Light, modern, and well-designed apartment of approximately 80 m², located on the top two floors in the Bos-en Lommer neighborhood. It features a living room, open kitchen, two bedrooms, a modern bathroom, and an Roof terrace . Located on leasehold land.
Guided tour
The apartment on the fourth floor is accessible via the elevator or staircase. The kitchen, accessible via a spacious gallery, enjoys plenty of natural light through large windows and offers space for both a sitting area and a dining area. The modern open kitchen is equipped with SMEG built-in appliances, including a gas hob, oven, and dishwasher, and has a sleek design. This entire floor has a cast floor with underfloor heating.
The second floor is accessible via an internal wooden staircase and contains two spacious bedrooms a modern bathroom. The rear bedroom has access to a spacious west-facing terrace with panoramic views. The floor is fitted with oak parquet flooring and radiators. The bathroom has a walk-in shower, sink, towel radiator, and a second toilet. There is also a separate room for a washing machine and dryer.
On the top floor, there is a spacious terrace adjacent to the bedroom. The terrace is accessible via sliding doors and offers a panoramic view of Westerpark, where you can enjoy the peace and quiet and the greenery. The terrace is also the perfect place to enjoy the morning sun.
Neighborhood Guide
Bos en Lommer, established in the 1920s and 1930s, is a neighborhood with a rich history. Well-known streets such as Willem de Zwijgerlaan, Admiraal de Ruijterweg, and Jan van Galenstraat form the backbone of this neighborhood. The name Bos en Lommer derives from a farm that appeared on maps as early as 1564. The neighborhood was a precursor to the Western Garden Cities that were built after World War II.
Architects Merkelbach and Karsten left a clear mark on the neighborhood with their innovative strip construction. This architectural style, aimed at improving the living and working conditions of workers, is characterized by houses in (semi-open) building blocks and strips, which are still recognizable today.
Explore the residential area on foot or by bike. The nearby Erasmuspark offers space for relaxation: picnics, soccer, boot camp, or a run. Bos en Lommerweg is ideal for groceries and shopping, and you can visit the market on Bos- en Lommerplein. The Jordaan, with its lively Lindengrachtmarkt and unique shops on Haarlemmerstraat and -dijk, is easily accessible by bike.
De Nieuwpoort'sRear gardenis the iconic Westerpark. A place where the past and present come together. The historic buildings of the Westergasfabriek, dating from 1885, have been renovated and now offer space for events, restaurants, and culture. A walk from your apartment to this vibrant place feels like happiness squared.
Details of
• Living area approx. 80 m²
• Roof terrace approx. 9 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: June 1, 2013, through November 30, 2060, AB 2000; ground rent has been paid in full through November 30, 2060
• Energy label A
• Two spacious bedrooms
• Features a poured concrete floor with underfloor heating in the kitchen and living room
• Homeowners’ association (VvE) service charges €161.72 per month (incl. residence and parking space)
• Parking space is available separately For Sale €35,000 ( k.k.
• Shared locked bicycle storage; membership fee of €3.50 per month
• Communal rooftop garden with fitness equipment
• Quick closing possible
• Active Homeowners’ Association and professionally managed by NeWoMij
• A non-owner-occupancy clause will be included in the deed of sale
De Nieuwpoort
On behalf of our client,we are pleased to offer this modern, sunny three-room apartment with parking garage, located in a stylish urban residential building that originally served as an office building. The complex not only offers a private outdoor space for each apartment, but also features a spacious communal courtyard garden, a covered parking garage, and an indoor bicycle storage facility.
De Nieuwpoort, located on Nieuwpoortstraat in the heart of the trendy Bos & Lommer neighborhood, is within walking distance of the Westergasfabriek and Westerpark. The building stands out for its unique appearance and smart design, both inside and out.
The spacious courtyard garden is an oasis of peace and greenery, a place where residents can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Comfort is further enhanced by the private parking garage, which means you always arrive home dry and can easily unload your groceries.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The Nieuwpoort in Amsterdam, completed in 2017, is a striking new construction project on the site of a former office building near the Haarlemmerpoort. This contemporary structure combines historical elements with modern architecture and offers a mix of residences, commercial spaces, and cultural functions.
