Grand Orange House Apartment Amsterdam

Offering modern lodgings within Amsterdam’s sought after Jordaan district, this chic three bedroom apartment accommodates up to 4 guests.

Oozing a sense of style and sophistication, this luxury apartment is fashionably split over 4 levels, creating a spacious environment in which you can relax and unwind in comfort with your group. Enhanced by spiral staircases and contemporary décor, the apartment boasts unique windows within the wooden floors which provide a view of the level below.

The living room, featuring two comfy sofa beds, an armchair, a coffee table and a flatscreen television with DVD player, beams with an abundance of natural light. The elegantly designed kitchen is fully equipped with all the necessary appliances that you will need to enable you to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be enjoyed together at the spacious dining table.

Each of the apartment’s three bedrooms offers a tranquil haven in which you can appreciate a good night’s sleep. The first bedroom contains a welcoming double bed, whilst the other two bedrooms each consist of two single beds. Completing this chic abode are the two refreshing bathrooms, one of which is fitted with a toilet, sink, bathtub and shower, the other with a toilet, sink and shower.

Important Information:
Please note that this apartment is split over several floors and features some steep staircases, therefore it may not be suitable for those with mobility problems.

Occupying a prime position at the northern edge of the city’s stylish Jordaan district, a neighbourhood renowned for its chic boutiques, trendy bars and fine dining establishments, this apartment is within easy reach of a number of must see sight and attractions.

One such attraction, found just minutes away from the apartment, is the popular Anne Frank House Museum. This traditional canal side house was once the hiding place of Anne Frank and her Jewish family, who concealed themselves from the Nazis within its ‘secret annex’ during the Second World War. The house has now been transformed into an educational museum which attracts thousands of visitors every day, who come to view the place where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary.

A leisurely ten minute walk to the north west of the apartment will lead you to Amsterdam’s beautiful Westerpark. Offering some truly breath-taking scenery, and providing the perfect setting for a relaxing picnic, the park boasts a majestic lake, lush green gardens, a cinema and a theatre. Westerpark is made up of two halves, the first dating back to the late 1800s and then the newer section, which was built upon the site of a former gas works and opened in 2003.