House

Kattenbleek Street combines a central location with quiet in a cul-de-sac. The white/black theme continues throughout the home: from the white decorative plaster and black windows of the front facade to the white walls and black accents inside the home. You can tell this was a quality renovation (2025) by the materials used: aluminum with triple glazing, 2 separate hanging toilets, LED ceiling spotlights, 2 air conditioning units with heat pump technology, etc. On the ground floor, the open structure and high ceilings lead to a cozy atmosphere. The open kitchen with skylight, includes a stove, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator. The floor stairs with their wooden steps on a metal structure, further accentuate the open aspect on both floors, each of which houses one bedroom room (water-resistant PVC flooring). In the well-ventilated bathroom there is room enough for a shower stall (rain function) with glass wall and a washbasin cabinet with mirror cabinet. In terms of storage space, we spot a ground floor storage room and a technical storage room (2nd floor), containing the electric water heater. The electricity, techniques and sewage were also replaced. The almost perfect official Mobiscore of 9.6 out of 10, proves that you can live here perfectly without a car if you wish. The Kattenbleekstraat used to be called "Kattenstrate," but has carried its current name since the 14th century. They probably had linen dried or bleached in the sun there.