This four-room apartment is located on the first floor of Residentie De Horst, a small-scale complex of 10 apartments and 2 maisonettes over five storeys. The living area is approximately 138 m² and the unit includes a large roof terrace of about 45 m² and an internal storage room of around 12 m² accessible from the basement. The building dates from 2004 and features a shared entrance with mailbox area, video intercom, stairs and lift connecting the floors and the underground parking level.
The apartment layout comprises an entrance hall with cloak space and a separate guest toilet, a spacious living room with low windows and a sliding door providing a green outlook and access to the roof terrace, and an open U-shaped kitchen (Siematic) with a double sink and built-in appliances. There are three bedrooms: a main bedroom of approximately 27 m² with fitted wardrobes and a sliding door to the terrace, a second bedroom of about 12 m² with a washbasin, and a third bedroom of about 10 m². Interior finishes include floor tiles throughout and plastered walls and ceilings.
Building systems and energy features include an A++ energy label, a heat pump, a balanced heat-recovery ventilation system, whole-floor underfloor heating with cooling capability, and a combination of floor and wall heating. A utility/bijkeuken houses the heat pump, heat-recovery installation and connections for a washing machine and dryer. The roof terrace is fitted with wooden decking and exterior sunshades.
Parking and storage are provided in the basement with two designated parking spaces and an individual storage room with electricity; these are accessible by lift and from the rear parking area. The complex offers visitor parking and charging points at the front of the building. The location is at the edge of Kaatsheuvel in a wooded environment with public transport nearby, local shops and health facilities in the vicinity, and easy road connections toward Den Bosch, Eindhoven, Tilburg and Breda. Nearby natural amenity: De Loonse en Drunense Duinen.
