Living in a fully high-end renovated apartment in the heart of Amsterdam.
Guided tour
The first floor
The first floor is an open living space where cooking, eating, and relaxing flow seamlessly into one another. On the street side is the kitchen, sleekly designed in matte black with a light-colored natural stone countertop. The long line of the countertop emphasizes the depth of the space. While cooking, you can see the street below, while the wooden beams above add warmth to the understated design. The dining area is located in the middle of the floor. The living room at the rear feels sheltered and quiet, with soft tones and a bright interior. The high windows bring light deep into the space and reinforce its open character.
The atmosphere is balanced — a combination of old and new, of urban liveliness and domestic tranquility.
The mezzanine floor
The mezzanine floor is bright and has a natural division of functions. On the street side is a room that serves well as a workspace. The wide window offers a view of the city, while the wooden floor and beamed ceilings give the space warmth and character. The bedroom is located at the quiet rear and provides access to the balcony. Here, the morning light streams in and it is pleasantly quiet. The finish is sleek and understated, with soft colors and careful details. The bathroom is Immediately to the bedroom and is finished in large-format gray tiles. The double sink with wooden base cabinet and the spacious walk-in shower together form a bright, functional whole. Chrome, wood, and stone create a timeless look. A floor with understated luxury that matches the character of the house.
accessibility
Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 248-1 is located in the heart of Amsterdam, between the historic canal belt and the lively city center. It is a place where history is palpable in every facade, but where modern city life is also very much present. Just a few minutes' walk away is Dam Square, with the Royal Palace and the Nieuwe Kerk as familiar landmarks of the city. The neighborhood exudes Amsterdam in its most recognizable form: narrow streets, characterful buildings, and a lively mix of residents, visitors, and shops. The area offers a wide range of places to eat and drink, from classic cafés to contemporary restaurants. Those who prefer shopping will find both well-known brands and small specialty shops and boutiques in the immediate vicinity. Accessibility is excellent. Central Station is within walking distance, trams and metros stop around the corner, and by bike you can reach the Jordaan, the Nine Streets, and the canal belt in just a few minutes. Everything that makes the city special is literally within reach.
Parking
Parking is available with a parking permit on public roads or paid parking.
Details
- Rent: €2,450 per month, excluding utilities;
- Service costs: €400 per month;
- Available: Immediately;
- Deposit: 2 months' rent;
- Lease term: Model A, indefinite period, minimum 12 months;
- Furnished.
1012 VT Amsterdam
Cecconi’s
Cecconi’s is located in the Soho House; a hotel chain and members club in the Bungehuis on the Singel. A former canteen of the University of Amsterdam. The cuisine of Cecconi’s focuses on Northern Italian influences, with specialties such as fresh pasta and fish dishes. Think of Spaghetti with lobster, Burrata and the classic Tiramisu.
1012 VT Amsterdam
The Duchess
A real high tea room. They offer a huge range of special teas, freshly baked cakes, and much more. Homemade macarons, warm scones, and a wonderful selection of champagne can also be found here. The true aristocrat will find everything they could possibly want here.
1012 VP Amsterdam
Lucius Visrestaurant
At Lucius you can expect high quality with a cozy informal atmosphere. Hospitality is paramount here, and you notice that immediately when you walk in. In the middle of the busy Amsterdam city center, you will find this high-quality place. From daily fresh fish to plateaus fruits de mer, oysters or baked North Sea sole, the fish lover will not be short of anything here.
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Café ‘t Molentje
Café ‘t Molentje is located in the heart of Amsterdam. The café has been around since 1892 and is now run by the third generation. The café has a cozy living room atmosphere with a public record player. Many antique elements of the interior have been preserved and the atmosphere is still as it used to be.
1012 KS Amsterdam
Fulu Mandarin
Fulu Mandarin is one of the few Chinese restaurants in Amsterdam offering authentic Sichuan cuisine. It seems almost impossible to choose from the extensive menu. They also have a wide range of cocktails. You can visit them in the city center for lunch or dinner. If you visit, try the cooked sea bass in hot chili sauce, with enokitake mushrooms and tofu. It is served in a hot stone pot and arrives at the table still sizzling.
