Live like a local, love the city – discover Eendracht Residence

Welcome to Eendracht Residence – a unique living concept in the heart of vibrant Rotterdam. This former townhouse at number 40 has been transformed into ten stunning city apartments ranging from 51 m² to 122 m². Whether you’re drawn to the Rotterdam skyline or the iconic Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, each apartment offers exceptional views and a high-end finish.

The residences are fully finished and turn-key. Think oak floors, luxurious bathrooms, stylish wall finishes and Siemens-equipped kitchens – all ready for you to move in right away. Plus: every home is energy-efficient, thanks to individual heat pumps and solar panels.

Step outside and the city is at your feet – the Witte de Withstraat, museums, shops, parks, and public transport are all within walking distance.

Prices start from € 395,000.
Visit www.eendrachtsresidence.nl and start your new life in Rotterdam.

Location Highlight

Looking for the charm of city living with greenery right outside your door?
At Eendracht Residence, you get the best of both worlds.
Located on Rotterdam’s iconic Eendrachtsweg
10 luxurious apartments – available now

Interior / Turn-key Living

No need to paint, drill, or fix – just move right in.
Eendracht Residence features elegant oak floors, luxury bathrooms, a Siemens kitchen, and immaculate finishes.
Fully finished – ready to enjoy
Starting at € 395,000 (buyer costs)

Lifestyle Focus

Looking for a fresh start in a character-filled building with modern comfort?
Eendracht Residence blends city life, sustainability, and style in one unique address.
Stylish apartments in the heart of Rotterdam on Eendrachtsweg – close to everything that makes the city special
Learn more: www.eendrachtsresidence.nl

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