Stay in Amsterdam IJburg apartment

This beauty of a house in Amsterdam is now available for rent! This house has been adapted for people using a wheelchair, as the owner is using a wheelchair himself. He and his family have had this house built in 2017 and it can be rented to guests throughout the year.

The house offers space for 2 to 5 guests and two rental options are possible:

Rent the complete house;
- 3 floors with a living room, kitchen, 2 adapted bathrooms, 4 bedrooms;
Rent the third floor only (B&B);
- 1 floor with adapted bathroom and one master bedroom and 1 children's bedroom;
- Breakfast will be offered in the morning.

Where will I stay?

Stay in a modern house along the water in Amsterdam IJburg. The house has a colorful interior, design and vintage furniture, a garden and balcony. It's located along the water where you can see boats passing by and children play on their paddle boards. Enjoy your meal in the garden or on the stunning balcony, with awesome views!

The house has 2 parking places, but is also located nearby the tram stop, from where the tram takes you directly to Amsterdam Central Station (city centre). The tram and the tram stops are wheelchair accessible.

Accessibility information

The house has the following accessibility features:

Ground floor entrance without steps;
Elevator to the upper floors;
Spacious kitchen / living;
Wheelchair adapted kitchen;
Two adapted bathrooms, one on the 1st floor and one on the 2nd floor;
The bathrooms have step-free showers with benches and lowered showers and lowered wash basins;
Two bedrooms with electric beds.

How to get there?

The house is located at Amsterdam IJburg. This district is located North-East of the city centre and located on the water. IJburg is located on new land. Amsterdam has started creating this new land since 1997 and in 2010. The 4 islands that currently represent IJburg were officially finilized in 2010, however people had been living there earlier.

IJburg is connected to Amsterdam city centre by tram line 26, which is also called the IJ-lijn. This tram takes people from the furthest point in IJburg to Amsterdam city centre in only 20 minutes.

When staying at this house on IJburg, it will take you 15 minutes to get to the city centre by tram.

Accessibility of the tram

The tram that can take you to Amsterdam city centre is accessible for people using a wheelchair or small mobility scooter. In the middle of the tram, you'll find the main entrance. You can either enter the tram directly, if there is a small space between the tram and the platform. If not, the driver will put down a ramp, so you can easily enter the tram. The same accounts for your arrival at Amsterdam Central Station. The platforms are spacious enough for people using a wheelchair or mobility scooter. The platforms can be accessed by ramps. Tram tickets can be bought in the tram or at the GVB shop at Amsterdam Central Station.

Tram 26 departs between 06:30 AM (morning) until 00:30 in the night.