Naritaweg 10 | approx. 350 m² LFA | catering space | €200 per m² per year
The new-build project 'Lovely Rita' has been completed on Naritaweg in Sloterdijk, a modern building with a mix of residential and commercial space. The project part of the new Sloterdijk Station Quarter. This area is being transformed from a single-purpose office area into a vibrant, mixed residential and working environment.
A new Trainmore branch has already been established in 'Lovely Rita'. In addition, there are four commercial spaces Available a total Available approximately 940 m² GFA, including this attractive catering space of approximately 350 m² GFA. The commercial spaces are ideally suited for business service providers, social organizations, creative companies, retailers, and consumer service providers. All spaces will be delivered shell, offering plenty of opportunities for customization and personalization, tailored to specific business needs.
Broersma Werken 'Lovely Rita' in collaboration with Van Gool Elburg.
Details
• sustainable new residential/commercial building
• this catering space can be finished entirely to your own specifications
• Ventilation ducts for kitchen air supply and extraction are present
• Attractive corner location
• Lively neighborhood undergoing rapid development
• Excellent accessibility, thanks to its location Immediately Amsterdam Sloterdijk station
Discover Naritaweg 10
This attractive catering space is located on a corner, surrounded by an open patio and a green outdoor area with benches and relaxation areas. This layout creates a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Located on the northwest, the catering space enjoys wonderful afternoon sun.
This space has a playful layout thanks to a raised section in the interior, which creates extra depth. Large floor-to-ceiling windows allow plenty of light to enter and connect the interior with the exterior. The spacious entrance at the front and doors on the side provide direct access to the patio, making this location ideal for a lively hospitality experience.
Building
Lovely Rita is a sustainable New build and commercial complex in Amsterdam Sloterdijk. The building block housing the commercial spaces was designed by architectural firm INBO, known for their mission to make neighborhoods more social and healthier. They create places where people, cities, and nature come together.
At the heart of the complex lies the publicly accessible garden 'Het Pocket Park', designed by Donker Design, which serves as a green oasis and noise buffer.
The project 345 residences, both social and private sector rentals, and commercial spaces surrounding a communal pocket park. The exclusive hospitality area also borders the pocket park.
The architecture of Lovely Rita is geared towards a green, vibrant design with a focus on quality and the integration of nature into the urban environment.
Neighbourhood + hotspots
The Sloterdijk Station Quarter is undergoing an impressive transformation. The area is developing into a versatile district where living, working, and leisure come together. The Local authority is actively promoting the greening of the living environment, with initiatives such as green facades, roofs, and the redesign of streets, squares, and cycle routes. The nearby redesigned park on Orlyplein is an example of this and makes the area more attractive.
The surroundings of Lovely Rita combine the best of both worlds: a modern, urban working environment with an almost village-like tranquility. Located next to a quiet park and surrounded by sports facilities such as tennis courts, padel courts, gyms, and soccer fields, there is plenty of space for exercise and relaxation. The lively mix of restaurants, amenities, and nature makes Sloterdijk an inspiring place.
Accessibility
The Lovely Rita building is easily accessible by car and public transport. Thanks to its location right next to Amsterdam Sloterdijk station, there are frequent connections by train, metro, tram, and bus. This convenient location ensures fast connections to other parts of Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport, as well as national and international connections. For motorists, the location is easily accessible via the A10 ring road.
Parking facilities
Paid parking is available in various parking garages within walking distance of Lovely Rita, for example at P+R Sloterdijk and ParkBee Naritaweg B and C.
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