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5025 DP (Tilburg)
€490/ month + €37.95 service costs
This studio apartment is located at Calandhof 32 in Tilburg's Oud Zuid neighborhood. The home offers 30 m² of living space and is situated on the fourth floor of a well-maintained complex with an elevator. The building dates from 1980 and was thoroughly renovated in 2008, when it was given a refreshed appearance with cheerful colors and more open sightlines. The apartment has an energy label D and is heated by central heating (CV). As a studio, the home is designed around a combined living and sleeping space, making it especially well suited for singles or students.
The interior layout consists of a living room of approximately 12 m² and a separate sleeping area of around 9 m², together forming the combined living and sleeping space. The kitchen is an open kitchen, integrated into the main living area. A practical feature of this studio is that the bathroom is separate from the living and sleeping space, which adds a level of comfort not always found in homes of this size. The apartment has no garden but does offer a private balcony, providing outdoor space to enjoy. In addition, the home includes a storage unit (berging), offering extra space for belongings. There is no attic space.
The Calandhof and adjacent Eisingahof are characteristic of 1970s residential architecture, formed around several small courtyards and passageways. The complex lies conveniently next to the Korvelseweg shopping street and at a short distance from the center of Tilburg. Directly adjacent to the complex is a park featuring a football field, playground equipment, and other amenities. Despite the nearby Korvelseweg, the area is surprisingly quiet. The surrounding neighborhood features homes of various sizes, contributing to a diverse and mixed community of residents, while the complex itself consists of studios with combined living and sleeping rooms.
The net rent is €489.97 per month, with service costs of €37.95. The service costs include electricity consumption in common areas, a glass fund, a sewer fund, cleaning of common areas, the heating installation, and water consumption of the home. Heating costs amount to €140.00 per month, with additional costs of €11.00, bringing the total gross rent to €678.92 per month. The property is offered as a regular dwelling with an on-site caretaker or neighborhood manager present. A few practical points to consider: parking at the Calandhof can be difficult, particularly for households with multiple cars, ground-floor homes in the complex have gardens, and cohabitation is not permitted in the first year. The apartment is available from 19 November 2026.
Price
€490.00
Service Costs
€37.95
Available From
November 19, 2026
Is Social Housing
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
4
Construction Year
1980
Renovation Year
2008
Balcony
Building Facilities
Storage Present
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€490
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