A modern, bright, and energy-efficient office space is Available in the Hamerkwartier neighborhood of Amsterdam-Noord, located Available a small-scale multi-tenant building in a prominent location. The space totals 263 m², spread across the ground floor and first floor. The ground floor offers space for various business activities—working, creating, manufacturing, or storage—all made possible by the overhead door. A designer staircase provides access to the first floor, which features ample space for workstations as well as meeting rooms.
Thanks to its corner location, this space has large windows on two sides, allowing plenty of natural light to enter. A striking feature is the mezzanine in this office space, which creates a playful layout. The space is delivered turnkey and includes a modern kitchen, neat floor and wall finishes, and glass partition walls.
Due to its size, layout, and location, the Voorwaarts building is ideally suited for creative service providers and also features seven parking spaces in a secure lot. An attractive phased rent structure is available for this property.
Features
• turnkey condition
• energy rating A+++
• modern kitchen
• generous ceiling height/open-concept layout
• abundant natural light through large windows
• attractive starting rent
Building
The modern multi-tenant building was constructed in 2007 next to the former Voorwaarts machine factory. The factory is a piece of historical industrial heritage and is now being transformed into a mixed-use building: living, working, and hospitality are increasingly coming together here. The Voorwaarts building has a practical rectangular shape and consists of two floors. There is a large glass front at the front and practical overhead doors on both sides of the building.
Outdoor space
At the front of the office building is a platform with green plants, edged with Corten steel. On the side is a parking lot accessible via a barrier. Some spaces are equipped with charging stations. There is covered parking for bicycles Immediately the parking lot, which offers sufficient space for parking bicycles, cargo bikes, and scooters.
Neighbourhood + hotspots
The Hamerkwartier on the northern bank of the IJ consists of a number of neighborhoods that will be transformed over the next 10 to 20 years from an industrial area into an environment with approximately 6,500 residences plenty of space for a rich mix of creative and productive activities. This part of the city offers plenty of space for the cultural sector and already boasts a wide variety of restaurants and cafés. Yusu Coffee is a great place to get a good cup of coffee. Good restaurants for a business lunch or dinner include Hotel de Goudfazant and Hangar, with its unique terraces on the IJ.
Accessibility
The office space is easily accessible by public transport. The Noorderpark metro station is approximately a 10-minute walk away. Metro line 52 takes you to Amsterdam Central Station in just one stop. The free F2 ferry service from IJplein also provides easy access to Amsterdam city center on foot or by bike. The location can also be reached by public transport with bus lines 38, 105, and 109.
The building is conveniently located near the A10 North ring road (exit 16). The location can be reached within seven minutes by car via the S116. From the city center, the location is also easily accessible via the S116 through the IJ tunnel.
Parking facilities
There are seven parking spaces Available the adjacent parking lot, which is closed off by a barrier. Two spaces are equipped with a charging station for electric cars.
Parking is also possible on public roads by means of payment or a permit system. Information about conditions and options for obtaining a (business) permit and any waiting time can be requested from the Local authority .
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