Three independent (office) units are Available in a very accessible location in Purmerend. This is a total of approximately 870 m². The office spaces are located in a modern office building with its own parking lot. The office building is within walking distance of Purmerend train station, and the bus to Amsterdam Central Station departs from the nearby Gorslaan.
The building has four floors and is equipped with an elevator. The three independent units vary in layout and size, ranging from approximately 255 m² to approximately 359 m². The flexible layout also makes it possible to combine units into a larger whole. All units have large windows, and because of their corner location, some rooms have windows on two sides, providing extra light.
In addition, there is also the option of renting your own workspace on the second floor, which has shared sanitary facilities and a pantry. There are three spaces Available, ranging from approximately 20 m² to 30 m² and ideal for one or two people.
The landlord intends to provide the office spaces with contemporary finishes and furnishings By arrangement a new tenant. This makes it an attractive location for office users who value accessibility, parking facilities, and representativeness.
Availability units
• Unit 3 | first floor | approx. 359 m² LFA | €2,700 per month
• Unit 6 | second floor | approx. 255 m² LFA | €1,900 per month
• Unit 7 | third floor | approx. 256 m² LFA | €1,950 per month
Availability
• Second floor | front room | approx. 30 m² VVO | €400 per month
• Second floor | middle room | approx. 20 m² VVO | €300 per month
• Second floor | rear room | approx. 30 m² VVO | €400 per month
This floor space includes a share in the common area. The above amounts are subject to VAT compensation and service charges. VAT compensation in connection with VAT-exempt rentals: approximately 7% of the rent.
details
• easy accessibility
• private parking
• option to combine independent units
• option to rent your own office with shared facilities
• energy label A
• contemporary finish
Building
The office building was constructed in 1987 and renovated in 1995. The landlord intends to provide the office spaces with contemporary finishes and furnishings By arrangement a new tenant.
Outdoor area
At the rear of the office building, Available a parking lot Location up to 21 cars. There is also a covered bicycle parking facility.
Neighborhood + hotspots
The office building is located in the De Gors neighborhood. This neighborhood is adjacent to the center of Purmerend and consists of a mix of residential and commercial properties. Many companies and offices are located around Waterlandlaan, ranging from business services to the fire department, veterinarian, library, cinema, supermarket, and (neighborhood) shops such as a florist and drugstore, as well as the modern Purmerend City Hall.
The Dijklander Hospital, a swimming pool, Leeghwaterpark, and a gas station are also located in the wider area. The famous Koemarkt in Purmerend, where there are a large number of cafes and restaurants, is about a ten-minute walk away. The Eggert Shopping Center, Theater De Purmaryn, the Purmerends Museum, and St. Nicholas Church are also located in the center.
accessibility
The office building is easily accessible by both private and public transport. Waterlandlaan in Purmerend is one of the main roads running from the center of Purmerend to the A7 motorway. From the motorway, the office building can be reached within five to ten minutes via exit 5, Purmerend. The N235 is also easily accessible via Gorslaan, which provides a direct connection to the A10 motorway. The city center of Amsterdam can be reached from the office building in approximately 30 minutes.
The bus stop for line 306, which goes directly to Amsterdam Central Station, is within walking distance on Gorslaan. Purmerend train station is also within walking distance. Both the bus and train will take you to Amsterdam Central Station within 30 minutes.
parking Available
At the rear of the office building, Available a private parking lot Location up to 19 cars. Behind the private parking lot, there is also a public parking lot where you can park for a fee. There are also a few parking spaces at the front where you can park for a fee.
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