The name has a certain magic, and for good reason: Broek in Waterland is a picturesque village with more than eighty monuments, located just north of Amsterdam. Characteristic features are the beautifully maintained seventeenth- and eighteenth-century wooden houses in pastel shades. Can anything be added to that? Yes, absolutely! As long as it is done with respect for the beauty that is already there. That is precisely what the small-scale new construction project La Vie does: new housing in 'Broeker' style. Sales have started.
La Vie is rising on the Eilandweg and the Hellingweg, within walking distance of the charming village center of Broek in Waterland. The project combines the ambiance of this picturesque village with the comfort of new construction. The architecture is therefore inspired by the typical "Broeker" architectural style. You will see a lot of woodwork in pastel colors, windows with muntin bars, and graceful details such as gutter brackets and door frames. You will also see shutters, zinc rainwater pipes, wooden balustrades, and decorative finials on ridges and dormer windows. Fitting for that style is the small-scale nature of the project. La Vie comprises thirteen homes in an intimate and car-free residential courtyard. Here you will meet your neighbors and your children can play safely outside.
The accommodation offer in La Vie is varied. There are various property types with differing living areas and layouts. Prices range from 837,500 to 1,129,500 euros (free of transfer tax / v.o.n.). We have listed the property types below:
The four terraced houses of the Porche type have living areas of approximately 129.5 square meters and five rooms. You have double doors leading to the back garden. Perpendicular to the row stands a larger house of approximately 155 square meters. This house (type Coin) also has five rooms and, in addition to a garden, a terrace on the first floor. This house can rightly be called a "special."
The two Prestige-type homes are notary-style houses under the same (hip) roof. These are stately homes of approximately 174 square meters with plenty of brickwork and attractive decorations. You have five bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The two semi-detached houses of the Jardins type have a wooden facade cladding. These are two-story homes of approximately 138 square meters with four rooms, including three bedrooms. A striking feature of these homes is the charming gambrel roof.
The detached Liberté-type home is approximately 161 square meters in size. This house is slightly hidden, giving it an extra intimate feel. On the ground floor, you have a living room with a large kitchen-diner and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Everything is on one level, then. Yet there is also a second floor, featuring two bedrooms and a second bathroom.
House type Niche is a linked-detached home of approximately 140 square meters with black woodwork on the facades and a barn-like appearance. In this special house, you have three bedrooms on the first floor. You also have an attic, which is accessible via a loft ladder.
The two Harmonie-type residences are approximately 149 and 180 (!) square meters in size. Both housing types have three bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. With one home you have an attic above that, while the other features a full second floor with two rooms.
It has already been said: Broek in Waterland is a picturesque village with more than eighty monuments, just north of Amsterdam. Particularly special are the well-preserved wooden houses from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with their lovely pastel shades. Many of those houses surround the monumental Saint Nicholas Church. The 'Broeker' architectural style gives the village a unique atmosphere. The abundant greenery and the richness of water also contribute to this.
Fortunately, 'Broek' is not only beautiful and atmospheric, but also lively. It has various local shops, an elementary school, and multiple sports clubs. For a much wider range of amenities, you can visit Monnickendam or Amsterdam-Noord. The center of Monnickendam is less than fifteen minutes away by bike. And the Noord metro station in Amsterdam Noord is eight minutes away by bus.
Have we talked about the surroundings yet? Broek in Waterland is located in – as the name suggests – Waterland. This magnificent and water-rich peat meadow area is ideal for long walks, cycling and boating trips, bird watching, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet and open space.
Can you already see yourself living in this new residential street in the beautiful Broek in Waterland? Then take a look at the accommodation offer on the project website, create an account and register for the property of your preference.
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