Nieuwbouw in Weespersluis
Weespersluis will be located near Amsterdam. A new residential landscape in Weesp where 2,750 homes are being built. Weespersluis is located 10 minutes from Amsterdam, close to 't Gooi and at the Vecht. Only a third of the area is built on; two thirds of the area remains open to water and nature. In Weespersluis, new water will be connected to the Vecht.
Program
A large part of the houses in Weespersluis is built in the 'Fin de siècle' architecture, a richly decorated style with interior and exterior spaces such as bay windows, conservatories, verandas and loggias and facades with a vertical character. The qualities of the environment inspire the design of the residential landscape. There will be different housing types around courtyards, park streets and canals. Each neighborhood gets its own character. The new district consists of three sub-areas: Lanenrijk, Waterrijk and Vechtrijk. The first residential areas have now been completed or are under construction. And very regularly new projects come on sale.
Waterrijk, Vechtrijk and Lanenrijk
The housing supply in Weespersluis is very diverse. It includes mansions, two-hairdressers and detached villas, but there are also apartments and self-build plots. The landscape and water play an important role in the new district. For example, the Vechtrijk sub-area focuses on the Vecht, with houses in park streets with closed corners. Lanenrijk is more of a neighborhood with canals, avenues and courtyards. Waterrijk comes along a green park-like boulevard. Here, among other things, villas will be built in the middle of the landscape and lots on the water with their own jetty.
Business and facilities
Weespersluis will have shops, restaurants and facilities such as a primary school and a sports hall. For more information, visit www.weespersluis.nl
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