Apartment of approximately 105 m², located in De Baarsjes (Oud-West). The apartment has a standard layout with a living room facing the south-facing square and a semi-open kitchen, two spacious bedrooms, a central bathroom, and a large communal Roof terrace. Located on perpetually bought-out leasehold land. Schedule an appointment Immediately via this link.
Guided tour
The apartment is located in a distinctive and recognizable complex on Mercatorplein, featuring a striking tower with a city clock. It is located on the third floor and is accessible by elevator or staircase.
The living area facing the square stands out for its wide facade, abundant natural light, and numerous windows. The bay window offers a spacious view of the square and enhances the open and airy feel of the living area. The centrally located kitchen has a practical layout and serves as a logical connection between the living room at the front and the dining area at the rear, situated along the gallery. The dining room at the rear features a wide row of windows facing the gallery and offers ample space for a large dining table. This space can easily be converted into a third bedroom, giving the home a rare degree of flexibility for this Year of construction.
The two spacious bedrooms situated on the side of the apartment. The bedroom at the front, Immediately the sunroom, has a bright and open atmosphere. The adjoining sunroom forms a separate room facing southwest, with natural light streaming in all day long. This space is ideal as a reading nook or quiet workspace. The second bedroom has a straightforward layout and is located at the rear, adjacent to the quiet gallery. The bathroom is functional and finished in light tones, featuring a bathtub with shower and a sink. The remaining amenities are conveniently grouped together: a separate space for the washer and dryer and a separate toilet in the hallway.
The communal Roof terrace the complex is a major highlight. Thanks to its elevation and open location, the terrace enjoys sunlight from early morning until late afternoon.
Mercator Carré is a bright and spacious apartment with large Rooms a pleasant living area overlooking the square. The complex offers a high level of comfort thanks to amenities such as an elevator, a separate storage room, a shared bicycle shed, and a perpetual ground lease. With a few targeted modernizations, the apartment can easily be adapted to personal preferences. This creates a comfortable and contemporary living space that is spacious, bright, and practical to use.
Neighborhood Guide
The apartment is located in the Van Galenbuurt neighborhood in Amsterdam Oud-West. The neighborhood is a trendy and vibrant area. It is a popular residential area for young professionals, couples, and families due to its many city parks, green layout, and convenient location. The neighborhood offers a diverse selection of shops, restaurants, and cafés, with many local businesses contributing to the area’s unique atmosphere. On Jan van Galenstraat and Hoofdweg, you’ll find a wide range of supermarkets, shops, bakeries, and dining options. There are also several parks in the neighborhood, including Erasmuspark, Rembrandtpark, and Westerpark. Erasmuspark and Rembrandtpark are beautiful city parks featuring a pond, playground equipment, and various sports facilities. Westerpark has a cultural center, a movie theater, various restaurants and cafés, and is a popular destination.
Details
• Practically laid-out 4-room apartment of approximately 105 m²
• Large communal Roof terrace
• The ground rent has been purchased in full
• Energy label B
• Newly built (1996) with an old-style facade
• Unobstructed view of Mercatorplein
• ELEVATOR
• Wooden window frames with Double glazed
• Storage room measuring 1.60 x 2.40 meters
• Homeowners’ association (VvE) service charges €426.58 per month
• Municipally protected cityscape: Admiralenbuurt
Mercator Carré
Mercatorplein shows how pleasant it can be to live in a modern complex. The presence of an elevator, private storage space, and spacious bicycle parking provides a level of comfort that is rare in Amsterdam. The apartment is on one floor and has an unobstructed view of the square. The ground lease has been bought off in perpetuity, giving the new owner financial security and meaning they will never have to pay ground rent again. The new occupant will adapt some parts to their own wishes, but the basis is clear. The apartment is a good size, has a logical layout, and gets plenty of light due to its south-facing location on the square. It is a home that, after a few targeted improvements, can be enjoyed and lived in without any worries.
