Clarissenhof phase 2 Tilburg

NEW, TILBURG, HIGH-RISE, RESIDENCES

Location

Tilburg

Size

29.730 m2

Client

SDK Vastgoed b.v. - Eindhoven

Year

2022

Clarissenhof phase 2 in Tilburg has been started in 2019 and consists of low-rise and high-rise residential tower of 120 meter located at the Burgemeester Stekelenburgplein, near Tilburg central station. A total of approximately 250 rental and owner-occupied apartments will be built. The apartments have a high-quality finish and all necessary services and facilities are within walking distance.

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