Grand Brewers Apartment Amsterdam

Accommodating up to 6 guests, this stylish three bedroom apartment occupies a prime position within Amsterdam’s fashionable Jordaan district.

Set within a traditional 17th century building, this apartment oozes charm and character, providing an authentic yet modern experience for you and your companions. The spacious interior of the apartment is highlighted by beautifully exposed ceiling beams and attractive wooden floors.

The living room, furnished with an L-shaped sofa bed, an additional sofa, a coffee table and a flatscreen television with DVD player, opens up onto a delightful outdoor area where you can relax and unwind following a busy day. The contemporary kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will need to enable you to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be enjoyed together in comfort at the elegant dining table.

All of the apartment’s three bedrooms emit a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, one in which you can appreciate a good night’s rest. The first bedroom contains a luxurious double bed, whilst bedrooms two and three each feature two single beds. The two fresh and modern bathrooms, fitted with a toilet, sink, shower and the addition of a bathtub in one of them, naturally complete this stylish abode.

Conveniently situated towards the north of the city’s sought after Jordaan district, this apartment is just a short walk away from Centraal Station, Amsterdam’s primary transport hub. The station opened to the public in the late 1800s and is set within a building that boasts some stunning architecture. An incredible 250,000 passengers pass through Centraal Station every day, travelling throughout the city and beyond.

The Jordaan district itself is much-loved for its superb array of fine dining establishments, delightful boutiques and charming cafes. Many of Amsterdam’s must see sights and attractions can also be found within this popular neighbourhood, including the magnificent Westerkerk (West Church). Dating back to the 1600s, the church is renowned for its impressive 85 metre high tower, which can be seen from across the city.

Also nearby, set along the bank of the picturesque Prinsengracht Canal, is one of Amsterdam’s top tourist attractions – the Anne Frank House Museum. This fascinating museum allows visitors the opportunity to view the secret annex where Anne Frank wrote her world famous diary, whilst she and her family hid from the Nazis during World War II.