Gallery

Living room

The living room with wood stove, set up for dinner.

Rooftop terrace

The small rooftop terrace above the water of the Lindengracht.

Tiny galley

The tiny galley where the catering team gets to work.

Canal side

The view of the Lindengracht from the windows and deck.

Eva R.

“We didn't want a hall dressed up for the occasion, and this was exactly that: a real living room with a wood stove that stayed lit all weekend. With twenty-five guests it felt like a house party, not an event.”

Milan de V.

“Sanne Dijkstra lived here herself for years and you feel it in every detail, right down to the narrow staircase to the roof terrace. She replied the same day to every question we had, even the odd ones.”

Noor B.

“The rooftop terrace is small, so with forty guests you're standing close together. We actually liked that, but anyone looking for room to move shouldn't come here.”

Casper V.

“The galley really is tiny, our caterer had to plan carefully to get everything ready on time. It worked out fine in the end, but expect some improvising.”

Julia M.

“The windows looking out over the Lindengracht gave the whole party a feeling of coming home, exactly as Sanne intended when she converted the boat. Small and personal, just how we wanted it.”