Bright, modern, and well-designed duplex apartment of approximately 80 m², located on the top two floors in the vibrant Bos en Lommer neighborhood. The property features a living room, open kitchen, two bedrooms, a modern bathroom, and an east-facing rooftop terrace. Located on leasehold land.
Tour
The apartment on the fourth floor is accessible by elevator or stairs. The kitchen and living area, entered via a spacious gallery, benefit from ample natural light through large windows and offer space for both a seating area and a dining table. The modern open kitchen is equipped with SMEG built-in appliances, including a gas cooktop, oven, and dishwasher, and features a sleek design. The entire floor is finished with a poured floor featuring underfloor heating.
The second living level is reached via an internal wooden staircase and includes two spacious bedrooms and a modern bathroom. The rear-facing bedroom has access to a generous west-facing terrace with sweeping views. This floor is finished with oak engineered parquet flooring and radiators. The bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower, sink, towel radiator, and a second toilet. Additionally, there is a separate utility room with connections for a washing machine and dryer.
The top floor features a spacious rooftop terrace adjoining the bedroom.The terrace is accessible through sliding doors and offers panoramic views over Westerpark, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility and greenery. Additionally, the terrace is the perfect spot to bask in the morning sun.
Neighborhood
Bos en Lommer, developed in the 1920s and 1930s, boasts a rich history. Iconic streets like Willem de Zwijgerlaan, Admiraal de Ruijterweg, and Jan van Galenstraat form the backbone of this neighborhood. The district's name originates from a farm that appeared on maps as early as 1564. Bos en Lommer paved the way for the Western Garden Cities built after World War II.
Architects Merkelbach and Karsten left their mark on the area with innovative strip-style building designs aimed at improving living and working conditions for laborers. Homes built in semi-open blocks and rows are still characteristic features today.
Explore the surroundings on foot or by bike. Erasmuspark offers space for relaxation with picnics, soccer games, boot camps, or a run. For shopping, the Bos en Lommerweg offers a variety of stores, and the Bos en Lommerplein hosts a bustling market. The Jordaan, with its lively Lindengracht market and unique shops along Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk, is easily reached by bike.
De Nieuwpoort benefits from its proximity to the iconic Westerpark, a vibrant area where history meets modern life. The historic buildings of the Westergasfabriek, dating back to 1885, have been carefully renovated and now house events, restaurants, and cultural venues. A walk from your apartment to this dynamic area is like having the best of the city at your doorstep.
Details
• Living area approximately 80 m²
• West-facing rooftop terrace of approximately 9 m²
• Leasehold land of the Municipality of Amsterdam. Current period 1-06-2013 to 30-11-2060, AB 2000, leasehold paid off until 30-11-2060
• Energy label A
• Two spacious bedrooms
• Poured floor with underfloor heating in the living room and kitchen
• HOA service costs €161.72 per month (including property and parking)
• Parking space available for purchase separately for €35,000 k.k.
• Shared secured bicycle storage (membership right)
• Communal rooftop garden with fitness equipment
• Immediate delivery possible
• Active HOA professionally managed by NeWoMij
• A non-occupancy clause will be included in the deed of sale.
De Nieuwpoort
On behalf of our client, we are delighted to offer this modern, sunny two-bedroom apartment with a parking garage, situated in a robust, urban residential building that originally served as an office space. The complex provides not only private outdoor space for each apartment but also features a spacious shared courtyard, a covered parking garage, and an indoor bicycle storage area.
De Nieuwpoort located on Nieuwpoortstraat in the heart of trendy Bos & Lommer, is within walking distance of the Westergasfabriek and Westerpark. The building stands out with its unique appearance and smart design, both inside and out.
The expansive courtyard is a serene oasis of greenery, offering residents a peaceful retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle. Comfort is further enhanced by the private parking garage, ensuring dry and convenient access to your home, perfect for unloading groceries or escaping inclement weather.
Completed in 2017, De Nieuwpoort is a striking new development located on the site of a former office building near the historic Haarlemmerpoort. This contemporary structure seamlessly blends historical elements with modern architecture, offering a mix of residential units, commercial spaces, and cultural functions.
