
WFC - Toren 4
50-1.000 m²
Area
Office space
Property type
Rent from
€1,212/mo
All-in monthly price of the most affordable available unit (61 m², 8 workstations)
Toren 4 offers modern office space for rent at the prestigious Koningin Wilhelminaplein in Amsterdam. This excellently situated property features an A+++ energy label and is equipped with all the amenities you need for a productive work environment. With 24/7 access, you can work flexibly, while the advanced security system keeps your business safe and secure.
The office space is outfitted with contemporary facilities including fast fiber optic internet, meeting rooms for collaborative sessions, and a professional reception area. For your wellbeing, there is a gym and a pleasant coffee bar on-site, while the restaurant provides various options for lunch and dinner breaks. The elevator ensures easy accessibility to all floors.
From a practical standpoint, Toren 4 offers extensive parking facilities and charging points for electric vehicles. The bicycle storage promotes sustainable transportation and fits perfectly into the modern business landscape. This premium office building combines location, comfort, and efficiency in a unique way.
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Availability and prices last updated on 22 July 2026
24/7 Access
Security System
Bike Storage
Coffee Bar
Fiber Internet
Gym
Elevator
EV Charging
Parking
Reception
Restaurant
Meeting Rooms
Furnished option
Office space, Warehouse & Logistics, Retail space
For rent
€170/ m² / yr
To be determined
Property Summary The office building located at Koningin Wilhelminaplein 1 in Amsterdam was constructed in 1989 and comprises approximately 18,851 square meters of commercial space. The property is currently in active use and maintains its primary function as office accommodation, making it a well-established asset within Amsterdam's commercial real estate market.
Year Built
1989
Designated Use
Office
BAG area
18,851 m²
Status
Pand in gebruik
Source: Kadaster BAG
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Amsterdam centrum
4.9 km
Amsterdam Zuid
3.0 km
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
6.9 km
A10, A1
Nearby
Hotel King's Court
Hotel · 251 m
AH Koningin Wilhelminaplein
Supermarket · 59 m
Medisch Centrum Amsterdam West
Hospital · 1.1 km
TrainMore Amsterdam Koningin Wilhelminaplein Black Label
Gym · 66 m
This commercial property at Koningin Wilhelminaplein 1 in Amsterdam's Westlandgracht district offers excellent accessibility for a modern office workspace. The location is well-connected to public transport, with Amsterdam Zuid railway station within easy reach, while the A10 motorway provides convenient access for those commuting by car. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is also accessible for business travelers requiring frequent air travel. The immediate surroundings are highly functional for daily operations, featuring an Albert Heijn supermarket on the doorstep for quick shopping and meals, the TrainMore gym facility practically next door for employee wellness, and Hotel King's Court nearby for accommodating business guests. With Medisch Centrum Amsterdam West also in the vicinity, staff have access to essential healthcare services. This combination of strong transport links and comprehensive local amenities makes the Westlandgracht location an efficient choice for companies seeking accessible, well-equipped office premises in Amsterdam.
Last updated on: 27 July 2026. We refresh this data at least once a year.
Figures for Koningin Wilhelminaplein, Amsterdam, source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments, source: CBS
The Koningin Wilhelminaplein neighbourhood in Amsterdam is a densely populated urban area with 3410 residents spread across 2225 households, characterised by a high population density of 13890 people per square kilometre and a notably low car ownership rate of just 0.3 vehicles per household. The area hosts 705 business establishments across just 25 hectares, reflecting an intensely mixed-use environment dominated by business services (215 ventures), retail and hospitality (180 establishments), and transport, information and communications (105 operations), alongside meaningful contributions from education, healthcare, culture and recreation sectors. This sectoral composition reveals a dynamic, service-oriented neighbourhood that blends corporate office functions with street-level commerce and public amenities, creating a vibrant daytime economy. For a commercial property user, this location offers excellent connectivity and foot traffic potential given the high address density of 7277 per square kilometre, making it particularly well-suited to client-facing retail, professional services or office operations that benefit from proximity to complementary businesses and public transport accessibility.
CBS dataset: 86165NED · Last updated: July 22, 2026

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Office space rent – city Amsterdam
€/sqm per year
Amsterdam's prime office market shows two distinct growth phases. From 2016 to 2019, rents climb steadily from €165 to €185 during stable economic conditions. Covid-19 triggers stagnation in 2020–2021 (€185–€188) as hybrid working adoption dampens traditional office demand. The market then accelerates sharply from 2022 onwards, reaching €343 by 2026. This reversal is driven by three dynamics: (1) rising interest rates from 2023 redirect institutional capital toward real estate underweighting, (2) scarcity of grade-A stock in tier-1 cities constrains supply, and (3) user migration toward premium, well-located office space following the hybrid-work reset. The 108% cumulative growth is heavily skewed toward 2022–2026, reflecting structural undersupply rather than occupier demand.