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Thanks to its historical ties with the House of Nassau, Breda is also an ‘Orange City’. Breda is sometimes referred to as ‘The Little Hague of the South’, which is understandable when you consider its countless listed buildings, museums and upmarket shopping areas. The city organises many cultural events, and its vibrant nightlife offers variety and entertainment for everyone. There is a wide range of primary and secondary schools, excellent infrastructure and public transport. The Church of Our Lady, the Beguinage, Bouvigne Castle, the Grote Markt, the Chassé Theatre and Breda Museum; you’ll never be bored in this city.Breda is increasingly making a name for itself as a city of high-profile new-build projects. This certainly includes the development of the Nieuwe Markt, completed in 2008. In 2009, Breda was also voted the best city centre in the Netherlands. With its central location along several major transport routes, Breda is a key hub connecting the Randstad, the south of the country and Belgium.Location: On the northern edge of the city, bordering the picturesque village of Teteringen, a beautiful residential area is being created: Waterdonken. Here you can enjoy a unique living environment that can rightly be called ‘the best of both worlds’. After all, a green and water-rich setting, just a 10-minute cycle from Breda’s lively city centre, creates a living environment that offers the very best of everything. The word ‘donk’ is used to describe hills that can take on very different shapes and have varied origins. A donk is always a hill that stands out clearly against a lower-lying area. All the homes in Waterdonken are situated on two elongated ‘donks’. Between these eastern and western ‘donks’ lies the beautiful seepage area with a water basin and lush vegetation. Here, you can enjoy lovely walks along the grassy paths.In Waterdonken, nature, open space, water and the joy of living come together perfectly for those who love a natural environment yet wish to live close to the vibrant city. A total of 96 homes are being built in the Waterdonken West development phase. This spacious sub-plan has been designed around three types of home, which differ in size and location. This means there is something to suit everyone. The homes are surrounded by plenty of greenery and, of course, water. Avenue homes: The distinctive architecture pays particular attention to sightlines, creating optimal views of the rural surroundings and the large water feature. The avenue home is a well-planned property in which space is utilised to the full. You’ll live on the garden side, with the fully fitted kitchen at the front. From here, you’ll enjoy a lovely view of the beautiful green features that make living in Waterdonken so appealing. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a bathroom with a shower and a second toilet. The attic – accessible via a fixed staircase – can be arranged as required and offers the potential for an extra room. Courtyard homes The courtyard home is a spacious property that makes optimal use of the available space. You’ll be living on the garden side, with the fully fitted kitchen at the front. From here, you have a lovely view of the beautiful green spaces that make living in Waterdonken so appealing. The gardens of the courtyard homes are larger than those of the avenue homes. The first floor comprises three bedrooms and a bathroom with a shower and a second toilet. The attic – accessible via a fixed staircase – can be arranged as required and offers the potential for an extra room.

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