Spacious 96m² Apartment with Balcony on 9th Floor in Renovated Complex

This apartment is situated on Mozartlaan in the Lijnse Hoek West district of Tilburg. The property is located on the ninth floor of the Mozart apartment complex, which has undergone extensive renovation and sustainability improvements. The asking price is 300,000 euros costs koper.

The Mozart apartment complex features a modern entrance that gives the building a contemporary appearance. The large glass reception hall benefits from abundant natural light. In the center of the hall, a large reading table provides a pleasant seating area. Additionally, there is a separate space where residents can gather and meet. On the ground floor, visitors will find the intercom panel and mailboxes. From the central hall, residents have access to four elevators, with two elevators available for each floor section, ensuring convenient vertical transportation.

The apartment itself offers a generous living area of 96 square meters. Upon entering, you arrive in the entrance hall where the meter cupboard and a wardrobe space are located. This practical layout immediately provides storage options for coats and shoes.

The living room is Z-shaped and particularly spacious at 45 square meters. It features a partially lowered ceiling which adds architectural interest to the space. A sliding door provides direct access to the balcony. The size of the living room allows for a clear separation between a dining area and a comfortable seating area, making it suitable for various furnishing arrangements.

The closed kitchen is positioned at the front of the apartment. It features a light kitchen setup with various cabinets and an extractor hood. The kitchen is described as simple in design, offering a functional space for meal preparation.

The apartment contains three bedrooms, making it a four room property in total. One bedroom is located at the front of the apartment, while the other two bedrooms are situated at the rear. The master bedroom has direct access to the balcony, which is a practical feature for enjoying the outdoor space.

The bathroom is finished with light tiles and equipped with a shower enclosure and a washbasin. The separate toilet room is partially tiled and features a built-in toilet and a small sink. Having the toilet separate from the bathroom is a practical layout that increases the functionality of the apartment, especially for a household with multiple residents.

A utility room houses the WTW (heat recovery ventilation) unit and includes a washing machine connection. This dedicated space keeps laundry appliances out of sight while providing the necessary utilities. Additionally, the apartment comes with a separate storage unit on the ground floor, measuring 2 square meters, which is useful for storing items that are not needed daily.

The balcony is located on the south side of the building and measures 11 square meters. A notable feature is the glass sliding wall that encloses the balcony. This design allows the balcony to be opened up in summer for an outdoor experience, while in winter the glass panels can be closed to create a sheltered, warm space that can still be enjoyed during colder months. This climate facade is part of the sustainability improvements made to the complex.

The apartment complex has been made more sustainable through several measures. The building is now gas-free, meaning it no longer relies on natural gas for heating or cooking. Heating is provided through district heating (stadsverwarming), and hot water comes from a central facility. The complex is also equipped with solar panels. These improvements have resulted in an energy label A rating. The building features roof insulation and double glazing, contributing to the energy efficiency.

The location of the complex offers various amenities in the vicinity. The renewed Wagnerplein shopping center is nearby, providing a complete range of shops for daily needs. Sports facilities, including a swimming pool, are also located in the area. The city center of Tilburg is easily accessible, both by bicycle and other means of transport. A bus stop is located nearby, and the property has good connections to main roads.

The apartment is situated on a quiet road and offers a free view from the ninth floor, which is described as particularly attractive. The elevated position provides a sense of space and openness that is characteristic of higher floor apartments.

Parking is available on public roads in the area. There is no dedicated parking space or garage included with the apartment.

The VvE (homeowners association) contribution is approximately 333 euros per month, excluding heating costs. Heating costs are around 54 euros per month. The VvE is properly registered with the Chamber of Commerce, holds annual meetings, has a reserve fund, maintains a maintenance plan, and has building insurance in place. These are all positive indicators of a well-managed association.

A structural inspection report is available for this property, which provides potential buyers with detailed information about the technical condition of the apartment. A project notary will be used for the transfer. The property is intended for owner occupation, meaning it cannot be purchased as an investment property for rental purposes. The apartment is part of a subdivision project (uitpondproject).

The building dates from 1970 and has a flat roof. The total volume of the apartment is 260 cubic meters. The property is classified as a gallery flat (galerijflat). Mechanical ventilation is installed in the apartment.

An open house is scheduled for Tuesday, April 21, 2026, from 16:30 to 17:30. Visitors who leave their details via the website can receive property information in advance, including the structural inspection report. Those wishing to proceed after viewing must submit a visitor form within 24 hours of the viewing, either to the attending estate agent or via email.