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Lotti’s
Restaurant Lotti's is located in the Hoxton hotel. The hotel is a lively place where live jazz is played during lunch on weekends. It is a great meeting place and workplace in the heart of the city center. For a quick bite, the truffle fries are popular, and the Hox Cheeseburger is a must-try. Take a look and experience it for yourself.
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Van Stapele cookie factory
They sell only one type of cookie, do not advertise, and the shop is tucked away in Heisteeg. Yet this classic cookie bakery is impossible to miss due to the long line that forms there day after day. And it's definitely worth joining this line: the chocolate dough cookie with rich cocoa is crispy on the outside and has a soft filling of buttery melted white chocolate. What more could you want? The shop is almost impossible to miss because the smell of the cookies greets you as you walk across the busy Spui square. A must-try for chocolate lovers!
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Bougainville Restaurant
A dinner for two or a business meeting? Restaurant Bougainville is the place to be for an unforgettable fine dining experience. With world-class dishes, this evening doesn't have to end. The restaurant is located in the luxurious Hotel TwentySeven. Combine the evening with a cocktail experience or an overnight stay in your own city. There is no shortage of possibilities.
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Bougainville (*)
Located in the exclusive Hotel TwentySeven, Bougainville is accessible to both hotel guests and external visitors. Here, innovation in the kitchen is combined with tradition, resulting in a culinary journey that stimulates all the senses. Under the leadership of Executive Chef Tim Golsteijn, Western and Eastern-inspired flavors are combined in a creative and refined way. The menu ranges from a 5- to 7-course dinner to à la carte dishes, prepared with seasonal ingredients and a focus on taste, texture and presentation.
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Bubbles & wine
In one of Amsterdam's most charming streets, you will find the champagne and wine bar Bubbles & Wines. If you have a discerning taste in wine, you can be sure that this is the place to come for a glass. They serve 55 wines by the glass, each of which is of the highest quality. This small, cozy bar is the perfect place for all wine lovers.
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Oaxaca
At Oaxaca, chef Joan Bagur presents traditional Mexican cuisine amidst the beautifully renovated old buildings of Haesje Claes on the Spui. You can opt for a chef's menu, a culinary journey through the most important regions of Mexico, or your own a-la-carte selection. In addition to the restaurant, you can also visit a mezcal tasting room here. Which alone is worth a visit!
1012 KL Amsterdam
Bar du Champagne
Bar du Champagne, as you probably suspect, is a champagne bar with small dishes and bar snacks. It is located on the Rokin in the heart of Amsterdam. It is a new establishment of Rick Swinckles, the owner of Sjefietshe and Le Coeur. You can order champagne from the menu or choose one from the store in the bar. The prices are reasonable. They offer a selection of old vintage champagne or, for example, Bollinger, Veuve Cliquot, Moët & Chandon.
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Coffee shop
The most delicious Italian coffee made by good baristas. The service is very good and you can taste that the coffee is made by experts. You can also go here for simple and tasty breakfast snacks. They have take-away here, but sitting inside is also possible. The coffee shop has several branches in the city.
1012 PR Amsterdam
Café de Dokter
Café de Dokter, also known as 't Doktertje, was founded by a surgeon from the Binnengasthuis. He opened the café as a meeting place for doctors and students. Nowadays, visitors come from everywhere.
1012 VX Amsterdam
Sagardi
In 2020, Sagardi opened its doors. It is part of the Spanish group Sagardi Restaurant, which is located throughout Europe. At Sagardi, they serve the best cuts of Basque red meat, or txuleton, wild fish from the Basque ports and their own cultivated fruits and vegetables from their own gardens. Chef Iñaki López de Viñaspre is known for his honest and authentic cuisine with the taste of yesteryear.
