Prinsengracht studio Amsterdam

Accommodating up to two guests, this charming studio apartment offers an ideal base within Amsterdam’s Jordaan district.

Occupying a prime position within the city’s beautiful Canal Belt, this apartment provides the perfect starting point from which your explorations can begin. Boasting spectacular views over the majestic Prinsengracht Canal, the apartment emits a cheery and inviting atmosphere, one in which you can relax and unwind following a busy day.

Measuirng 20 square metres, the living space effortlessly blends traditional high ceilings and large, authentic windows with modern furnishings and décor. Here you will find a welcoming double bed with bedside cabinets and reading lamps, together with a small desk unit and a flatscreen television with DVD player. The open plan 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 cute dining table. Completing this charming abode is the apartment’s refreshing bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, a sink and a shower cubicle.

Important information:
There are steep stairs in this apartment making it is less suitable for small children, the elderly or disabled people.

Ideally located within easy reach of a number of shops, cafes and restaurants, this apartment is conveniently situated along the banks of the picturesque Prinsengracht Canal – the outer ring of Amsterdam’s popular Canal Belt. Often referred to as the ‘Venice of the North’, the city boasts around 65 miles worth of waterways, many of which encase the heart of the city and collectively form the Canal Belt. The canals are often a hive of activity, hosting colourful parades and sightseeing cruise boats.

The apartment also benefits from occupying a perfect position within Amsterdam’s fashionable Jordaan district, which is much loved for its chic boutiques and trendy bars. The area is where you will find many of the city’s must see sights and attractions, including the Noorderkerk (North Church) and the Westerkerk (West Church). Both churches are steeped in history, dating back to the 1600s, and offer some truly stunning architecture.

A short walk along the canal will lead you to the remarkable Anne Frank House Museum, one of Amsterdam’s top tourist attractions which welcomes visitors from all over the world. Within this typical canal side house, Anne Frank wrote her famous diary whilst she and her Jewish family hid from the Nazis during World War II.