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Nestled in the heart of Amsterdam’s stunning Museum District, a stone’s throw from the iconic Rijksmuseum and the upmarket P.C. Hoofstraat, you will find this characteristic 1903 building. From the outside you can admire the stunning, traditional, Dutch architecture but step inside and you’ll find seven apartments tastefully updated to the highest standards for modern living. Boasting an elevator, air conditioning and high ceilings, with windows that let in swathes of light, these apartments are not to be missed.
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Loosely inspired by Marrakech lover Yves Saint Laurent, this two-storey ground floor apartment embodies the eclectic spirit of a world traveller who loves city life, yet adores a serene escape.
191 m² bel-etage and souterrain apartment
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms
Separate studio with private entrance and pantry
Patio
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An overwhelming sense of calmness is what you experience when you enter this earthy feeling home.
This double-floored penthouse with private hammam and rooftop terrace bathes in beautiful light which makes it the ultimate quietening home base for a busy city life.
