A concierge who takes delivery of groceries and packages, chic public areas with art on the wall, dry cleaning and cab service, and a parking garage that looks after your car; this is what everyone deserves, right? At The Mayor, at least you're in the right place.
Chic public areas, a dry cleaning and cab service and parking garage are not the only benefits of living in the high-end residential location in Amstelveen. For example, you will also find an indoor gym and a cozy coffee corner.
A special feature is the hospitality service exclusively for residents: M-Exclusive. This includes a well-secured parking garage, the presence of a concierge for arranging mail packages and a dry cleaning and cab service. In case of vacation or absence, the concierge will look after your home. A babysitter is also provided. In fact, as a resident here, you don't have to leave your door. Discover the amazing villas and XXL Apartments at The Mayor.
All the advantages of free living with a garden, and still benefit from the convenience services that also apply to the more luxurious apartments. Moreover: peace, privacy and security, with the bustling city center of Amstelveen, so close by. The living areas of the villas vary between 172 and 213 m2. The layout is tailored to your living requirements and are designed by none other than top designer Bertram Beerbaum. Here you also have a large balcony at the master bedroom.
The addition "XXL" is not for nothing. The living areas of these apartments range from 180 to a whopping 300 (!) square meters. There are three types: XXL Luxury Apartments, XXL Penthouses and XXL Garden Apartments. The names say it all: the Penthouses are high, the Garden Apartments are located on the first floor, the Luxury Apartments somewhere in between. The apartments have generous propositions for kitchen, terrace or garden design. You can also relax here on a generous terrace, balcony or in your own garden. You also have space for two cars in the secure parking garage.
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