Sarphatipark 122-21073 ED AmsterdamVan der Helstpleinbuurt

This well-proportioned three-level upper residence of approximately two hundred sixty-five square metres is located along the Sarphatipark in De Pijp. The home features a bright living area, a functional kitchen, five bedrooms and two bathrooms. Three balconies and a generous roof terrace of approximately thirty square metres create a pleasant connection with the outdoors. A well-maintained upper residence on freehold land, situated in an attractive and sought-after neighbourhood. Tour The residence is arranged across three full living levels and a generous roof terrace, with each floor offering a direct connection to the outdoors. The brightest level is designed as an open living space with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area centred around the fireplace, opening onto a south-facing terrace. The second floor comprises three rooms with a multifunctional layout, suitable as workrooms, guest rooms or additional bedrooms, complemented by a pantry and a second bathroom. The third floor serves as the sleeping level, offering three bedrooms and a comfortably appointed bathroom. The roof terrace of over thirty square metres provides open views and abundant sunlight, giving the home a pleasant balance of space, light and comfort. What the residents will miss “Through several renovations, we’ve been able to enhance that loft-like feeling over the years. The bold, full-height steel fireplace remains one of those features that still gives us a wow-moment. We also love the many spacious rooms — whether we’re sleeping, working or making music.” Neighbourhood The apartment is located in Amsterdam Zuid, in the most sought-after and peaceful part of De Pijp. The neighbourhood was developed in the late nineteenth century to provide housing for newcomers who moved to the capital for work. In 1886, Freddy Heineken’s father opened the Heineken Brewery here. The first workers’ homes, built around the Albert Cuypstraat, were constructed quickly and economically. Later, moving toward the Diamantbuurt, Berlage added residences in the Amsterdam School style. It is said that the neighbourhood owes its name to its long, straight streets, reminiscent of the shape of a pipe. De Pijp is known for its lively atmosphere and numerous cafés and eateries, all within walking distance. The Albert Cuyp Market and the Sarphatipark shape much of the neighbourhood’s energy. Artists and writers such as Piet Mondriaan, Carel Willink and Gerard Reve lived and worked here. The mixed and dynamic population attracted countless cafés and small restaurants to the area. Today, the neighbourhood is often referred to as the Quartier Latin of Amsterdam, still characterised by a wide variety of restaurants such as Samuel’s, Badcuyp, Impero Romano and the French Arles or Caron. Along the Van Woustraat you will find an extensive selection of eateries from all corners of the world. Details • Living area approximately two hundred sixty-five square metres • Three balconies • Roof terrace of approximately thirty square metres with panoramic views • Located along the Sarphatipark • Freehold land • Energy label C • Homeowners’ association self-managed • Situated within a municipally protected cityscape