Rental history
- Listed since
- September 25, 2023
- Date of rental
- January 8, 2024
- Term
- 3 months
Description
Description
This prominent building at Leidseplein 33 in Amsterdam has been part of the face of Leidseplein for decades. The office space was completely renovated inside in 2017. The spaces have been painted, fitted with new carpeting and new kitchens. A separate entrance gives access to the second, third and fourth floors. Each floor has its own toilet. A total of nine work rooms, two kitchens and a storage room are available.
Availability
Immediately.
There is a total of approximately 210 sqm available for rent, consisting of:
The second floor, approximately 70 sqm of office space;
The third floor, approximately 70 sqm of office space;
The fourth floor, approximately 70 sqm of office space.
Lease Term
Five (5) years with an option for a five (5) year extension.
Rental Price
€ 300,- per sqm per year excluding VAT and service charges.
Service Costs
To be determined.
Delivery level
The office space will be delivered with the following amenities:
• Individual central heating system.
• Individual electricity and water meters.
• Video intercom system on each floor.
• Various air conditioning units.
• 2 kitchens.
• 3 toilets.
• Flooring.
• Cable ducts.
• Patch panel.
• Light fixtures.
• Sunscreens.
Location
Right in the centre of Amsterdam, with the Vondelpark a stone's throw away, Leidseplein is buzzing with bars, restaurants, clubs and theatres. The adjacent Albert Heijn supermarket and Apple store ensure a large crowd.
Parking
There are no dedicated parking spaces available. The nearby Q-park parking garage "Byzantium" offers parking spaces during office hours at current rates.
Accessibility by Car
The westbound A10 highway of Amsterdam is reachable within 14 minutes via Stadhouderskade and Overtoom. This connection provides good access to the A4 and A-8. The eastbound A10 (Oost-as) can be reached within 19 minutes via Stadhouderskade, Amsteldijk, and Gooiseweg, providing good access to the A1 and A2.
Accessibility by Public Transport
Leidseplein is well-served by trams (lines 1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 16) with direct connections to the main train stations. Vijzelgracht metro station is also just a 3-minute walk away. Additionally, there is a taxi stand.
History
Leidseplein, where the road to Leiden once began, originated in the 17th century as a gathering place for coaches, carts, and horses used for transportation. Farmers from outside the city also stabled their horse-drawn wagons here. The square was dominated by the Leidsepoort for many years and, after 1774, by the theater until a successful enterprise built a colossal building across from the theater in 1912: the Hirsch & Cie fashion house. Despite the growth ambitions of this department store, two buildings escaped its expansion, one of which is the Leidseplein 33. Since around 1901, this address has housed the handcraft shop of the women's association Tesselschade. This was one of the many sales outlets of the association where handicrafts were sold.
This prominent building at Leidseplein 33 in Amsterdam has been part of the face of Leidseplein for decades. The office space was completely renovated inside in 2017. The spaces have been painted, fitted with new carpeting and new kitchens. A separate entrance gives access to the second, third and fourth floors. Each floor has its own toilet. A total of nine work rooms, two kitchens and a storage room are available.
Availability
Immediately.
There is a total of approximately 210 sqm available for rent, consisting of:
The second floor, approximately 70 sqm of office space;
The third floor, approximately 70 sqm of office space;
The fourth floor, approximately 70 sqm of office space.
Lease Term
Five (5) years with an option for a five (5) year extension.
Rental Price
€ 300,- per sqm per year excluding VAT and service charges.
Service Costs
To be determined.
Delivery level
The office space will be delivered with the following amenities:
• Individual central heating system.
• Individual electricity and water meters.
• Video intercom system on each floor.
• Various air conditioning units.
• 2 kitchens.
• 3 toilets.
• Flooring.
• Cable ducts.
• Patch panel.
• Light fixtures.
• Sunscreens.
Location
Right in the centre of Amsterdam, with the Vondelpark a stone's throw away, Leidseplein is buzzing with bars, restaurants, clubs and theatres. The adjacent Albert Heijn supermarket and Apple store ensure a large crowd.
Parking
There are no dedicated parking spaces available. The nearby Q-park parking garage "Byzantium" offers parking spaces during office hours at current rates.
Accessibility by Car
The westbound A10 highway of Amsterdam is reachable within 14 minutes via Stadhouderskade and Overtoom. This connection provides good access to the A4 and A-8. The eastbound A10 (Oost-as) can be reached within 19 minutes via Stadhouderskade, Amsteldijk, and Gooiseweg, providing good access to the A1 and A2.
Accessibility by Public Transport
Leidseplein is well-served by trams (lines 1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 16) with direct connections to the main train stations. Vijzelgracht metro station is also just a 3-minute walk away. Additionally, there is a taxi stand.
History
Leidseplein, where the road to Leiden once began, originated in the 17th century as a gathering place for coaches, carts, and horses used for transportation. Farmers from outside the city also stabled their horse-drawn wagons here. The square was dominated by the Leidsepoort for many years and, after 1774, by the theater until a successful enterprise built a colossal building across from the theater in 1912: the Hirsch & Cie fashion house. Despite the growth ambitions of this department store, two buildings escaped its expansion, one of which is the Leidseplein 33. Since around 1901, this address has housed the handcraft shop of the women's association Tesselschade. This was one of the many sales outlets of the association where handicrafts were sold.
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