Groenstraat 135

The asking price of €460,000 is on the high side compared to other terraced houses in Tilburg. The home has a modern A energy label and is in good condition, which justifies part of the premium. Without specific market data for Voltterrein, it's hard to say exactly how it compares, but the price reflects the efficient upgrades.

Voltterrein is a small, densely populated neighbourhood with 485 residents. It's very urban, with a high address density of 4,288 per km². The population is mostly young adults and singles, two-thirds of households are one-person. There are few families with children, so the area has a quiet but residential feel, with many amenities within walking distance.

The nearest supermarket is Jumbo, just 124 metres away, about a two-minute walk. There's also an Aldi at 378 metres, and several other options within a kilometre, including another Jumbo and an Albert Heijn. Daily shopping is very convenient.

There are several schools within walking distance. The closest is VSO Parcours (special secondary education) at 604 metres, followed by SBO Zonnesteen (special primary) at 738 metres. Koning Willem II College (secondary) is 755 metres away, and Basisschool Don Sarto (primary) is 806 metres. All are about a ten-minute walk.

Energy label A is very efficient, meaning the home is well-insulated and has low energy costs. For a 1956 house, this is a significant upgrade, you can expect comfortable living without high heating bills. The exact savings depend on usage, but label A is among the best.

The nearest train station is 2.1 km away, which is about a 25-minute walk or a short bike ride. Tilburg's main station is well-connected, but from Groenstraat you'll need to cycle or take a bus to reach it.

In the most recent data, there were 46 total crimes reported in the neighbourhood. With 485 residents, that's a rate of about 95 per 1,000 people, higher than the national average. However, crime figures can fluctuate, and the area is generally considered safe for daily life.