1012 JS Amsterdam
The White Room by Jacob Jan Boerma (*)
Under the guidance of Signature Chef Jacob Jan Boerma and Chef de Cuisine Tristan de Boer, the restaurant offers a refined cuisine that revolves around pure flavors, fresh tones, and a perfect balance of acids and spices. The dishes are a tribute to Dutch ingredients with subtle global influences. The restaurant is housed in the historic 'Witte Zaal' (White Room) of Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky, a space known for its classic elegance since 1885. The refined decor combines the grandeur of the past with a contemporary style, creating a unique and luxurious ambiance.
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Caldi E Freddi
Amsterdam was introduced to the essence of Italian cuisine. According to owner Mazziotta, it is all about the beauty of simplicity: few ingredients, but of high quality. At Caldi e Freddi, the essence is the same: simple and affordable. No complicated dishes, but accessibility and low prices. They take what is easy and affordable from Italian cuisine, such as chicken instead of lamb. Enjoy delicious sandwiches (also vegetarian options) and other authentic Italian dishes and desserts, all to take away.
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Heertje Friet
In an authentic Amsterdam building, in the old center of Amsterdam, you will find: Heertje Friet. The fries at Heertje Friet are freshly cut every day. They also have a wide range of different types of sauces, including vegan options. In addition to the delicious fries, they also have croquettes with shrimp, chicken or cheese.
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Kaagman en Kortekaas
After the culinary paths of Giel (Kaagman) and Bram (Kortekaas) crossed at Bordewijk, they opened their own restaurant in 2015. The menu is seasonal and changes regularly. Dishes are based on what Available fresh and Available at that moment. Wine plays just as important a role as the food: the wine list is carefully curated, often featuring characterful wines from winemakers who work with respect for nature and tradition.
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Captain Zeppo's
Captain Zeppos has been a household name in the historic heart of Amsterdam since 1987. You will find Zeppos in the charming alleyway 'Gebed zonder End', located between the Nes, the Oudezijds Voorburgwal, and the Grimburgwal. This hidden treasure in the oldest part of Amsterdam will put you in a holiday mood with its southern ambiance. Upon entering 'Gebed zonder End', you immediately feel as if you are in France, Italy, or Spain. At Zeppos, you can not only enjoy tasty Mediterranean dishes and an extensive selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, but also the famous Zeppos chantants.
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The Merchant House
The Merchant House was founded by Marsha Plotnitsky and is located in a seventeenth-century canal house. It is an art space and gallery that presents contemporary art to discover, explore, and collect. The gallery embodies a contemporary approach to the traditions that connect the city and art. Since launching the program in 2013, Plotnitsky has curated more than thirty thematic projects, collaborating with artists to create site-specific Services and installations, commissioned work, and new work that complements the distinctive canal house and other spaces.
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Ellen de Bruijne Projects
Ellen de Bruijne Projects is a gallery that, since its first exhibition in 1999, has focused on new trends in contemporary art by comparing the new with the recent past and experimenting to develop new standards, with an emphasis on performing art, socially related art, installations and works in progress.
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GRIMM
GRIMM was founded in Amsterdam in 2005. Since its inception, the contemporary art gallery has focused on promoting and supporting emerging and mid-career artists working in a diverse range of media. They represent more than thirty international artists and have a gallery in New York in addition to their gallery in Amsterdam.
1012 VR Amsterdam
Hay House
Hay House is a centrally located, impressive designer home furnishings store. It is the place to go for unique furniture, lighting, and various home accessories. The collection is based on Danish design from the 1950s and 1960s and can be admired on two floors in a cool building. The atmosphere is open and calm, and you will receive excellent service from the friendly staff. You can also get advice and enjoy delicious coffee from De Koffiesalon in-store.
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Spui Book Market
The Book Market on Spui is held every Friday, throughout the year, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Only in cases of force majeure (such as very bad weather) is the market canceled. But this doesn't happen often, because true book lovers aren't deterred by a little rain, and neither are the sellers. You'll find second-hand and antiquarian books here, and the market has been a household name for thirty years, even abroad. You can also find prints, pamphlets, posters, documents, and magazines here, in multiple languages!
