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Light apartment in vibrant central neighbourhood
Light apartment in the Pijp, with the living area on the third floor and the bedrooms on the second floor. 2 French Balconies and two larger balconies at the back.
Listing Overview
Property
- Bedrooms 2
- Sleeping Capacity 3
- Bathrooms 2
- Living Area 79 m2
- Total Area m2
House rules
- Small children are welcome No
- Pets are welcome No
- Non-smoking house Yes
- Pet care wanted Yes
- Car necessary No
Exchange dates
| Exchange dates | Length of stay (nb of days) | Flexible |
|---|---|---|
| Always open for exchange | ||
| July 05, 2026 - August 15, 2026 | 7 days | No |
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We are looking to exchange with intervac friends in Ireland for the summer of 2026. |
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Exchange periods
Always open for exchange
| Earliest date | Latest date | Length of stay (nb of days) | Flexible dates | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Exchange period
1
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Earliest date
2026/07/05
July 05, 2026
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Latest date
2026/08/15
August 15, 2026
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Length of stay (nb of days)
7
Days
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Flexible dates
No
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Neighborhood
About the neighborhood
We live only a five minute walk from the stately Museum Square and the lively Albert Cuyp Market. It is very easy to get to by public transport. Central station is a 10 minute tram ride or a 7 minute metro ride
The city center is within walking distance.
The nearest supermarkets are only 3 minutes away, but our favourite shop is the organic shop. The area is really known as the "Quartier Latin" of Amsterdam, with its many cafes and restaurants. There are many little trendy shops as well.
There is an very beautiful historic indoor swimming pool, open to public, called het Zuiderbad...worth a try.
Nearest Airport: Schiphol Airport
House amenities
Vehicles included in exchange
- Use/Exchange of car 0
- Number of bicycles 2
- Number of children's bicycles 0
- Number of electrical bicycles 0
- Use of boat 0
House essentials
House features
Instruments
Accessibility
References
The house is an original from the 1870s and so you feel instantly like a local resident when you enter Annelets and Marcels home. The area is supernice, with lots of cafés, restaurants and shops — but without the touristy insanity of the inner boroughs of Amsterdam. We strolled through the streets or discovered the city by bike, went to museums (many are nearby) and enjoyed the little neighbourhood park a lot. We recommend a home exchange to Amsterdam and with Annelet and Marcel!
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Member since
2015
- 7 Exchanges made
I remember doing Intervac house exchanges with my parents when I was a teenager. I really enjoyed the stay in residential houses in Rome and Paris, making me feel as if I was one of the locals, rather than a tourist.
We love reading, traveling, hiking and Amsterdam. We lived in Australia for half a year, like a sabbatical, and the kids attended the local school and learned to speak English real well. After a while, however, we started missing lively and vibrant Amsterdam.
We live in the centre, within walking distance of the Rijks-, van Gogh and Stedelijk Museum. Around the corner is the Albert Cuyp market. Our area, de Pijp, is known for its numerous restaurants and cafes.
Annelet works as an English teacher in a bilingual school, Marcel has his own secondhand bookshop on the Albert Cuyp market. In our spare time we both like to read and go to the cinema. Marcel is an passionate caver and Annelet is a keen rower.
Both children have left the nest ( to study in Delft and Maastricht). They won't be travelling with us, but might want to visit us.
Destination Wishlist
- Ireland
