Last three units Available the project Amsterdam Sloterdijk II project .
Currently, only the following units are still Available:
Unit 16
Unit 24
Unit 32
These are intermediate units offered for €395,000, Inclusive of purchaser's costs, excluding VAT. These units are three-story and have a total size of 159 m², including two parking spaces. The permit for this project already project granted and construction is in full swing.
Unity Sloterdijk II consists of 57 sustainable (yet to be realized) commercial units located in a prominent location. These multifunctional and energy-efficient units are ideal for entrepreneurs who need office or storage space in addition to a workshop or studio. The project realized on the Sloterdijk III Oost industrial estate, close to major roads and various amenities. Thanks to its location near the Westrandweg (the extension of the A5), the site is easily accessible from the A5, A9, and A10 motorways.
The units are constructed with high-quality materials in accordance with the latest building regulations and are both maintenance-friendly and energy-efficient, both inside and out. The units can be laid out and finished according to your own wishes, in accordance with the applicable zoning plan, of course. A detailed technical description is Available the brochure for this project.
Inquire about current Availability, drawings, and leasehold documents.
Unity Amsterdam Sloterdijk II consists of five buildings:
Building A – units 1 to 6
Building B – units 7 to 22
Building C – units 23 to 38
Building D – units 39 to 44
Building E – units 45 to 57
Every building has corner and intermediate units.
delivery level
Each unit is equipped with:
• Connections to the meter cupboard for electricity, water, and data
• Wooden, unfinished open staircase with handrail and balustrade
• Ventilation grilles in the window frames
• A front door with a three-point lock
• A mailbox
• Possibility for advertising
• Overhead door approximately three meters high
• Preparation for sewer connection
• Paving
• Private parking space(s)
Good to know:
• 57 flexible units between 84 m² and 159 m² GFA
• Homeowners' association management by Amstarr VVE Beheer
• Sustainable and energy efficient
• Bus stop approximately 15 minutes' walk away
• Motorway connections: A5, A9, A1, A10
• 1-2 private parking spaces per unit
• Excellent accessibility, also for loading and unloading
• Space for solar panels
• Gas-free
• Restaurants: 200 meters
• Recreation: 2 kilometers
location
Unity Sloterdijk II is being built at Baionen 6 on the Sloterdijk III Oost business park. The location is easily accessible:
• Thanks to its location near Westrandweg, the A5, A9, and A10 motorways are just a few minutes away by car.
• Connexxion bus line 382 takes you to Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station in about 10 minutes; the nearest stop is about a 15-minute walk away and the bus runs every 10 minutes.
• Each unit has one or two private parking spaces.
1063 JN Amsterdam
Serifoglu café & patisserie
Serigolfu is a Turkish patisserie where the most beautiful pastries and cookies are made. Serifolgu's adventure began in 1989 when they wanted to make Turkish baklava more widely known. They eventually ended up in Amsterdam, where they now have several branches and continue to prepare traditional delicacies. The secret of Serigolfu lies in the excellent ingredients and refined techniques they use to make their pastries. Serigolfu is a patisserie with class!
1063 KR Amsterdam
Tangier Market
At Tanger Mark, they offer a unique diversity with products from more than 100 countries. Whether it concerns ingredients for a Dutch stamppot or Moroccan harira soup, Tanger Markt has everything. In addition to the wide range of country-specific products, Tanger Markt is known for its unparalleled freshness, ranging from juicy fruit to Mediterranean olives and tender lamb. For lovers of fresh produce, Tanger Markt is the destination.
1068 MJ Amsterdam
Giel Imming
Giel Imming has had loyal fans buying his bread for twenty years. The bakery is known for its tasty wholemeal bread with sunflower seeds and flaxseed, and for the warm people who work in the shop. The 'Amsterdam bread' is also popular and has crazy names such as De Jordanees (a dark multigrain bread with caramel sugar, nuts and raisins), De Damrakker (red-brown with extra pumpkin and sunflower seeds) and Rooie Sien (an extra dark multigrain bread).
1065 AZ Amsterdam
Ulmus Bakery
At Ulmus Bakkerij, they bake quite a bit; from the most delicious sourdough breads to detailed pastries. A new order list is published online every week showing what will be baked. You can then place your order and pick it up at the Espressofabriek. The baker duo Yoeri and Elin try to find the best locally grown, organic ingredients they can get for their baked goods.
1055 EN Amsterdam
Al Maghrib Bakery
This Moroccan family bakery has been baking delicious bread and pastries since 2005. With a wide range of products, this place has become a real neighborhood bakery with returning customers. In Moroccan culture, bread is an important part of a hot meal, with white bread mixed with semolina and brown bread made from whole wheat.
