Lindenstraat Apartment Amsterdam

Offering modern lodgings within Amsterdam’s sought after Jordaan district, this charming one bedroom apartment comfortably accommodates up to two guests.

Oozing a welcoming, spacious atmosphere, this apartment provides the ideal place in which you and your companion can relax and unwind following a busy day of sightseeing. Set upon the ground floor of an impressive building, the apartment boasts its very own, delightful garden where you can enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning or maybe a glass of wine in the evening.

Featuring a neutral colour palette and fashionable décor, the living room consists of a large, L-shaped sofa bed, a coffee table and a flatscreen television. The kitchenette is equipped with a microwave, fridge, kettle and coffee machine, ensuring you are able to prepare a simple meal. An attractive dining table is also at your disposal.

The bedroom, which is beaming with an abundance of natural light, is furnished with two luxurious single beds, bedside tables with reading lamps and a roomy wardrobe in which you can store away your personal belongings. Completing this charming abode is the stylish bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, sink and shower enclosure.

Important Information:
Please note that parties, drugs or loud noise are not allowed in this apartment.

The Jordaan district, in which this apartment is ideally located, is a popular and sought after neighbourhood of Amsterdam. It was originally designed to house the ever increasing working class population in the 17th century but underwent a huge transformation in the 1970s, which resulted in a fashionable area filled with chic boutiques, trendy bars and fine dining establishments.

Just minutes away from the apartment, you will find one of the city’s most visited attractions, the renowned Anne Frank House Museum. Overlooking the beautiful Prinsengracht Canal, the museum allows visitors the opportunity to explore the house where Anne Frank and her Jewish family hid from the Nazis during the Second World War. It was within the ‘secret annex’ of the building, that Anne Frank wrote her world famous diary.

Also nearby are the Jordaan’s two stunning churches, the Noorderkerk (North Church) and the Westerkerk (West Church). Designed in the 1600s by architect Hendrick de Keyser, the churches offer some truly outstanding examples of impressive architecture. The striking 85 metre high tower of the Westerkerk can be seen from across the city and is a sight not to be missed.