DE GEBROEDERS - DE WILLEM
139 rental apartments, mid-range and private sector, in the centre of Eindhoven.
INTRODUCING: DE GEBROEDERS, DE WILLEM AND DE LODEWIJK
'De Willem' and “De Lodewijk” together form “De Gebroeders”: two striking new apartment buildings in Eindhoven, on the border between Philipsdorp and the Vonderkwartier. Together, “De Gebroeders” offer you a choice of 139 rental apartments, 60 of which are mid-range and the rest private sector. The family resemblance between “De Willem” and “De Lodewijk”? Both are stylish low-rise buildings with sturdy brick architecture. The differences? Too many to mention: in “De Gebroeders” you can choose from no fewer than 50 different types, ranging from approximately 57 to 128 m². What do De Willem and De Lodewijk have in common as brothers? Their love of greenery – balconies, roof gardens, courtyard gardens, you name it – and the high standards they set for quality.
In “De Willem”, you can choose from 87 flats, spread over 4 floors, ranging from 57 to 104 m². You can choose between 1 or 2 bedrooms. De Willem also has several surprising split-level homes. As with De Lodewijk, the outdoor spaces also offer many variations, from a spacious balcony to a roof terrace of no less than 70 m².
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