Description

The apartment building De Braak 52 to 118 in Oosterhout. better known as 'Iepenburg', is located in the city centre and overlooks the city park. The building has 34 flats in three types spread over five floors. The building has two entrances, each with a lift. The flats are situated around the stairwells. All entrances to the flats are indoors, ensuring good security.

There are three types of flats: type A, B and C. Types A and B have two bedrooms, situated differently for each type. Type C has one bedroom and a work or hobby room adjacent to the living room. The open-plan kitchen is fully equipped with appliances. The bathroom has a bath and washbasin as well as a separate shower. The toilet is
The flats have a terrace or loggia. The storerooms are located on the ground floor.

The flats are particularly suitable for single or double households.

Oosterhout is a medium-sized municipality in North Brabant. This town is surrounded by greenery, ranging from vast forests, moors and sand drifts to fertile polders. Oosterhout has an extensive level of amenities, including primary and secondary schools, sports facilities and cultural amenities. The cosy centre offers a wide range of shops as well as the necessary catering establishments (restaurants, cafés and daytime catering).
You may know Oosterhout from its 'castles', small castles of which five still exist today. One of these castles, De Blauwe Camer, has been home to the Norbertiness nuns of Sint-Catharinadal since 1647, after the nuns were forced to leave their convent in Breda.
De Blauwe Camer is part of the so-called Holy Triangle, which consists of a contiguous area with three adjacent convent complexes at its core: St Catharinadal, Our Lady's Abbey and St Paul's Abbey.