal houses combined. Private communal garden, original ceilings and marble detailing retained.
- Chapter No.7 | Singel 151 / Spuistraat 104. Former Elsevier publishing office from 1912. Main entrance on Singel, secondary access on Spuistraat. Gym on-site.
- Chapter No.10 | Sarphatistraat 33/35. 1,100 m² building merged in 1927 by Harry Elte as the Real Estate Bank HQ. Former bank vault and central staircase retained. Overlooks the Amstel next to the Amstel Hotel.
- Chapter No.11 | Hoogte Kadijk 143/145. Views over the 17th-century Nieuwevaart canal and the Oosterkerk. 1,350 m² across four floors, with elevator access and on-site car parking spaces.
Where our Centrum chapters sit
Centrum is the historic centre of Amsterdam. It is defined by the Grachtengordel (the UNESCO-listed canal belt of Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht), the Jordaan to the west, and the area around Spui, Rokin and Dam to the east. Our nine Centrum chapters sit inside this ring.
Chapters No.4, No.5, No.6 and No.8 are directly on the main canals. Chapter No.1 is in the Jordaan on the Looiersgracht. Chapter No.3 is at Westermarkt next to the Westerkerk. Chapter No.7 is on Singel. Chapter No.10 is on Sarphatistraat, at the eastern edge of the canal belt overlooking the Amstel. Chapter No.11 is on Hoogte Kadijk.
Chapter-to-micro-neighbourhood
- Chapter No.1 sits in the Jordaan, a dense residential quarter of narrow streets and courtyards west of Prinsengracht.
- Chapter No.3 sits at Westermarkt, in the Grachtengordel next to the Westerkerk and a short walk from the Anne Frank House.
- Chapter No.4 sits on the Herengracht between Spui and Koningsplein, in the Grachtengordel.
- Chapter No.5 sits on the Keizersgracht in the Grachtengordel, near the Negen Straatjes shopping area.
- Chapter No.6 sits on the Herengracht near Dam Square, in the Western Canal Belt.
- Chapter No.7 sits on the Singel with secondary access via Spuistraat, between Centraal Station and the Spui.
- Chapter No.8 sits on the Herengracht close to Centraal Station, at the northern end of the canal belt.
- Chapter No.10 sits on Sarphatistraat in the Plantage district, overlooking the Amstel River.
- Chapter No.11 sits on Hoogte Kadijk, on the eastern canal edge close to the Scheepvaartmuseum.
Who Amsterdam Centrum is for
Centrum suits boutique law firms, creative agencies, media companies, and international scale-ups that host clients face-to-face. The area is best for companies whose clients arrive by train via Centraal, by tram across the city, or by foot from the Grachtengordel. The prestige of a canal-house address, walkable client entertainment along the Nine Streets and Leidsestraat, and proximity to Amsterdam's cultural institutions are the differentiators that make Centrum the right choice over Zuid or Noord.
What's included
- Fully furnished private office, suites from 150 m²
- High-speed internet, IT infrastructure, utilities, daily cleaning
- 24/7 secure access and on-site reception
- Meeting rooms, boardrooms and event spaces across all 12 chapters
- On-site gym, yoga, showers, covered bike storage, shared e-bikes
- One monthly fee - no separate bills, no vendor coordination
How many offices does The Collection have in Amsterdam Centrum?
The Collection has 9 chapters in Amsterdam Centrum: Chapter No.1, No.3, No.4, No.5, No.6, No.7, No.8, No.10 and No.11. Each sits in a monumental building. The oldest is from 1615 (Chapter No.8) and the most recent from 1927 (Chapter No.10). Members of any chapter can use meeting rooms, gyms and event spaces at all 12 chapters across Amsterdam.
How do I get to an office in Amsterdam Centrum?
Every Centrum chapter is within a 20-minute walk of Amsterdam Centraal Station, and most are closer. Metro stations Rokin, Vijzelgracht and Weesperplein serve the canal belt via the Noord/Zuidlijn. Trams 2, 12, 13 and 17 link Centrum with the rest of the city. Covered bike storage is available on-site at every chapter. Dedicated car parking is available at Chapter No.1 (indoor) and Chapter No.4 (6 spaces).
Phone
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