Kerkstraat B Apartment Amsterdam

Accommodating up to four guests, this cosy apartment offers an ideal base within Amsterdam’s central Canal Belt.

Ideally located within a popular area of the city and within close proximity to a superb array of must see sights and attractions, this apartment provides the perfect starting point from which your explorations of this fascinating city can begin. Exuding a traditional atmosphere and adorned with authentic features, such as exposed ceiling beams and beautiful wooden floors, the apartment also ensures that your stay will be both comfortable and memorable.

The apartment’s main room is furnished with two single beds and a flatscreen television with DVD player for your viewing entertainment. It is from here that you are also able to access the delightful garden, where you can sit back and enjoy a refreshing cup of coffee in the morning. The fully equipped kitchen contains everything that you will need in order to prepare a home cooked, should you wish to take a break from dining out. Completing this cosy abode is the bright and modern bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, washbasin and shower enclosure.

Conveniently situated within easy reach of a superb selection of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, this apartment occupies a prime position within Amsterdam’s central Canal Belt – a network of waterways which encase the heart of the city. The canals attract visitors from all over the world and are often bustling with activity.

Just a short walk away from the apartment will lead you to the impressive Museum Van Loon, which is definitely worthy of a visit. Set within a typical canal side house, which is owned by the renowned Van Loon family, the museum exhibits a beautiful interior which is brimming with eye catching paintings, delightful furnishings and an array of magnificent ornaments. The museum also hosts fabulous garden parties which take place during the summer months and are certainly not to be missed.

Also nearby, towards the east of the apartment, is the charming Amstelveld Square, which is where you will find a collection of market stalls selling everything from fine antiques to pretty flowers. At the edge of the square is the Amstelkerk, a unique wooden church which dates back to the 1600s. The church was originally built as a temporary place of worship but is nowadays used as a venue for musical performances.