Sarphatipark Apartment 15 Amsterdam

Advantageously located in a modern building of De Pijp district, the self catering accommodation fashionably and conveniently lodges up to 2 guests, ensuring all the uttermost facilities for an unforgettable sojourn in the centre of Amsterdam

This charming, minimalistic and exquisitely functional self catering studio is magnificently decorated with a touch of essential, unique flavor. The overall is abundantly illuminated by large windows, the latter allowing a nice, warm light during daytime, enhancing the discreet features that characterize the dwelling, brightly reflected by white clean cut walls and ample, immaculate high ceilings.

The living area is sufficiently large, fitted out with two dark shade couches facing a low, compact chest of drawers on top of which a nice flatscreen TV is placed.

The adjoining dining area comprises a table with two seatings and lies opposite to the kitchen corner, the latter equipped with all the necessary implements you may possibly desire, all aimed at preparing a perfect, delicious lunch, breakfast or dinner.

Just aside the kitchen’s worktop, an ample wardrobe will guarantee more than enough room for your belongings and your clothes, while the bathroom is tidy, highly hygienic and intimate, providing a shower box, a washbasin and a toilet.

The beautiful, suggestive neighborhood of De Pijp extends along the western side of the Amstel, boasting the most beautiful tree lined promenades of the river’s banks, lying not far from all the most important monuments, museums and landmarks of Amsterdam’s historical centre.

Albert Cuypstraat’s market is without any doubt the most renowned open-air bazaar in the whole city. Taking place every day right in the core of the XIX century De Pijp district, this blast of colors and fragrances offers an amazing quantity of traditional, organic and exotic groceries, delightfully displayed on large and perennially busy stands.

The Dam Square and the Royal Palace can be easily reached in few minutes by public transportation, mainly tram, while the nearby Flower Market or the Canal Belt can be even reached by foot in less that 15 minutes.
The Rijksmuseum overlooks the immense Museumplein, defining the northern borders of the quarter, while the more effervescent and cheerful Rembrandt Square lies at few steps from the upper side of the area.

Be sure you pay a visit to the Heineken Experience, a fun way to discover how the most famous beer in the world has been - and still is - produced.
At a stone’s throw from the apartment lies the tranquil and relaxing Sarphatipark, perfect for long picnics with friends during the long summer days.