Muntplein, Amsterdam – home for rent

This modern and bright one-bedroom apartment is situated on the second floor of a beautiful listed historic building, designed by the renowned architect H.P. Berlage. The apartment combines the charm of a historic building with the comfort of a modern, energy-efficient home.

The bright living room features large windows that provide plenty of natural light and offer stunning views over the water and Amsterdam's historic city centre. The apartment has light laminate flooring and is offered unfurnished, with flooring and window coverings included.

The modern open-plan kitchen is fitted with a range of high-quality built-in appliances, including an induction hob, a dishwasher and fridge.

The spacious bathroom has a modern finish and features a walk-in shower, double washbasin and towel radiator. There is a separate toilet with a hand basin. The generously sized bedroom is very bright.

Storage cupboard housing the mechanical systems and connections for a washing machine and tumble dryer.

In addition, the apartment comes with a private storage room in the basement of the building.

The historic building has been completely transformed into modern, energy-efficient apartments. The complex is gas-free, and each apartment has its own air-to-water heat pump for heating. The apartment is also equipped with an individual mechanical ventilation system.

Location:
The apartment enjoys an excellent central location on Muntplein, right in the vibrant heart of Amsterdam. Situated at the end of the famous Kalverstraat and within walking distance of Rembrandtplein, the canals and numerous shops, restaurants and cafés. This is a unique opportunity to live in one of Amsterdam's most recognisable locations, with all amenities close at hand.

Public transport connections are excellent, with several tram, bus and metro stops within walking distance.

Please note: The photographs shown are of a comparable apartment with the same layout, located one floor below. The actual apartment and views may therefore differ slightly.