Apartments @ 77 on Independence  Verified Listing

Apartments @ 77 on Independence encompasses two apartments Unit 46 and Unit 130, both modern accommodations located in Windhoek's vibrant Central Business District. Guests enjoy convenient access to key attractions, situated 1 km from Parliament Garden and 200 meters from the National Theatre Namibia, 600 meters from Alte Feste Museum and less than 1 km from the National Theatre.

Each apartment boasts stunning city views and is ideal for both short and extended stays.

Apartment Unit 46 and Apartment Unit 130 both offer a well-appointed and comfortable living space for guests. Each unit comes with a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with a shower, ensuring convenience for self-catering stays. Both units feature flat-screen TVs for entertainment and provide access to an outdoor swimming pool and a gym, adding a relaxing touch to the stay.

Additionally, the units are air-conditioned, ensuring comfort during warmer months, and come with free Wi-Fi and secured parking, enhancing guest convenience and security. These amenities ensure a pleasant and seamless experience for all guests.

The units are conveniently located near popular attractions, including the Warehouse Theatre, the National Museum of Namibia, and the Windhoek railway station. Eros Airport is easily accessible, with both units just 6 km away from the domestic airport, making these apartments excellent choices for travelers eager to explore the wonders of Windhoek.

Apartment Unit 130
* Wi-Fi
* TV
* DSTV / Satellite TV
* Sitting area
* Air-conditioning
* Desk
* Dining table
* City view
* Bathroom amenities
* Shower only
* Washing machine
* Coffee/tea facilities
* Refrigerator
* Microwave
* Full kitchen
* Oven

Apartment Unit 46
* Wi-Fi
* Non-smoking
* TV
* DSTV / Satellite TV
* Sitting area
* Air-conditioning
* Desk
* Dining table
* City view
* Bathroom amenities
* Shower only
* Refrigerator
* Microwave
* Full kitchen
* Toaster
* Oven

Windhoek, meaning "windy corner" in Afrikaans, is the capital of Namibia, situated at the geographical centre of the country. Originally inhabited by the San (Bushmen), the area saw the settlement of the Orlam, descendants of Dutch settlers, around 1850 due to its hot springs.

The town developed with the construction of a large stone church by the Boers, but conflicts between the Nama and Herero peoples led to its destruction by 1873. In 1884, it became a German Protectorate, and in 1890, Windhoek was officially founded when Captain Curt von Francois designated it as the administrative centre. After World War I, Windhoek came under South African control, during which infrastructure improved but racial segregation policies continued. Following Namibia's independence in 1990, the city experienced a cultural and political revival.

Today, Windhoek retains its colonial charm with German influences evident in its cuisine and architecture, serving as the economic hub of Namibia and attracting an annual population growth of approximately 12,000 residents. Key attractions include the Christuskirche, Tintenpalast, and several museums, making Windhoek a vital centre for tourism and commerce in the region.

* Secured parking
* Gym
* Free parking
* Outdoor Pool
* WIFI

* The Windhoek Railway Station
* Statue of Curt von Francois
* Fort Francois - Khomas Hochland
* Alte Feste - Robert Mugabe Avenue
* Gibeon Meteorites - Post Street Mall
* Kudu Statue