The design blends harmoniously with the historic appearance of the surrounding buildings, such as the monumental Haarlemmerpoort. By using materials and forms that match the 19th-century buildings in the neighborhood, De Nieuwpoort respects the existing architectural context.
At the same time, the project offers project contemporary interpretation of classic architectural styles, with a strong focus on Sustainability modern living comfort. The residences the highest living standards and are equipped with high-quality insulation, sustainable materials, and energy-efficient technologies. The building integrates innovative technologies such as solar panels, green facades, and rainwater collection systems.
The apartments are stylishly finished with cast floors, modern Bathrooms kitchens. The galleries on the inner garden are designed to be extra wide, allowing them to be used as a terrace or veranda, offering a unique living experience.
The facades of De Nieuwpoort were designed by Piet Boon Studios and combine raw materials with refined details, such as beautiful fencing and a sophisticated color palette. The sleek rhythm of the facades gives the building a rugged yet refined look.
The fourth-floor apartment is accessible via the central entrance with the elevator or staircase. The spacious gallery leads to the kitchen/living room. This bright space, with large windows, offers an open layout that is perfect for both a comfortable sitting area and a cozy dining area—ideal for relaxation and dinners.
The modern open kitchen is equipped with high-quality SMEG built-in appliances, including a gas hob, oven, and dishwasher. The sleek design and efficient layout make this kitchen a pleasant and functional place to cook.
The floor is finished with a stylish cast floor with underfloor heating, which provides a contemporary look and pleasant living comfort.
The second floor is accessible via the internal wooden staircase, where there are two spacious bedrooms the bathroom. The bedroom at the rear provides access to a spacious west-facing terrace, which offers beautiful panoramic views. The entire floor is finished with oak parquet flooring and is heated by radiators.
The modern bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower, a sink, a towel radiator, and a second toilet, ensuring both comfort and functionality. The separate laundry and boiler room has connections for a washing machine and dryer, offering extra practical convenience.
On the top floor, there is a spacious Roof terrace adjacent to the bedroom. The terrace is accessible via sliding doors and offers a beautiful panoramic view of Westerpark. It is the ideal place to enjoy the morning sun and the tranquility of the green surroundings.
Neighborhood Guide
Bos en Lommer is a neighborhood dating back to the 1920s and 1930s. Willem de Zwijgerlaan, Admiraal de Ruijterweg, and Jan van Galenstraat are the most well-known streets in this neighborhood. The neighborhood itself takes its name from the Bos en Lommer farm, which was already mentioned on a map from 1564. Bos en Lommer was the precursor to the well-known Western Garden Cities that were built just outside the ring road after World War II.
The neighborhoods in Bos en Lommer were built in different periods. Architects Merkelbach and Karsten left their mark on the neighborhood with their innovative strip construction. Their aim was to improve the living and working conditions of workers. The houses in (semi-open) building blocks and strips are characteristic of this vision. And they are still clearly recognizable today.
Take a walk or hop on your bike and explore your new neighborhood. In Erasmus Park, you can relax with a picnic, play soccer, do boot camp, or go for a run. Bos en Lommerweg offers a wide range of shops. There is a market on Bos- en Lommerplein. But we also have good news for lovers of the Jordaan: just hop on your bike and you're there. On Saturdays, the market on Lindengracht and the shops on Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk are within easy reach.
De Nieuwpoort's "Rear gardenis Westerpark. Happiness squared. Walk from your apartment to a bustling part of Amsterdam. Westerpark is contemporary and exudes history. The buildings of the Westergasfabriek date from 1885. About ten years ago, they were given a new purpose and have been renovated with patience and attention.
accessibility
De Nieuwpoort is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The building is located Immediately the Haarlemmerweg (S103), which means that the A10 ring road and other arterial roads are only a few minutes away. Schiphol Airport is only a 15-minute drive away, and you can be on the beach at Bloemendaal in 35 minutes.
Sloterdijk station is about a five-minute bike ride away and offers direct train connections to Schiphol, among other destinations. Central Station is only a 10-minute bike ride away. In addition, there are various tram and bus lines Available Haarlemmerweg and Bos en Lommerweg, which connect to the city center and other parts of Amsterdam.
Parking facilities
You cannot apply for a parking permit at this address.
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