Description
*ENGLISH*
On the Ceintuurbaan, we offer this furnished apartment with one bedroom and a south-east-facing balcony.
LAYOUT
Through the communal entrance, you reach the apartment on the second floor. At the front is the living room with an adjoining office room. In the middle is the open kitchen, equipped with a refrigerator, oven-microwave combination, dishwasher and induction hob. At the rear of the apartment is the bedroom, which can be closed off with glass sliding doors with stained glass. The bedroom has a double bed and a large wardrobe. Adjacent to the bedroom is the walk-in closet. The bedroom provides access to the balcony, which faces south-east. The bathroom is accessed via the hall and is fitted with a bath/shower, toilet, washbasin, washing machine and dryer.
AREA
De Pijp is perhaps the most characteristic neighborhood of Amsterdam, with origins dating back to the late 19th century.
Today,it is a popular and diverse district, known for its numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants. A significant historical moment was the opening of the Heineken Brewery in 1886 by Freddy Heineken's father, which put the neighborhood on the international map. The vibrancy of De Pijp is also defined by the famous Albert Cuyp Market and the nearby Sarphatipark. The area has a rich cultural history and was once home to artists and writers such as Piet Mondrian, Carel Willink, and Gerard Reve. This creative legacy is still evident in the many cafes and dining spots in the area. De Pijp is easily accessible by public transport. Thanks to the North-South Line and various tram connections, you can quickly reach other parts of the city. By car, you can reach the A10 ring road or the A2 and A1 motorways within minutes.
STREET NAME
Ceintuurbaan, dating from 1902, was intended to be the ring road of Amsterdam with its thirty-meter width, connecting the new neighborhoods outside the canal belt. Eventually, only the section between Boerenwetering and the Amstel retained this name. At the end of the 19th century, Mayor Alexander Boers of the then municipality of Nieuwer Amstel (now Amstelveen since 1964) commissioned the construction of the Ceintuurbaan to create a much-needed connection across the Binnendijksche Buitenvelderse Polder.
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