Stylish living on the edge of the Jordaan district in a green and sustainable new-build project with a rooftop swimming pool.
A furnished double upper floor apartment on the second and third floors of a building dating from 2022 with Immediately over the Singelgracht canal. The apartment features a spacious kitchen with ceiling-high windows, a cooking island, two bedrooms, two Bathrooms, a spacious living room with a large balcony, and a communal dune landscape with a swimming pool on the roof of the building.
A guided tour
The second floor
Entrance via the communal elevator or stairwell. Through the entrance with separate toilet, you will find the kitchen with cooking island at the front. The modern kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances. Adjacent is a spacious terrace with a beautiful view over the Singelgracht.
On the same floor, there are two spacious bedrooms, two Bathrooms a laundry room. Both bedrooms ample closet space and are furnished with a double bed. The smaller bathroom has a walk-in shower and sink with cabinet. The master bedroom has a spacious en-suite bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower, toilet, and two sinks with cabinets. Both Rooms access to the balcony.
The third floor
This floor features a spacious living room with plenty of natural light and sliding glass doors that create a sense of openness.
The roof
Here you will find the communal swimming pool and a fitness room. The dunes make you forget for a moment that you are living in the heart of the city. A unique spot in Amsterdam.
Details
- Available: as of March 1, 2025;
- Rent: €6,250 per month, excluding utilities;
- Deposit: 2 months' rent;
- Model C: minimum 12 months and maximum 23 months, with the possibility of extension thereafter;
- Furnished.
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