1069 DR Amsterdam
Tangier market
At Tanger Mark, they offer a unique diversity with products from more than 100 countries. Whether it concerns ingredients for a Dutch stamppot or Moroccan harira soup, Tanger Markt has everything. In addition to the wide range of country-specific products, Tanger Markt is known for its unparalleled freshness, ranging from juicy fruit to Mediterranean olives and tender lamb. For lovers of fresh produce, Tanger Markt is the destination.
1055 EC Amsterdam
Flour
Farine is Mitchel Charles' French bakery. He moved from England to Amsterdam just before Brexit and combined his background as a chef and barista here. After years at Coffee & Coconuts, he decided to create his own place, offering French classics that, according to regular customers, taste just like home. Charles sees the business as his personal project, from the bright blue façade to the timeless design, in which he brings together his love of branding and craftsmanship. In the bakery, everything revolves around quality, with butter from France, flour from regenerative agriculture, and coffee from Un.common, carefully selected after visits to several roasters.
1065 JA Amsterdam
Little India
In this supermarket you will find an abundance of spices, legumes, vegetables, fruit and rice. You will also find a range of Indian snacks, such as mithai, samosas and Haldirams products. In addition, they offer various types of ghee, shaved ginger and kitchen utensils to prepare authentic dishes at home. For convenience, they also have a webshop where you can order.
1057 CA Amsterdam
The Mercator Market
The MercatorMarkt is known as the tastiest and sweetest market in De Baarsjes, and we understand why. It is a genuine neighborhood market where local residents can sell their own goods, and otherwise it is a small business with a good story. There is theater for young and old, various workshops, and a merry-go-round for the children. Their goal is to create a sustainable, high-quality market that the neighborhood can rely on. Well worth a visit!
1063 JN Amsterdam
Antep Kebab
Antep Kebap is part of Serifoglu, which also has a patisserie and café. With the opening of Antep Kebap, Serifoglu wanted to create a place where people could try delicious meat dishes from Ottoman cuisine. At this location on Slotermeerlaan, they make the best Adana Kebap, Tavuk Sis, and Kuzu Sis, among other things. The delicious dishes are prepared in the traditional way on a charcoal grill, giving the meat a delicious smoky flavor.
1068 TC Amsterdam
Eethuis Rose
At Eethuis Rose, you can enjoy delicious Surinamese-Hindustani food. Discover various roti variations, but also unique options such as kwie kwie and moksi alesi. At Eethuis Rose, the beloved Surinamese-Hindustani kwie kwie is in the spotlight, served with rice, kouseband, pickles, and finely chopped madame jeanette. On Saturdays, the menu shines with Surinamese krak masala. Finish with homemade dawet and don't forget to take some sambal or chutney home with you.
1068 GC Amsterdam
Artisani
For burger lovers, Artisani is one of the absolute best. There is a choice of six homemade burgers made from halal meat and a vegetarian option. You can also enjoy Artisani's signature hot dogs and fries with all kinds of sauces.
1068 EZ Amsterdam
Kaddour Butcher Shop
At Kaddour, they have a wide range of artisanal fresh meat and charcuterie. The range offers pure and honest quality meat, both local and worldwide, including Dutch meat, exclusive Halal Wagyu, refined John Dee beef from Australia and flavorful Maimoa lamb from New Zealand. Butcher Kaddour has been known for excellent quality for over 35 years, with recipes passed down through generations. Discover the healthy, animal-friendly approach and enjoy hand-knotted roasts, gourmet and barbecue packages, artisanal meats and the well-known chicken grill sausage sandwich.
1056 DJ Amsterdam
MasMais Taqueria
MasMais started as a barbecue with friends in the park. After a successful pop-up adventure, it was time for a permanent location: a next-generation taqueria and bar in Amsterdam-West! During her visits to Mexico, she learned most of the taco and salsa recipes. She try to stay true to the bold flavors they encountered on the streets and in the markets. That's whyevery taco starts with a warm, soft, freshly pressed corn tortilla.
Terrace music
This pleasant, somewhat hidden spot is located in the middle of the green Erasmus Park, where you can escape the city and enjoy breakfast, lunch, and drinks. They work with the best and most enjoyable local suppliers. In addition, various clinics and live music are organized. In the summer, there is the Erasmus Culinary Festival.
1055 EC Amsterdam
No Man's Art Gallery
No Man’s Art Gallery began in 2011 as a traveling pop-up gallery providing access to foreign art markets for artists early in their careers. Between 2011 and 2022, various pop-ups were held around the world. In 2018, the gallery opened a permanent space in Bos & Lommer, which also houses a bar/restaurant. The gallery has an international exhibition program with a specific focus on emerging contemporary art. No Man’s Art Gallery KIOSK recently opened in Amsterdam, a space with a project program.
