Tilburg - Apartment - 95m²

Modern 2-Bedroom Apartment in the Vibrant Heart of Tilburg. Welcome to this stylish and comfortable apartment located in the lively city center of Tilburg—a perfect blend of modern living and urban energy! Layout: Upon entering the spacious hallway, you immediately feel at home. The hall provides access to all rooms, creating an efficient and well-organized layout. Bright Living Room & Generous Balcony: The cozy living room is bathed in natural light thanks to the large windows and gives access to a spacious 16.8 m² balcony—an ideal spot to relax outdoors. Open Kitchen: The modern open-plan kitchen is fully equipped with high-quality built-in appliances. Perfect for cooking while staying connected with your guests. Two Bedrooms & Luxurious Bathroom: The apartment features two spacious and bright bedrooms. The bathroom is tastefully designed with a double sink and walk-in shower—a true retreat to unwind. There is also a separate toilet and a practical storage room. Prime Location: Living in the heart of Tilburg means everything is within reach: shops, restaurants, cultural venues, and public transport. From the Spoorzone to Tivolipark, it’s all just a short walk away. Living in De Bankier: De Bankier is a new landmark in Tilburg: a 76-meter-high residential tower rich in history. The original 1954 bank building has been stylishly incorporated into the design. The nearly 6-meter-high entrance exudes luxury with a nod to the past. Residents benefit from modern conveniences such as two bicycle parking spots per apartment and a bicycle transport system for effortless use. The perfect place for those who seek quality, comfort, and character in a vibrant setting. Security Deposit: The landlord may require a security deposit based on individual circumstances, including the employment status of the applicant(s). Rent Adjustments: For properties with a liberalized rent, an annual rent increase of up to CPI + 3% applies unless a different maximum is set by the Dutch government. For regulated rental properties, the annual rent increase is determined by the government.