Furnished Apartments for Rent in De Pijp
De Pijp · Amsterdam · Neighbourhood Guide
De Pijp is where Amsterdam professionals actually want to live. The Albert Cuyp Market runs six days a week, the streets around Sarphatipark are dense with independent cafés and restaurants, and the Noord/Zuidlijn metro puts Zuidas and Centraal within ten minutes of your front door.
Our furnished apartments in De Pijp are built for corporate clients, tech professionals, and expats who need a proper base. Every home is let on a residential tenancy agreement for an indefinite period. You can give one calendar month's notice once the initial period in your agreement has passed. When you move in, you register in the BRP at the address.
Every apartment arrives fully furnished and ready to live in from day one. Whether your employer is relocating you or you are managing your own move, our monthly rentals in Amsterdam De Pijp remove the friction that makes this housing market so punishing for newcomers.
The Neighbourhood
Living in De Pijp: What to Expect
Built in the 1870s as a workers' quarter and long known as Amsterdam's Latin Quarter, De Pijp has kept its long, narrow streets and gained one of the best food scenes in the Netherlands. It sits directly south of the canal ring, so you get genuine neighbourhood life — greengrocers, bakeries, weekday routines — without giving up walking distance to the centre. For expat housing, that balance is hard to beat.
The pace here suits people who work hard during the day and want somewhere real to come back to. Mornings mean coffee on Frans Halsstraat or a run around Sarphatipark; evenings mean a table at one of a few hundred restaurants within a ten-minute walk. It is lively without being a party district, and the crowds largely keep to the north side of the Singelgracht.
Eat & Drink
- Albert Cuyp Market — fresh produce, stroopwafels, flowers
- Gerard Douplein and Frans Halsstraat café terraces
- Surinamese, Syrian, Japanese and Italian kitchens side by side
Green Space
- Sarphatipark — the neighbourhood's living room
- Amstel river paths for running and cycling
- Vondelpark, 15 minutes by bike
Everyday Life
- Supermarkets, gyms and pharmacies on nearly every block
- Heineken Experience and De Pijp's gallery scene
- Weekly rhythm of a residential district
Getting Around
Commuting from De Pijp
De Pijp station on the Noord/Zuidlijn (metro 52) changed everything for professionals living here. Zuidas — Amsterdam's financial and legal district — is two stops away. Trams 3, 4, 12 and 24 cross the neighbourhood, and most of the city is quicker by bike than by car.
| Destination | Route | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Zuidas (business district) | M52 to Station Zuid | ~8 min |
| Amsterdam Centraal | M52 direct | ~9 min |
| Schiphol Airport | M52 + train from Zuid | ~25 min |
| Museumplein | Walk or tram 3 / 12 | ~12 min |
| Leidseplein | Tram 24 / bike | ~10 min |
💡 Registration Matters More Than You Think
You register in the BRP at the address within five days of moving in. We send you the instructions before your tenancy starts. Your BSN follows from registration. That's your citizen service number, and it unlocks Dutch banking, healthcare and payroll, so it's the first thing to sort out once you have the keys. Our BRP registration guide walks you through it.
Housing
Corporate and Expat Rentals in De Pijp
Our expat rentals in Amsterdam De Pijp are designed around the practical requirements of international professionals and the HR teams who arrange housing on their behalf. Corporate rentals in Amsterdam should reduce admin, not create it, so everything below comes as standard, on one monthly invoice.
Compact studios near the market suit solo relocations; one- and two-bedroom apartments give tenants proper separation between living and working space. Whatever the layout, the move-in is identical: inspected, professionally cleaned, and ready to work from on day one.
All-Inclusive Utilities
Energy, water, high-speed internet and municipal charges bundled into one predictable monthly invoice. Simple for expense reporting and corporate rental budgets.
Furnished Workspaces
A proper desk, comfortable chair and fast Wi-Fi in every apartment, so remote and hybrid work starts on move-in day, not after a trip to a furniture store.
BRP Registration
You register at the address when you move in.
Common Questions
De Pijp Rentals: Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the monthly rent?
Everything you need to live and work: full furnishing, energy, water, high-speed internet, municipal charges and a dedicated workspace — on a single monthly invoice.
How well connected is De Pijp for commuting?
Very. Metro 52 from De Pijp station reaches Zuidas in around 8 minutes and Amsterdam Centraal in around 9. Schiphol Airport is roughly 25 minutes door to door via Station Zuid.
Is there a rent reduction?
Yes, two. Agree a four-month initial period and your monthly rent is 10% lower for the whole tenancy. Tenancies starting between 1 November and 28 February have a 10% lower monthly rent for the whole tenancy. Both apply together when you qualify for both.
Do I register with the municipality?
You register in the BRP at the address within five days of moving in. We send you the instructions before your tenancy starts. Your BSN follows from registration.
When can I give notice?
Every home is let on a residential tenancy agreement for an indefinite period. You can give one calendar month's notice once the initial period in your agreement has passed.
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