Albert Cuypstraat, Amsterdam, Nederland Amsterdam e.o., Nederland

Renovated and spacious 3 room (2 bedroom) apartment in a quiet place in the cozy PIJP.
The apartment is suitable for home-sharing.

The property has a spacious living room at the front and large kitchen at the rear, situated on the 3rd floor of the building.

On the upper attic floor are the 2 bedrooms as well as the bathroom with walk-in shower, bathtub and 2nd toilet.

The property is located on the Albert Cuypstraat in the part where the market is not. The daily market is only 150 meters away.

The property is located in the car-free quiet part of the Pijp. The Albert Cuyp market is the beating heart of the Pijp. Besides – apparently the largest and most visited day market in Europe – the Cuyp is also the center of entertainment in De Pijp.

Around the Cuyp you will find many cafés, restaurants, shops and boutiques. The various approach routes have all developed their own appeal and character.

There are: the bustling Sarphatipark – which is full of locals in the summer – and the catering squares; the Gerard Douplein and the Marie Heinekenplein. The Rijksmuseum, the Stedelijk and Van Gogh Museum are all within a short walking distance.

When you rent this property you can apply for a parking permit for parking in the newly built underground parking garage Boerenwetering at just 100 meters distance.

There is also an underground bicycle shed at your disposal.

Public transportation is excellent.
The location and accessibility are of course unprecedented, with the North-South line around the corner.

The apartment is easily accessible with the new Noord Zuidlijn.
De Pijp station is only a 3-minute walk away, meaning that Central Station and Amsterdam South can be reached within 5-10 minutes.

The A10 ring road is easily accessible via S109, parking is public, there are no to small waiting times for a parking permit.
There are 600 parking spaces in the Boerenwetering parking garage, 100 meters away.

Spacious apartment ideally located on the 3rd and 4th (top) floor of a monument from 1900.