Hulstkampgebouw
Hulstkampgebouw
The Hulstkampgebouw is a landmark national monument on the Maaskade on the Noordereiland in Rotterdam, at the foot of the Willemsbrug. Designed by architect J.P. Stok and built between 1889 and 1895 in neo-Renaissance style, with red brick, natural stone accents and richly detailed facades, it was first a margarine and cheese factory and later a distillery, which gave the building its name. Today it combines its industrial heritage with modern office use, with offices at the front, side and rear of the building.
What makes the Hulstkampgebouw special
A national monument
A landmark neo-Renaissance building on the Maaskade, designed by J.P. Stok and built between 1889 and 1895.
On the Noordereiland
At the foot of the Willemsbrug on the Maas, with a bus stop right in front of the building.
Offices with their own pantry
Each office has its own pantry and opening windows, with a lift serving the floors.
Facilities and Amenities
The office space
- Own pantry
- Opening windows
- Floor covering, window blinds, air conditioning and intercom available for use
- Shared toilets on the floor
- Delivered empty in its current state
The building
- National monument built between 1889 and 1895
- Lift
- Intercom
- Cleaning of the common areas
- Window cleaning
Getting there
- Bus stop right in front of the building
- Rotterdam Blaak station about a 15-minute walk
- Maasboulevard and Laan op Zuid to the A16 and the ring road
- Public parking spaces nearby
How to get there?
The Hulstkampgebouw stands on the Maaskade on the Noordereiland, the island in the Maas in the heart of Rotterdam, right at the foot of the Willemsbrug. A bus stop is directly in front of the building, and Rotterdam Blaak station is about 1.3 km away, roughly a 15-minute walk. By car you reach the building via the Maasboulevard on the north side and the Laan op Zuid on the south side, both with good links to the A16 and the Rotterdam ring road. Public parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity of the building.
Office space at the Hulstkampgebouw in Rotterdam
The Hulstkampgebouw was built as a margarine and cheese factory with offices, storage and homes, and from 1919 it housed a distillery and liqueur works, which gave the building its present name. Its industrial character has been carefully preserved, and today the building combines historic heritage with modern office use. Offices are available on the 2nd and 3rd floors at the front, side and rear of the building, each delivered empty in its current state with its own pantry and opening windows, with shared toilets on the floor and a lift in the building. The lease is arranged directly with the landlord, with the lease term by arrangement.
Frequently asked questions about the Hulstkampgebouw
The Hulstkampgebouw is at Maaskade 119, 3071 NK Rotterdam, on the Noordereiland at the foot of the Willemsbrug. A bus stop is right in front of the building and Rotterdam Blaak station is about a 15-minute walk away.
Offices are offered on the 2nd and 3rd floors, at the front, side and rear of the building, from compact offices for small teams to larger spaces. Each office is shown as a card on this page with its size, price and availability.
This is not a serviced office: you lease the space directly from the landlord on a conventional lease, with the lease term by arrangement. The offices are delivered empty in their current state with their own pantry; the existing floor covering, window blinds, air conditioning and intercom may be used free of charge, but they are not part of the lease and their upkeep is up to you. Furniture, internet, cleaning of your own space and the electricity contract for your office are arranged by you. Service costs come on top of the rent and cover items such as maintenance of the building installations and the lift, water, electricity of the common areas, cleaning of the common areas and window cleaning. All prices exclude VAT.
There are public parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the building. By car, the Maasboulevard and the Laan op Zuid connect the building to the A16 and the Rotterdam ring road.
Yes. The Hulstkampgebouw is a national monument, designed by architect J.P. Stok and built between 1889 and 1895 in neo-Renaissance style, with red brick, natural stone accents and richly detailed facades. Because of its monumental status, the building has no energy label.
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