The design harmonizes with the historical character of the surrounding buildings, such as the iconic Haarlemmerpoort. By utilizing materials and forms reminiscent of the 19th-century architecture in the neighborhood, De Nieuwpoort respects the area’s existing architectural context.
At the same time, the project delivers a contemporary interpretation of classical architectural styles, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and modern living comfort. The residences adhere to the highest living standards, featuring premium insulation, sustainable materials, and energy-efficient technologies. Innovative solutions such as solar panels, green façades, and rainwater harvesting systems are integrated into the design.
The apartments are elegantly finished with poured floors, modern bathrooms, and state-of-the-art kitchens. The galleries overlooking the courtyard are generously wide, doubling as terraces or verandas, offering a unique living experience.
The façades of De Nieuwpoort, designed by Piet Boon Studio, combine raw materials with refined details, including intricate ironwork and a carefully curated color palette. The rhythmic façade design lends the building a robust yet sophisticated appearance, making it a standout in the cityscape.
The apartment on the fourth floor is accessible via the central entrance, either by elevator or stairs. From the spacious gallery, one enters the open-plan kitchen and living area. This bright space, with large windows, features an open layout perfectly suited for both a cozy seating area and a welcoming dining corner—ideal for relaxation and entertaining.
The modern open kitchen is equipped with high-quality SMEG built-in appliances, including a gas cooktop, oven, and dishwasher. Its sleek design and efficient layout make this kitchen a delightful and functional space for cooking
The entire floor is finished with a stylish poured floor featuring underfloor heating, providing a contemporary look and excellent living comfort.
The second living level is accessible via an internal wooden staircase and features two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. The rear-facing bedroom opens onto a generous west-facing terrace, offering expansive views. The entire floor is finished with oak engineered parquet and is heated by radiators.
The modern bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower, a sink, a towel radiator, and a second toilet, ensuring both comfort and functionality. Additionally, a separate laundry and utility room includes connections for a washing machine and dryer, adding practical convenience.
On the top floor, there is a spacious rooftop terrace adjacent to the bedroom. The terrace is accessible through sliding doors and offers stunning panoramic views of Westerpark. It is the perfect spot to enjoy the morning sun and the tranquility of the green surroundings.
Neighborhood
Bos en Lommer is a district with roots dating back to the 1920s and 1930s. Prominent streets such as Willem de Zwijgerlaan, Admiraal de Ruijterweg, and Jan van Galenstraat define this area. The neighborhood takes its name from the Bos en Lommer farm, which was already featured on a map from 1564. Bos en Lommer served as a precursor to the well-known Western Garden Cities, developed just outside the city ring after World War II.
The neighborhoods within Bos en Lommer were developed in different periods, with architects Merkelbach and Karsten leaving a lasting impact through their innovative strip-style building design. This architectural vision aimed to improve the living and working conditions of laborers. The homes, built in (semi-open) blocks and rows, remain a defining characteristic of the area.
Take a stroll or hop on your bike to explore the surroundings. Relax with a picnic, play soccer, join a boot camp, or go for a run in Erasmuspark. The Bos en Lommerweg offers a wide variety of shops, while the Bos en Lommerplein hosts a bustling market. For fans of the Jordaan, the neighborhood is just a short bike ride away. A Saturday visit to the Lindengracht market or the shops of Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk is easily within reach.
De Nieuwpoort also benefits from its proximity to the Westerpark, your “backyard.” This vibrant part of Amsterdam offers both a contemporary vibe and a historical setting. The buildings of the Westergasfabriek, dating back to 1885, were carefully renovated about a decade ago and now serve as a cultural and social hub.
Accessibility
De Nieuwpoort is highly accessible by bike, car, and public transport. Situated directly behind Haarlemmerweg (S103), the A10 ring road and other main routes can be reached within minutes. Schiphol Airport is just a 15-minute drive away, and Bloemendaal Beach is a mere 35-minute journey.
Station Sloterdijk is about a five-minute bike ride and provides direct train connections to destinations such as Schiphol Airport. Central Station is just a 10-minute bike ride away. In addition, various tram and bus lines from Haarlemmerweg and Bos en Lommerweg connect the area to the city center and other parts of Amsterdam.
Parking
Please note that a parking permit cannot be requested for this address.