3-room apartment with an industrial look in the heart of ‘s-Hertogenbosch.

Are you looking for a modern and ready-to-live apartment in a prime location in the center of ‘s-Hertogenbosch? This beautiful 3-room apartment of approximately 76 m² is located in the completely renovated complex ‘de Korenbeurs’ and combines a modern industrial look with comfort and a practical layout. The apartment also has energy label A.

Layout
You reach the apartment via the shared entrance with doorbells. The apartment is located on the second floor and has a spacious and bright living room with wide windows, allowing plenty of natural daylight.
The open kitchen connects nicely to the living room and is equipped with a cooking island and various built-in appliances, including a refrigerator, dishwasher, combi oven and induction hob.
The apartment has two bedrooms of approximately 7 m² and 13 m². From the bedroom there is access to the balcony of approximately 7 m², which overlooks the quiet courtyard.
The bathroom has a walk-in shower, toilet and washbasin.
The high concrete ceilings and PVC floor give the apartment a contemporary industrial and loft-like appearance.

Extra storage space and amenities
The apartment has a separate storage room with connection for the washing machine. There is also an additional private storage room in the basement, ideal for bicycles and other storage. Residents can also use the shared bicycle shed and courtyard.

Features
Approximately 76 m² living space
Energy label A
Minimum rental period 12 months

Back to the way it once was, that is no longer possible. But the building does have the same appearance as the neoclassical buildings next to it.
The Korenbeurs had been on this site since the first part of the nineteenth century, which is why the building has this name. However, that stock exchange building, with large arches for windows and doors at the front, did not serve as a grain trade for long. A police post was established there in 1909. The building was subsequently severely damaged during the liberation. The police left in 1945 and the Korenbeurs was completely demolished for new construction. The Labor Office settled in the building, later followed by a number of Catholic institutions, including the Catholic Bible Foundation. While the old building was not seen as beautiful from the outside by everyone, it is actually a beautiful building on the inside. For example, there is a full-fledged basement in the building, where the storage rooms for the apartments are housed. The rooms also have very high ceilings, up to three meters thirty. This gives all apartments a loft-like atmosphere.