Now for rental: Cruquius 1.3H (EN VERSION) - Cruquius (2024)

Unique location on the waterfront

Cruquius 1.3H is located on the Entrepothaven, right at the beginning of the Cruquiusweg, close to the beating heart of Cruquius and with its “foot” almost extending onto the boardwalk. A place where you can relax near the water, or in the green city parks that have been created on Cruquius Island. Somewhere to enjoy the easy-going island life, with quirky catering facilities, a supermarket and a gym that’s easily within walking distance.

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From studio to 4-room apartment

Cruquius 1.3H offers plenty of variation. In this unique building on the waterfront, you can choose from a studio to a spacious apartment with two, three or even four rooms. Another bonus is that the architect has done everything possible to offer practically all apartments a view across the Entrepothaven. Moreover, the apartments are wonderfully light, thanks to their high windows that extend to floor level. The apartments also boast oak laminate flooring.

Rental of the apartments in Cruquius 1.3H is already underway, so some of them have already been snapped up. But there are some still available! See which ones by checking out the home finder below.

How do I register?

After checking out via the home finder which apartment enjoys your preference, you can start the online registration process. In addition to providing your name and address details, you’ll need to indicate which apartments you prefer and upload a number of documents. When all documents are complete, the estate agent can allocate an apartment to you.

After clicking on an apartment in the home finder, clicking the ‘Ik wil deze woning’ option will open the applicable online registration form. You can also use the turquoise button.

Beautiful architecture

Amsterdam architectural firm Arons & Gelauff is the driving force behind the design of Cruquius 1.3. “The architecture is a clear nod to Cruquius’ maritime and industrial past. But while this past is likely to conjure up visions of dark bricks, we were aiming more for buildings that are light and expressive. Buildings that are a good fit with the rest of the structures on Cruquius Island. This was achieved by designing the buildings with characteristic ‘shed roofs’, the sawtooth profile of which is a throwback to old factories and identifiable from a distance.”