Commercial lots Waarderpolder
The Municipality of Haarlem is offering several plots of land for sale at the Waarderpolder business park with a view to facilitating the expansion of the business enterprises currently established here and/or the establishment of new businesses. There are numerous possibilities for each plot of land. A plot of land that corresponds to the potential buyer’s requirements will be sought in consultation with the potential buyer.
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Commercial lots Waarderpolder description
Price per m2
The price of the land will be calculated depending on the location, desired construction height and the prospective buyer’s parking needs. This will be between approximately 275 and 350 euros per m2, excluding VAT and the purchasing costs payable by the buyer.
Available plots
For an overview of the available plots of land for commercial purposes, please visit www.waarderpolder.nl/vestigen/kavels/
Already established on this location
Industrial area Waarderpolder
About the area
About the area
Haarlem
A historic city of culture, at 12 minutes by train from inner city Amsterdam, with extensive pedestrian shopping zones and a beach nearby. Haarlem is an attractive town for families with children, as it radiates a more provincial vibe. It is also home to many small high tech companies and start-ups. The white sandy beach stretches out over almost 150 km. All along this coast, travellers will discover miles of boulevards, terraces, shops and restaurants.
Related assets
Related assets
| Koningstein
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It is located right on the Spaarne at the southern edge of the centre of the city in the Rozenprieel district. The plan includes the construction of approximately fifteen townhouses along the Spaarne and four apartments in the social sector. The existing building Koningstein must be demolished to make space for the current development.
| Schiphol Trade Park
| 112 ha |
Schiphol Trade Park is directly next to Schiphol and has its own access road to the A4 and is linked via the A5 to the Port of Amsterdam. The business park’s ambition is to become the most sustainable business park in Europe. In terms of spatial planning, for example, a lot of thought is going into the use of green energy, reusing materials and the sustainable use of water. Companies located here not only have to fulfil sustainability requirements, but also the high image quality requirements in the field of, for example, nature inclusiveness, biodiversity, ecology and the living environment. The green image of the buildings is the ‘new normal’
at the business park