1055 ED Amsterdam
Friedhats FUKU café
FUKU is the very first café of Friedhats; a micro coffee roastery in Amsterdam. The business was set up by friends Lex Wenneker and Dylan Sedgwick. Lex is a multiple barista champion and has been working full-time in the coffee business for eight years, Dylan is from Australia and has worked in London for a long time at all kinds of coffee events. Together they realized their dream with their own roastery and café where they roast and serve the best quality coffee. Sustainability is very important to Friedhats and they are constantly working on improving their products. At café FUKU you can not only enjoy a delicious espresso or cappuccino but also a fresh beer or wine.
1055 RB Amsterdam
Lupe
Pedro & Juan Mouneu, two brothers from Mexico City, missed the authentic Mexican flavor in Amsterdam. With Lupe, named after the Mexican patron saint, they bring a Mexican eatery to Amsterdam where authentic dishes and drinks come together. The brothers ran restaurant Los Pilones in the city center for 20 years, mainly catering to tourists. With Lupe, they want to offer a more local and neighborhood-oriented experience. The staff has a Mexican background, and guests can enjoy a menu of delicious snacks to share, such as enchiladas, tortillas with beans and spicy shrimp, and ceviche. The menu changes with the seasons. Lupe also offers weekend brunch dishes such as huevos rancheros and chilaquiles, which the owners say are ideal for soothing a hangover.
1056 BW Amsterdam
Daan sandwich
Broodje Daan is a cozy sandwich shop with timeless prices that welcomes a diverse crowd. From 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on weekdays, you can enjoy a sandwich and freshly brewed coffee at attractive prices. The sandwiches are named after their creators, such as the Bouwmaat XL Burgers, designed by the men from the hardware store. Even the shop dog Buddy has his own creation. The shop also attracts regular customers, including 'Mrs. Pindakaas', who enjoys her peanut butter sandwich every day. Daan knows his customers through and through, follows their routines, and shares daily moments of laughter.
1056 EG Amsterdam
White label coffee
White Label Coffee is a coffee brand with several coffee shops in Amsterdam. They roast their own coffee, placing importance on quality, transparency, and collaboration throughout the entire coffee process. The location in West is a kind of open living room where you can sit back and relax with a cup of coffee. The shop has a minimalist design with vintage interior. They offer coffee from different origins, which the baristas prepare for you with love. You can also order treats to go with your coffee, and there are various vegan milk options.
1064 GV Amsterdam
Van Eesteren Museum
The Van Eesteren Museum is a real neighborhood museum that is run by volunteers from the neighborhood. The focus of this museum is on the post-war architecture and art of Amsterdam. The museum is named after urban planner Cornelis van Eesteren, whose cultural-historical heritage of post-war urban development can be found in the museum. In the Van Eesteren Pavilion, permanent exhibitions can be seen in combination with temporary displays, and in the open-air museum you can learn more about the core principles of Van Eesteren through walks; light, air and space.
1055 DT Amsterdam
Stage Mosaic
Podium Mozaïek is a metropolitan theater with a café-restaurant in Amsterdam West, located in the former Pniëlkerk on Bos en Lommerweg. Podium Mozaïek's program is for young and old and offers theater, music, comedy, spoken word storytelling, dance, and all possible crossovers between them from home and abroad. The Café serves a Mediterranean-inspired menu consisting of various changing seasonal dishes.
1055 RA Amsterdam
No Man's Art Gallery
No Man’s Art Gallery began as a traveling pop-up gallery with the mission of providing emerging artists with access to foreign art markets. In 2018, NMAG moved into a permanent space in Bos & Lommer, which houses a gallery as well as a bar and restaurant. It is a unique location that lowers the threshold for visiting a gallery with a restaurant that serves food that reflects the art on display.
1047 HP Amsterdam
Raw Materials
Raw materials started as an interior design store in 1998, after two brothers turned their hobby into a real business: selling objects they had collected from all over the world. The stylish collection consists of products with an industrial look and a 'rough' edge, partly due to the use of recycled and natural materials. In addition to using ecologically responsible materials, Raw Materials is also committed to transparent production. This means that the team regularly visits the workshops. The company is therefore highly recommended for anyone who loves contemporary and unique furniture!
1014 AT Amsterdam
RataPlan Generator Street
With 3,500 square meters of Floor area this thrift store Floor area one of the largest in Amsterdam. In this paradise of secondhand goods, you will find vintage tableware, rare LPs, secondhand bicycles, dryers, washing machines, and TVs, among other things. Bonus: themed islands for displaying vintage clothing and items refurbished by the store's own staff.
