A bright and modern three-room corner apartment of approximately 74 m² with elevator, located on Westerdokseiland. It features a sleek kitchen, two bedrooms, modern bathroom, and a spacious balcony surrounding the apartment. The ground lease has been bought out in perpetuity.
Guided tour
This bright and spacious apartment has an open layout and a modern look, with herringbone PVC flooring, high ceilings, and large windows overlooking the courtyard garden. The kitchen forms the heart of the apartment and is equipped with high-quality appliances, including a gas hob, oven, dishwasher, and a spacious fridge-freezer.
The apartment has two bedrooms. The master bedroom has a large closet wall for extra storage space, while the second bedroom is ideal as a guest room or home office. The recently (partially) renovated bathroom is stylishly finished in calm colors and equipped with a walk-in shower, sink, and toilet.
A spacious balcony of approximately 18 m² surrounds the apartment and offers a beautiful view of the courtyard garden.
neighborhood guide
Located on the popular Westerdokseiland, in the bustling Haarlemmerbuurt neighborhood. The lively Haarlemmerdijk, the Jordaan, and a wide range of metropolitan amenities are just a short walk away. Around the corner, you will find charming terraces, restaurants, and unique specialty shops that contribute to the character of the neighborhood.
The nearby Westerpark, with the iconic Westergasfabriek, offers the ideal place for recreation, relaxation, and sports. In addition, Amsterdam Central Station is a stone's throw away, as are various other public transportation options. For families, there is also a daycare center within walking distance, which provides extra convenience.
Details
• Living area approx. 74 m²
• South-facing wraparound balcony approx. 18 m²
• Leasehold purchased in perpetuity
• Energy label A
• Underfloor heating
• Elevator available
• Communal bicycle storage in the basement
• Homeowners’ association service fees €172.42 per month
• Nationally protected cityscape
VOC Cour
This comfortable apartment is located at Westerdok 456, on Westerdokseiland, which is on the edge of the Jordaan district in Amsterdam. This area has a special way of combining the charm of the city. On the one hand, you experience the lively atmosphere of the city, with picturesque canals that give the neighborhood a typical Amsterdam feel. On the other hand, the island itself is a surprising oasis of peace and serenity. The contrast between the hustle and bustle of the city and the calm of Westerdokseiland makes it a unique place to live or stroll through.
The proximity to the water is an important feature of Westerdokseiland, especially for those looking for extra relaxation. The possibility of renting a boat on the water of the Westerdok offers a great way to experience the city from a different perspective, especially during the sunny spring and summer days.
Westerdokseiland offers a unique mix of liveliness, tranquility, and practical amenities, making it one of the most attractive places to live in Amsterdam.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The architecture of Amsterdam's Westerdok is a fascinating mix of historical and modern elements that give the area its unique character. Located on the edge of the Jordaan district, surrounding the picturesque canals and waters of the Westerdok, the architecture reflects Amsterdam's development over time.
In recent decades, many new buildings have been added, giving Westerdok a modern look. Contemporary architecture is particularly evident along the waterfront, where old warehouses and industrial buildings Location made Location for modern apartment complexes and residential areas. The newer buildings combine clean lines, large windows, and materials such as steel, concrete, and glass. Architects have tried to preserve the industrial history of the area by, for example, reusing the original shapes and structures of old sheds and warehouses, but with modern accents. The Silodam, an iconic building on the Westerdok, is a good example of how modern architecture is being integrated into this historic area.
In addition to the high-rise residential towers and modern apartment complexes, there are also unique public spaces and squares, where architects emphasize openness, greenery, and the interaction between indoor and outdoor spaces. Gardens, roof terraces, and walking paths are often incorporated into the design, creating a harmonious connection between the built and natural environments.
In short, the architecture of the Westerdok is a dynamic mix of styles, combining the historical charm of Amsterdam with modern innovations. The result is an area where the rich history of the city remains visible, while there is also room for progressive designs that give the Westerdok a contemporary look.
Upon entering the apartment via the communal, neat entrance with elevator or stairs, you are Immediately struck by Immediately light and airy atmosphere that characterizes the interior. The spacious kitchen is the heart of the apartment, with large windows overlooking the complex's courtyard garden. The herringbone PVC flooring and open layout contribute to the feeling of space and comfort. The high ceilings and sleek finishes emphasize the modern character of the home, while the soft color tones and careful decor create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
The modern open kitchen is equipped with high-quality appliances, including a gas hob, oven, combi-oven/microwave, dishwasher, extractor hood, and a spacious fridge-freezer.
Both bedrooms onto the balcony that runs around the apartment. The master bedroom is particularly spacious and has a beautiful built-in wardrobe that offers plenty of storage space. The second bedroom is ideal for guests or can serve as a home office, depending on the occupant's wishes.
The recently partially renovated bathroom is an oasis of calm. It is equipped with a walk-in shower, sink, and toilet. The combination of modern materials and calm colors creates a serene atmosphere.
The spacious balcony of approximately 18m² surrounds the apartment and offers a view of the courtyard garden.
Located on the popular Westerdokseiland, in the bustling Haarlemmerbuurt neighborhood. The lively Haarlemmerdijk, the Jordaan, and a wide range of metropolitan amenities are within walking distance. Around the corner, you will find charming terraces, restaurants, and unique specialty shops that contribute to the character of the neighborhood. The nearby Westerpark, with the iconic Westergasfabriek, offers the ideal place for recreation, relaxation, and sports. In addition, Amsterdam Central Station is a stone's throw away, as are various other public transportation options. For families, there is also a daycare center within walking distance, providing extra convenience.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The A10 ring road can be reached within 10 minutes by car via exit S101 (Westpoort/Centrum). From the nearby Central Station Rooms tram, bus, and train lines, such as tram 26 to IJburg and bus lines to various parts of the city, including Amsterdam-Zuid and Amsterdam-West. There are also direct train connections to Schiphol Airport, among other destinations. Central Station can be reached by bike within 5 minutes, and from here, other parts of the city are also easily accessible.
Parking facilities
No parking permit can be requested for Westerdok 456 (permit area Centrum-2a). This is part of the parking policy of the Local authority , which was introduced to manage the increasing pressure on parking spaces due to the growth of the city. For New build and large-scale renovation projects, parking permits for street parking are no longer issued at some locations, regardless of whether there is a parking space available at the property. Nevertheless, there are options to purchase or rent a closed parking space in the building itself. Please contact the owners' association for more information.
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Farmers Market Haarlemmerplein
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