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This stunning canal apartment, nestled on the Old canal, offers a luxurious bathroom, cozy bedroom, open living room with a well-equipped kitchen, and breathtaking Utrecht views. Perfect for couples seeking a historic Airbnb. HIGHLIGHTS: - Unique history - Canal views - Floor heating Location: - 7 min. walk to Utrecht Central - 37 min. train ride to Amsterdam Central - 33 min. drive to Amste Experience the city life of Utrecht combined with its beautiful history and architecture. Walk down the old canal and take the stairs to your unique canal apartment! As you stand in front of the canal apartment, take in the look and feel of Utrecht, your home for the next few days. Enter through the front door, drop your bags, hang your coats, and let's explore! You’ll find yourself in the living room, complete with a comfortable couch perfect for lounging and unwinding after a long day of work or sightseeing. The open, well-equipped kitchen has everything you need for a 5-star meal: dishwasher, oven, microwave, induction stove, fridge, and kitchen utensils. The large dining table is perfect for enjoying your home-cooked dinners. The bathroom features a spacious rain shower and double sink. In the bedroom, you'll find two single box springs that can be combined into a double bed. One of the best things about wharf cellars is the peace, quiet, and consistent temperature (and with floor heating, there's no need to worry about getting cold). Enjoy your stay, and if you have any questions, feel free to ask! Additional History: These wharf cellars are unique in the world and can only be found on this scale in Utrecht. Historically, supplies arrived in Utrecht by water, and the wharves are situated below street level to mitigate flooding risks. Over time, merchants built tunnels under their houses, and by the 17th century, they had extended their cellars. These lower spaces, kept cool and close to water, were ideal for storing food in the days before modern refrigeration.

Since you're in the very center of Utrecht, all the restaurants, museums, theatres, and any attraction you can think of, are at walking distance. Utrecht is number 6 in Lonely Planet's top 10 of the world's unsung places: "Perhaps it’s the lure of Amsterdam that leads people to forget Utrecht. Whatever the reason, this graceful city is bizarrely under-visited. Its old town is encircled by a medieval canal, and you can hop on a boat tour to visit the city’s bustling, vibrant wharves. Built to connect the canalside with Utrecht’s impressive townhouses, today these unique spaces are filled with bohemian cafes, shops, restaurants and bars." - Supermarket: Albert Heijn – 1 min. walk - Gym: De Workout - 1 min. walk - Café/bar: Stathe – 1 min. walk - Restaurant: De zwarte Vosch – 1 min. walk - Bike rental: Willemstraatbike – 3 min. walk - Canoe rental: Kano huren Utrecht – 5 min. walk - Tivoli – 7 min. walk - Utrecht central station – 8 min. walk - Dom Tower – 10 min. walk