It features a spacious living room with a kitchen island, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate toilet, a laundry room, and a lovely terrace of approximately 19 m² with an unobstructed view of the water.
Located on municipal leasehold land, with the current ground rent paid up to March 31, 2056. After that, there will be a switch to perpetual leasehold under favorable conditions, and the ground rent will be fixed.
In the basement of the building, there is a separate storage room of approximately 6 m², as well as a parking space. Both are Asking price the Asking price .
Guided tour
This bright three-room apartment on the second floor offers a 10-meter facade with lots of windows and a beautiful view over the Westerdok. The spacious living room faces west and provides access to a sunny 19 m² terrace. The open kitchen has a stylish cooking island and built-in appliances. A sturdy wooden floor runs seamlessly throughout the entire apartment. The master bedroom, with direct access to the terrace, has a walk-in closet. The second room is multifunctional and has a steel front. The bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower, bathtub, and sink. The underground parking garage includes a private parking space and a separate storage room of 6 m². The terrace, with unobstructed views and plenty of sun, is a perfect outdoor space and extends the living room on sunny days.
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
• Located on Westerdok (quiet side)
• Living area approx. 99 m²
• West-facing terrace of approx. 19 m²
• Parking space located in the basement (no. 50) included in the sale
• Separate storage room of approx. 6 m²
• Elevator
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . AB 2016. Leasehold rent has been paid in full through March 31, 2056. Perpetual rent has already been secured under favorable terms.
• Energy label A
• Homeowners’ association service fees €214 per month
• Central heating + heat pump boiler
• Heating cost advance payment €56 per month
HARBOR VIEW WESTERDOK
As a real estate agency, we assist with the sale of a varied range of properties. Personally, I am constantly surprised by the tranquility that reigns on the Western Islands. At the same time, the hustle and bustle is never far away and the amenities are excellent. Haarlemmerstraat, Haarlemmerdijk, and various side streets offer a wide variety of shops, specialty stores, and caterers. If you can't find what you're looking for here, the Jordaan district may be the answer. There are also several good restaurants and cozy cafés in the neighborhood.
The apartment at Westerdoksdijk 609, which we are privileged to sell as an agency, is very well laid out and centrally located. Although the address may suggest a busier thoroughfare, that is precisely the surprise of this apartment. It is located on the quiet Westerdok side and offers an incredible view of the water. Upon entering the building, you experience the urban dynamism, while at the rear—where the apartment is located—you find pleasant tranquility.
If you are interested in learning more, I would like to invite you to come by for a visit. I would be happy to tell you more about the apartment. Perhaps we will see each other soon.
Glenn van der Zanden | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
The urban development plan for Westerdok in Amsterdam focuses on the redevelopment of old port areas into vibrant living and working spaces. The plan combines mixed functions, architectural diversity, and Sustainability, with a strong focus on the integration of water and public space. This area is designed for urban densification and offers modern amenities within a historical context.
Westerkaap Noord I was realized by coordinating architect AWG Architecten in collaboration with Baneke van der Hoeven. The strip at the tip of the island is the second phase in the development of Noord I.
Unlike the other sub-plans, Noord I has no inner courtyards, but a partially covered, spacious inner street. AWG Architecten considers architecture to be 'the creation of intelligent ruins' and therefore sought a timeless design language and robust materials. In addition, the aim was to make the 'genius loci' of the location tangible in the design.
The building is horizontally and archetypically articulated. The façade has been designed to be as calm as possible: windows and doors form a repetitive rhythm of openings in the walls. The complex is located Immediately the waterfront and offers modern apartments with large windows and views of the Westerdok and the IJ. The building also incorporates energy-efficient technologies and commercial spaces on the ground floor, contributing to the liveliness of the neighborhood. This project the successful transformation of historic marshalling yards and port areas into modern, comfortable residential areas.
This very bright three-room apartment offers a 10-meter facade with many windows and a beautiful view over the Westerdok, as well as a sunny terrace of approximately 19 m² facing west. Located on the second floor, the apartment is easily accessible by elevator, which also leads to the parking garage. The front door of the apartment is located in the well-maintained, central stairwell and opens into a spacious hall/corridor with access to all Rooms.
The living room faces west, creating a warm and light apartment. The spacious terrace is accessible through a glass door from the living room and offers a high-quality outdoor space thanks to the many hours of sunshine and the unobstructed view over the water.
The kitchen island is stylishly placed against the back wall and has a large worktop with sink and cooking facilities. The other built-in appliances, including an oven and a fridge/freezer, are neatly concealed in the side wall.
Two beautiful white-coated steel fronts have been installed in the living room, which contributes to the optimal light. The robust wooden floor is barrier-free and laid throughout the apartment, creating a pleasant atmosphere in the home.
The underground parking garage includes a parking space, which is included in the price. There is also a separate storage room of approximately 6 m² here.
The master bedroom, located on the quiet Westerdok side, is bright and Immediately adjacent Immediately the terrace. The lovely terrace can be accessed through French doors. The walk-in closet is functional, spacious, and provides a natural transition from the hall to the intimate sleeping area. The other (side) room has practical dimensions for multifunctional use and features a stylish white-coated steel front.
There is also a spacious toilet with a washbasin in the hall. The bathroom, also accessible from the hall, is functionally equipped with a walk-in shower, washbasin, and bathtub. The sand-colored tiles give the whole a warm and attractive appearance.
The terrace, Immediately to the living room, measures no less than 19 m² and is perfectly positioned to the west. Thanks to the staggered balconies, which are partially stacked on top of each other, you can enjoy plenty of light and sun here. From around 12:30 p.m., the sun shines on the façade and stays there until the evening. On sunny days, the terrace becomes an extension of the living room, ideal for enjoying the nautical atmosphere and the view.
Located on the popular Westerdokseiland in the lively Haarlemmerbuurt neighborhood, within walking distance of Haarlemmerdijk, the Jordaan, and various urban amenities. Around the corner, you will find cozy terraces, restaurants, and unique specialty shops, such as the cozy Koffie Kiosk for a good cup of coffee. Sports enthusiasts can visit SportCity gym or enjoy the many recreational and sports facilities in the nearby Westerpark with the Westergasfabriek. Amsterdam Central Station and other public transport options are a stone's throw away, and a daycare center is also within walking distance.
Accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transportation. 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 Westerdoksdijk 609 (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 the availability of a parking space at the property.
The enclosed parking garage can be accessed from Coffijboomstraat and is equipped with a remote-controlled electric gate. When you arrive home, the doors open and you can drive straight in. This parking space is included in the Asking price, so you are always guaranteed your own space.
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