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Broek-in-Waterland

New construction in Broek in Waterland

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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    Broek in Waterland
    €837,500 - €1,129,500
    Available
    13 properties
    • 6 available
    • 7 sold
    130m² - 196m²

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Shops, school and sports clubs in Broek in Waterland

Fortunately, 'Broek' is not only beautiful and charming, but also lively. It has various local shops, restaurants and cafes, a primary 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 a fifteen-minute bike ride away. And metro station Noord in Amsterdam-Noord is an eight-minute bus ride. So all of that is surprisingly close by.

Waterland: magnificent peat meadow area

Broek in Waterland is located in – as the name suggests – Waterland. This magnificent and water-rich peat meadow area is ideal for long walking, cycling, and boating trips, bird watching, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet and the open space. Tourist attractions such as Marken and – as already mentioned – Monnickendam are also nearby.

New construction in Broek in Waterland

On this page you will find the new construction offerings registered with us for Broek in Waterland. You can also read the latest news. An overview of the new construction offerings in the entire region (Metropolitan Region Amsterdam) can be found on the supply page on this website.

Sources and more information: www.wikipedia.nl and www.lavieinbroek.nl | Photo: HSB.