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1014 BL (Amsterdam - De Eendracht)
€1,725/ month
Property agent
Wooove B.V.
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Price
€1,725.00
Available From
August 18, 2025
Condition
New
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
2025
Volume
156 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Balcony
Garage
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This 3-room flat on Haarlemmerweg in Amsterdam is part of the Westerpark West development and has an approximate living area of 60 m². The apartment layout includes two bedrooms and one bathroom, with an internal storage room and a separate toilet. The bathroom is specified to contain a walk-in shower, and the kitchen is described as fully equipped with built-in appliances. The flat is on a single floor and features a balcony overlooking the greenery of Westerpark.
The building is part of a new development completed in 2025 and forms one of seven residential buildings in the western section of Westerpark West. The project converted a former office area into mixed-use housing and communal spaces around a central square and adjacent parkland. The apartments are designed for daylight and space, with two-sided light noted for some units. Delivery of this phase is expected at the end of 2025, and the listing notes the status as available in consultation.
Sustainability and building systems are specified: the buildings are connected to a WKO system that provides regulated heating in winter and cooling in summer. Ventilation standards are indicated as high and the energy labels for the apartments are given as A+ or A++. A garage is not present; no roof terrace or garden is provided for individual units according to the listing. Indicative rental pricing in the development varies by size, with units around 57 m² from approximately €1,625 per month and around 64 m² from approximately €1,825 per month (both figures exclude service costs). The specific listing price is €1,725 per month.
The location is adjacent to Westerpark, offering immediate access to park areas and pedestrian-friendly public space. The development is described as well connected for cycling and walking to central Amsterdam and within proximity of public transport and highways. Nearby amenities include restaurants, bars, cinemas, markets and cultural venues characteristic of the wider Westerpark and Amsterdam area. Visual materials and floor plans were presented as artist impressions and the listing notes that no rights can be derived from these images or the indicative plans and prices.
