Sarphatipark Apartment 12 Amsterdam

A stylish studio apartment sleeps up to two people in De Pijp area in southern Amsterdam near many tourist attractions, restaurants and the famous Albert Cuyp Market.

This cosy short stay apartment has been designed to offer a stylish décor with a modern colour scheme, a simple layout and a functional usage. You can get both comfort and practicality here while on your short leisure or business stay in Amsterdam. The walls are painted white while some furniture is grey and floors are finished with light laminate. Included in the furnishings is a double bed which allows for up to two people to enjoy this space. Great for storage are the bedside cabinets and double wardrobe where you can store your luggage and shopping. The kitchen has a number of useful functions which make this apartment a great self-catering alternative to a hotel. There are also a few cabinets where you can keep your groceries, some of which you can even pick up from the nearby Albert Cuyp Market. There is also a small dining table with two chairs, an arm chair and a rug over the floor. The large windows are a perfect feature as they allow in much natural light that creates a very fresh ambiance every morning when the curtains are undrawn.

Important notice:

The pictures shown are not of this actual studio apartment. The pictures are of another studio apartment from our inventory with an almost identical lay out and furnishings to give a fair idea of the eventual look and feel. The actual pictures will be uploaded as soon as possible, while this studio apartment is currently being decorated.

This comfortable short stay apartment has a great setting in De Pijp area which is just outside of the main Canal Belt. This is a great place to stay in as it is away from the main hustle and bustle but close enough to enjoy all that Amsterdam’s city centre has on offer. Only a short walk away is the Albert Cuyp Market, Marie Heinekenplein, Amstel River and the Heineken Experience. The main city centre around Dam Square is only fifteen to twenty minutes away by tram from Ceintuurbaan street just around the corner. When at Dam Square you can walk over to the Red Light District or China Town, visit the New Church, take pictures of the Royal Palace and National Monument, shop as Magna Plaza and De Bijenkorf, or stroll down Damrak for souvenir shops and restaurants. On Damrak you have the small boat harbour where you can jump on a canal boat tour to admire the beautiful canals as you traverse through the main city centre. One of the best ways of getting around Amsterdam is on a bike and there are a number of rental companies in the city including the one just outside of the central station.