An office space of approximately 560 m² GFA is Available in the commercial plinth of the Boston building. The Boston building is a modern residential and commercial building located in a prominent location on the Oostelijke Handelskade. Available a parking garage underneath the building with six parking spaces Available for rent. Thanks to the corner location of the office space, there are large windows on two sides that provide an abundance of natural daylight. The considerable ceiling height is characteristic of this sturdy and industrial space. The open layout with space for a lounge, workstations, and various meeting rooms makes the space ideal for various office users and service providers.
This property is being jointly marketed with Roy Bosboom of Fellow Real Estate.
details
• view location
• corner location
• modern appearance
• easily accessible by both public transport and car
• six parking spaces
Building
The Boston building was designed by DKV Architects from Rotterdam and built in 2006 on the site where two warehouses once stood. Boston was built over the completely renovated old-style Australië warehouse and is part of the luxury residential buildings of Nieuw Amerika, together with the Detroit and Chicago buildings. The Boston building is an elegant glass, U-shaped building and, in addition to various commercial spaces in the plinths, also consists of apartments, lofts, and penthouses above.
Neighbourhood + hotspots
The Eastern Docklands is a water-rich district where the port's past and modern urban culture blend seamlessly. Once famous for shipping and trade, this place has been transformed into a lively mix of offices, creative studios, modern hotels, coffee bars, restaurants, and apartments. With views over the IJ river, inspiration for business and creative entrepreneurs is never far away.
There are plenty of hotspots within walking distance, such as KHL Koffiehuis, Eetcafé 't Pakhuis, and Hotel Jakarta Amsterdam. Pakhuis de Zwijger, Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, and BIMHUIS are also nearby, ensuring that there is no shortage of culture and entertainment in this area.
Accessibility
The Boston building is easily accessible by both private and public transport. Amsterdam Central Station is only a five-minute bike ride away, offering various train, bus, metro, and tram connections. There are also three ferry services to Amsterdam Noord from this station. The S-114 provides a fast connection to the A10 ring road by car.
Parking facilities
Parking is available in the underground parking garage. There are six spaces Available rent.
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