Homes across the Netherlands

• 67 m²
• 2 beds
• 3 rooms
• C energy

Everything in the centre is on foot from the Stadhuisplein, which is most of the appeal. 67 m², two bedrooms, one bathroom, balcony off the living room, label C. The building is listed as 1939 on file, which is earlier than Almere itself — the record almost certainly refers to a relocated or replacement structure, and the agent will confirm before exchange.

• 66 m²
• 2 beds
• 3 rooms
• C energy

The building sits on the hill, which is worth mentioning because Nijmegen is the only city in the country where that sentence means anything — the view from the back windows runs a long way east. 66 m², two bedrooms, one bathroom, balcony, label C. The year of construction is not on file.

• 66 m²
• 2 beds
• 3 rooms
• C energy

In a 1942 block in Woensel: 66 m², two bedrooms, one bathroom, balcony. Label C. The building has been kept up and the VvE is properly funded — worth checking, because several of the blocks along here are not. Shops and the bus into the centre at the end of the street.

• 62 m²
• 2 beds
• 3 rooms
• C energy

The Krommestraat is the best street in the centre for shops that are not chains, and this sits above them: 62 m², two bedrooms, one bathroom, balcony. Built 1946, label C.

• 68 m²
• 2 beds
• 3 rooms
• C energy

Oud-Noord has been the part of Tilburg to watch for about a decade now, and the Boomstraat is one of the reasons why. Under offer. 68 m², two bedrooms, one bathroom, balcony, built 1933, label C.