It was opened in 1548 on the site of the former Reyniershof. Leeuwenstraat has well-balanced developed buildings with old cores. The King of Animals, the lion, also had his street here.
The apartment building, Leeuwenstraat 11, is a small middle-class house with a traditional core from the first half of the 16th century - under a gable roof (ridge parallel to the street), with wrought-iron wall anchors, wooden beams.
In 2017, after a thorough renovation, this old building was integrated with a smart home system and divided into three energy-efficient tourist accommodation units. Each unit is fully furnished with well-equipped kitchen and has its own identical personality
The property is located in the historic centre - an ideal base for great restaurants, cafés and attractions (easy access to everything and not noisy. On each side of the street, just 20 metres away, you can enjoy a classic and fancy dinner at Michelin-starred Restaurant T' Fornuis (reservation required) or a simple but delicious breakfast/afternoon tea at Café Goodie Foodie.
