Sarphatipark Apartment 9

A contemporary studio apartment sleeps up to two people and is situated in southern Amsterdam in the Pijp area near the Albert Cuyp Market and Amstel River.

This is an attractive short stay apartment which has been fitted with some great furnishings. You can be sure to feel very comfortable here amongst the modern décor and neutral colour scheme. The double bed allows for two people to live here during a short stay in Amsterdam. There is a double wardrobe and bedside cabinets where you can store luggage or any new things you’ve picked up along your travels, perhaps from the nearby Albert Cuyp Market. The apartment floor has been kitted out with tiles and laminate flooring and the large windows have full length drapes. The large windows are great for allowing in natural daylight and for people watching over the street outside while sipping your morning tea or coffee. There is a small modern kitchen which is well fitted for a short stay and a dining table for two where you can enjoy breakfast before setting out on your Amsterdam adventures. The apartment also comes with a bathroom which is fitted with a toilet, sink and shower.

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 modern short stay apartment enjoys a great location just outside of the Canal Belt within an area called De Pijp. This is a cosmopolitan part of Amsterdam with many shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Within ten minutes on foot you can be at Amsterdam’s most popular market the Albert Cuyp Market which is a hit amongst locals and tourists alike. On from the market is the Ferdinand Bolstraat which has many restaurants and leads you north onto Stadhouderskade where you will find the Heineken Experience which was once the Heineken Brewery but is now a popular tour museum. It takes only fifteen to twenty minutes via tram to get to the central Dam Square around where there are many tourist attractions such as the Red Light District, the Old Church, the Royal Palace and Madam Tussauds wax museum. You can also shop in this area at Kalverstraat, Nieuwendijk, Magna Plaza and de Bijenkorf. If you enjoy visiting museums then you will be happy at the Museumplein where you can visit the Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum and the Rijksmuseum.