Sarphatipark Apartment 4 Amsterdam

This classy and warm studio apartment is a perfect place for up to two persons in search of comfortable accommodation in the exciting area of De Pijp – the Latin Quarter of Amsterdam.

Enjoying an inviting mood underlined by the selection of warm hues contrasting with the authority of plain black and white elements of furnishing, the interiors create an exciting atmosphere of stylish eclecticism and functional convenience at the same time.

Swiftly combining the brightness of natural daylight with the darker tones of the featured furniture, the big-windowed daily area comes with a large double bed, two bedside tables and lamps, a large wardrobe, a designer armchair and a TV-DVD set for some home entertainment should you decide to stay in and have a lazy afternoon.

Opposite the bed, right next to the TV-DVD set there is a dining table complete with a set of comfortable chairs and further in the back you’ll find a modern kitchen section supplied with all the practical amenities that might be expected from a modern-day kitchenette. The apartment also includes a fresh bathroom fitted with a sink, toilet and shower.

Important information: Please note the pictures shown are not of this actual apartment. The pictures represent another studio apartment from our offer with almost identical layout and furnishing pattern, so as to give a fair idea of the actual look of this particular apartment. The actual pictures will be uploaded as soon as possible, while this studio apartment is currently being decorated.

Enjoying a quick access to the Museumplein, De Weteringschans, Frederiksplein, Vondelpark, Amstel river and the strict centre of the city by means of the easily-available public transport - buses, trams and metro (Wibautstraat), as well as providing its guests with a range of fantastic local attractions, the apartment is bound to make your stay in Amsterdam a truly worthy experience.

De Pijp is also named the ‘Latin Quarter’ by the locals. Formerly a working class district, today it is known as a melting pot for many different cultures and nationalities. It is a place where all generations meet, virtually from every walk of life, and this makes it really fresh, vibrant, colourful and special.

The first thing you may notice on your way to explore the surroundings is the lovely Sarphatipark. Step inside and enjoy a moment in a tranquil setting, with stimulating greenery and soothing lake in the background. Having your batteries recharged, you’re ready to move on – to the Albert Cuypmarkt with its breathtaking number of over 100 shops and stalls; the offer ranges from food to textiles and cosmetics, so you will surely find something worth your interest.

Another thing which actually should make it to the list of interests of anyone coming to Amsterdam is the Heineken Experience museum, established upon the bedrock of the former brewery. It offers an insight into 246 years of the brand’s history, as well as many unusual items used in the brewing business.