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Welcome to La Vie in charming Broek in Waterland. Here you live quietly and green in an attractive village, while Amsterdam and Monnickendam are surprisingly close. Within minutes you are in the city, but at home you enjoy space, nature, and a safe place where children still simply play outside.
La Vie consists of 13 characteristic new-build homes around a cozy residential street, within walking distance of the historic village center. The architecture blends beautifully with the traditional Broek style of building, featuring wooden facades, refined details, and colors that suit the village. In this way, La Vie combines the look of the past with the comfort and sustainability of today.
The surrounding area offers plenty of opportunities to relax: vast polders, picturesque villages, and the Markermeer are just around the corner. Cycle, walk, or sail through the beautiful Waterland, or take the bus and be in the heart of Amsterdam in about 15 minutes.
La Vie is village living at its best: quiet, green, and connected. A unique opportunity to live in a place where life feels just that little bit more beautiful.
Broek in Waterland is a picturesque village of about 2,800 inhabitants, just north of Amsterdam. There are over eighty (!) monuments. Particularly striking are the well-preserved wooden houses from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with their beautiful pastel colors. Many of these houses are located around the monumental Sint Nicolaaskerk (Saint Nicholas Church). The 'Broeker' architectural style gives the village a unique atmosphere. The abundant greenery, waterways, and narrow bridges also contribute to this. It's like being in an open-air museum.

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