
Welcome to our hof: the signs are up
Two welcome signs now hang at the entrances on Bekkerstraat and Bouwstraat.
Read moreIn the heart of Wittevrouwen, where the Nefkens garage used to stand, 25 households live around two car-free squares. Children play outside, we fry oliebollen on New Year’s Eve and in winter there is sometimes even a little ice rink. The white façades were inspired by Thorn, the ‘white town’ in Limburg; the cars are parked underground, and the hof is named after Father Bernard Stockmann of the Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk on the Biltstraat. On this site you will find the latest news, upcoming events and how to reach the board. Residents log in for documents, photos and everything about maintenance.

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White townhouses around two green, car-free squares on the former Nefkens site. During the consultation, local residents chose fewer homes and underground parking, and they also came up with the name: Pastor Stockmann of the Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk.