Benkey acquires Schutterspoort office building in Leiden
Nina van der Peijl
3 juli 2026
2 min read
Benkey acquires Schutterspoort office building in Leiden
Stable multi-tenant office asset in a prime location
Laren, 30 June 2026 – Benkey has acquired the office building Schutterspoort, located at Schipholweg 55–75 in Leiden, including the adjacent parking garage at Anthony Fokkerweg 109–123, on behalf of the Benkey Real Estate Fund.
The office building comprises nine floors with a total of 7,841 m² of lettable floor area and 70 on-site parking spaces. In addition, the adjacent parking garage provides 85 parking spaces and 931 m² of lettable office and storage space. The property is approximately 97% leased to a diversified group of around 20 tenants. The building holds an A+ energy label and a BREEAM-NL In-Use certification (Good), aligning with the growing occupier demand for sustainable office buildings.
Schutterspoort is strategically located within walking distance of Leiden Central Station and the historic city centre. The property forms part of the Schipholweg area vision, a large-scale redevelopment zone in Leiden.
“Schutterspoort is a strong fit with the fund’s growth ambitions. The quality of the building and its location, combined with a stable cash flow generated by a diversified group of solid tenants, make this a highly resilient and future-proof addition to Benkey’s existing portfolio.”
Investment Manager at Benkey
About Benkey
Benkey launched its real estate fund in the summer of 2024. Since then, the fund has completed multiple property transactions in the Netherlands, with a focus on commercial and value-add real estate. Benkey pursues a personal approach, a manageable scale, and the development of long-term relationships with investors. Its mission is to generate stable, hassle-free income through responsible and yield-generating real estate investments.
With thanks to all parties involved in the transaction
We would like to thank all parties involved who contributed to making this transaction possible.
Benkey was advised by Lexence, SteenRaad, NIVAB Vastgoed Advies and Gijsen Vastgoedadvies. The seller was commercially advised by CBRE Netherlands B.V. and Barnhoorn Bedrijfsmakelaardij B.V., and received legal counsel from Loyens & Loeff.
