Eindhoven - Apartment - 84m²

Living in the vibrant heart of Eindhoven! Imagine stepping outside your door and being in the city centre of Eindhoven within minutes. Shops, restaurants, coffee bars, and cultural hotspots – all within walking distance. Gerard Philipslaan 179 offers a unique opportunity to live in one of the most popular and centrally located complexes in the city. This stylish 2-bedroom apartment is located on a desirable floor and offers a very spacious layout with a playful design, large windows, a generous balcony, and private storage. The apartment is move-in ready and perfect for those seeking a combination of comfort and urban elegance. Upon entering, you are welcomed by a neat hallway with access to all rooms. The spacious living room with open kitchen (approx. 9.19m deep and 5.27m wide at the widest point!) is the highlight of this apartment. Thanks to the corner location and large windows, you enjoy plenty of natural light and a beautiful unobstructed view. The kitchen is fitted with a sleek kitchen unit and all necessary built-in appliances. From the living room, you have access to a large balcony, ideal for relaxing in the afternoon sun. The apartment offers two generous bedrooms (approx. 12 m² and 10.5 m²), a modern bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, a separate toilet, and a convenient storage/laundry room with space for a washing machine and extra storage. The apartment is located in the highly sought-after Hartje Eindhoven, just a few minutes' walk from the Central Station, Strijp-S, the Market Square, and the city centre. Public transport, supermarkets, sports facilities, and entertainment venues – all are right around the corner. Please refer to our website for more information on income requirements and registration documents. The landlord may request a deposit depending on the candidate’s employment situation or other considerations. For liberalised rental properties, the annual rent increase is a maximum of CPI + 1%, unless the Dutch government sets a different maximum increase for liberalised independent rental homes in a given year. For regulated rental properties, the government sets the annual rent increase percentage.