A home for life
Living longer, healthier and happier in Utrecht
Okinawa in Japan, Ikaria in Greece and Sardinia in Italy. Like these areas, Cartesius in Utrecht offers all the conditions for a healthier, longer and richer life. Indeed, it is the first Dutch urban district to fully embrace the characteristics of these so-called "Blue Zones. Here, space and connection are perfectly balanced and you live your optimal life amidst greenery.
Connectedness with people, the neighbourhood and nature. For everyone.
3,200 homes, ranging from compact townhouses to luxury penthouses, interspersed with a cleverly designed network of green spaces. Biodiversity and sustainability are fundamental requirements, as is an abundance of space between the neighborhood’s various elements. Space to live, work, and relax—whether together or in peace and quiet; space to truly live! Cartesius isn’t just another new neighborhood; it’s a blueprint for the urban neighborhood of the future.
Apartments in Loma Linda and Nosara, and townhouses in Costa for sale
The apartments in the newest subdevelopment of Cartesius are now on sale. This subdevelopment is located directly adjacent to Cartesius Central Park. Loma Linda consists of 84 luxury condominiums, spread across three distinctive building blocks, each with its own identity.
In Nicoya, a few apartments in Nosara are still available for sale. They are located right next to the CAB, overlooking the green courtyard garden. A few townhouses in Costa are also still available in Nicoya. These large homes are located partly on Cartesiusweg and partly on the side facing the CAB. Each townhouse has four stories, and some feature an impressive facade that is no less than ten meters wide.
Nosara:
an ideal place to live with surprising variety
Costa: Exclusive town houses
Loma Linda: Apartments and Penthouses Now on Sale
From medieval urban meadowto modern Blue Zones
Since the Middle Ages, Cartesius has served as a city pasture on the outskirts of the city for its residents. Ballast Nedam Development has drawn up a plan for a neighborhood with high standards of sustainability and health, in which mobility has been a key focus of the planning process. And that has everything to do with its unique location.
