Family Apartment (2 adults + 2 children) - UBK-750944

This modern duplex studio is located between the 1st and 3rd floor, depending on availability. Despite its small stature and cosy quarters its design is well thought out. It combines cooking, dining and lounging at the lower level. A tranquil haven that embraces you with a feeling of ease. The living space is styled in a soothing grey palette featuring colourful art showcasing the heritage of this monumental building. It boasts a snug sofa and seating area as well as the dining table and fully equipped kitchen. Here you'll find everything you might need to prepare your meals: fridge, stove, oven, microwave, kettle and plenty of cabinets filled with crockery and utensils. There's an industrial feel throughout, owing to the monumental origin of this renovated property, as well as the high 'lofty' ceiling and the sharp-lined shelves and furnishings. Your bathroom is modern, fresh and efficient, featuring a single shower, sink, toilet and hairdryer. By expanding the sofa bed in the living room this apartment can house up to 2 adults and 2 children.Secured parking is available in 5-10 minutes walking distance. Subject to availability at extra cost and on request.You can rent the apartment for a maximum of 6 months. Suitable for 2 adults and 2 children*** All short stay rentals for six months and less are subject to a mandatory monthly city-tax of 7% of the rent + 3 Euro per person per day for the first 21 daysNotice: Displayed prices and data are not final, and should be used for informative purpose only. They are not contractual or binding. Energy pass This building is not subject to EnEV. The Eastern Islands in Amsterdam were created around 1650. Partially reclaimed on the waters of the IJ and partially dug into the eastern meadows. Traditionally many shipyards and suppliers were founded here because of its convenient location to the IJ, but also dozens of surgeons and pharmacists had settled there. The Admiralty of Amsterdam took its place on Kattenburg and currently the Marine Establishment Amsterdam is still located here. Even the famous Dutch East India Company had its shipyards at Oostenburg. Nice fact: The Russian Tsar Peter the Great worked there for a few weeks. All in all a spatial and serene area with an extensive and rich heritage located at the border of the city center.Points of interest:-Tram stop 250 m-Grocery shop 300 m-Museum of the Tropics 900 m-Artis Royal Zoo 1 km-NEMO Science Center 1,2 km-Hortus Botanicus 1,4 km-Rembrandthouse Museum 1,8 km-Amsterdam Central Station 2 km-Rembrandtplein 2,2 km-Rijksmuseum 3,2 km-Leidseplein 3,3 km-Anne Frank House 3,2 km-Van Gogh Museum 3,6 km-RAI Congress Center 4,7 km