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The complex on Mercatorplein was developed in the mid-1990s following a permit issued in 1994. Construction proceeded rapidly, and in 1996 a complete residential and retail block was erected, with nine shops on the ground floor and 24 residences . The architecture features a rhythmic façade with warm-toned brickwork and a series of bay windows that open the front onto the square. The design remains sober but precise, with light window frames that reinforce the vertical pattern.
The tower with its city clock gives the complex a clear signature and makes its presence on the square Immediately . The complex was given a large communal Roof terrace, a bicycle cellar, and storage rooms, giving it a complete and functional design from the outset. It is well maintained and the façade looks well cared for, in keeping with its solid construction.
The apartment on the third floor benefits from its south-facing position on the square side. The bay window at the front draws light deep into the living room and offers a view of the square. The facade layout makes the interior spaces bright and well-organized, with clear transitions between the living area on the square side and the quiet Rooms the sides and rear. The conservatory forms an extra room with a direct connection to the square.
The living room faces the square and receives ample light throughout the day through the wide bay window. The front facing the outside is wide and makes the space easy to overview. The sitting area is located along the window and has an unobstructed view of the square. The wooden floor continues into the kitchen and creates cohesion between the two spaces. The conservatory is located on the southwest side and brings extra light into the adjacent bedroom.
The kitchen is centrally located in the home and forms a logical link between the living room and the hall. The layout is simple and functional with upper and lower cabinets and a wood-toned countertop. Its central position keeps the routing through the home clear.
The dining room is located on the wide gallery. The wide window brings in even light and offers a view of the quiet rear of the complex. The space is a good size for a large table and forms an independent place to eat or work.
The apartment has two bedrooms . One bedroom adjoins the conservatory at the front and receives light across its entire width. The direct connection to the conservatory enhances the sense of space. The second bedroom is located on the gallery side and has a straight layout that is easy to furnish. At the rear is an extra room that is currently used as a dining room. The size and location make this space suitable as a third bedroom if desired. The room has a wide window facing the gallery. The bathroom is functionally equipped with a sink and a bathtub with shower. The space is finished in light colors and offers Location daily use. Next to the bathroom is a separate room for a washing machine and dryer. The toilet is separate and accessible from the hall.
The conservatory is located at the front and is a bright room with Immediately of the square. The conservatory adjoins the bedroom at the front and receives sunlight all day long due to its south-facing position. The even light makes the conservatory a pleasant place to read or sit quietly. There is a large communal Roof terrace on the main roof. The terrace is spacious and open and has daylight from all sides. Due to its unobstructed location, there is almost always sun. The Roof terrace easily accessible and is an inviting place to sit outside or relax.
The apartment is located in the Van Galenbuurt neighborhood in Amsterdam Oud-West. The neighborhood is a trendy and vibrant place. It is a popular residential area for young professionals, couples, and families due to the presence of several city parks, the green layout of the neighborhood, and its convenient location. The neighborhood has a varied selection of shops, restaurants, and cafés, with many local businesses contributing to the unique atmosphere of the district. On Jan van Galenstraat and Hoofdweg, you will find a wide range of supermarkets, shops, bakeries, and eateries. There are also several parks in the neighborhood, including Erasmuspark, Rembrandtpark, and Westerpark. Erasmuspark and Rembrandtpark are beautiful city parks with a pond, playground equipment, and various sports facilities. Westerpark has a cultural center, a cinema, various restaurants, and cafés and is a popular location.
Accessibility
The property on Hoofdweg has excellent connections to the rest of the city and beyond. Within five minutes, the route connects to the A10 ring road via exit S105. Tram and bus lines from Mercatorplein and Marco Polostraat provide direct connections to Central Station, Station Zuid, Sloterdijk, and Slotervaart, among other destinations. Tram lines 7 and 13 also pass within walking distance, with a regular schedule that makes the city center and western districts easily accessible. For those who travel by bicycle, Sloterdijk Station is approximately ten minutes away.
parking facilities
Parking is available via a permit system on public roads (permit area West-1.2). A parking permit for West-1.2 allows parking in West-1. A parking permit for residents costs €199.93 per 6 months. There is currently a 4-month waiting period for this permit area. A second parking permit is not possible in this area. (Source: Local authority , March 2026).
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Office
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