Apartment Ketelhavenplein 147, Tilburg - For Rent

This apartment is located on Ketelhavenplein in the Campenhoef area of Tilburg-Reeshof. The property is situated on the fifth floor of a complex built in 2015 and is served by an elevator that runs from the ground floor. The apartment carries energy label A+, which reflects good insulation and energy-efficient installations, including electric cooking. The layout comprises a living room of approximately 21 m², one bedroom of approximately 13 m², a half-open kitchen, and a half-open connection between the living and cooking areas. In addition, the apartment features a loggia that provides sheltered outdoor space, as well as a private storage unit.

The building offers several practical facilities for residents. A communal bicycle storage is available at ground level, although the elevator does not extend to the parking garage or bicycle storage. A caretaker is present in the complex, and there is an active tenants' committee and a homeowners' association (VvE). Beneath the complex lies a parking garage, and it is possible to inquire about renting a parking space there. The complex also includes mobility considerations in its rules, as there is no designated storage space for mobility scooters, meaning these must be stored and charged within the apartment itself.

The location is a strong feature of this property. The apartment is situated directly opposite Reeshof station, offering convenient public transport connections, and the main access roads are nearby for travel by car. The ground floor of the complex includes opportunities for food, sports, and various healthcare services, bringing daily amenities within immediate reach. The Heyhoef shopping center can be reached within about five minutes by bicycle, while Reeshofpark is within walking distance, providing green space for recreation close to home.

The net monthly rent is €713.02, with service costs of €25.95, bringing the total gross rent to €740.97 per month. The service costs include electricity consumption for the common areas, the glass fund, the sewage fund, and cleaning of the communal spaces. During the first year of the tenancy, allowing an additional occupant to move in is not permitted. Any items in the apartment may potentially be taken over in consultation with the departing tenant. Allocation of the property is determined by registration duration, and possibly by age, income, and priority status.