




5041 LH (Tilburg)
€490/ month + €22.95 service costs
This compact studio apartment of 25 m² is located on the sixth floor of a well-organized apartment building at Alleenhouderstraat 144, in the Bouwmeesterbuurt area of Oud Noord, Tilburg. The residence was built in 1971 and functions as a combined living and sleeping space, making it suitable for a single occupant seeking practical, low-maintenance accommodation. The building has an energy label D and is heated by a central heating system (CV). An elevator provides convenient access to the sixth floor, and a building manager is present on site for day-to-day support.
The interior offers a living room of approximately 18 m², which serves as the central living and sleeping area. The kitchen is closed and separate from the living space, providing a practical layout for cooking and daily routines. There are no separate bedrooms, as the property is designed as a studio. A private balcony extends the living space outdoors, offering fresh air and a view over the neighborhood. In addition, the unit includes a private storage room, which is valuable for keeping bicycles, seasonal items, and other belongings out of the living area.
The location is a key feature of this property. The Bouwmeesterbuurt is part of Oud Noord, a residential district of Tilburg known for its proximity to the city center and its everyday amenities. Shops are reachable within a one-minute walk, making grocery shopping and errands simple and quick. Tilburg's train station is only about three minutes away by bicycle, which is convenient for commuters and students. The surrounding streets offer a mix of residential buildings and local facilities, giving the area a practical and connected character.
The net rent is €489.97 per month, with service costs of €22.95, heating costs of €85.00, and additional costs of €12.00, bringing the total gross rent to €609.92. The service costs include electricity consumption for the common areas, cleaning of the common areas, the heating installation, and water usage for the unit. The property is classified as regular housing and is available from November 10, 2026. An intake interview is part of the selection procedure. The studio is intended for individual occupancy and is not suitable for households with children, as children cannot be registered as living here. Subletting or allowing others to move in during the first year is not permitted. Any takeover of furnishings or belongings is subject to agreement with the departing tenant.
Price
€490.00
Service Costs
€22.95
Available From
November 10, 2026
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
6
Construction Year
1971
Balcony
Building Facilities
Storage Present
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