A 1930s apartment on Sint Annalaan
This apartment on Sint Annalaan sits in the Brusselsepoort neighbourhood of Maastricht, a part of town with a distinctly residential feel. The listing did not state an energy label, so the rest of this page focuses on the street and the neighbourhood rather than the home's energy performance. At €1,100 per month, the rent sat below the average of €1,210 for rentals in the area, which made it a keen option when you look at apartments in Maastricht. This home has not been online since 2 November 2026.
The Brusselsepoort neighbourhood
Brusselsepoort is a mixed neighbourhood with a strong presence of students and young adults, reflecting the 34% of residents aged 15 to 25. Many households are single-person, at 71%, and the average household size is 1.5 people. The area has a lively, transient character, with a notable share of rental housing. For a sense of how this area compares, the Brusselsepoort neighbourhood page offers more detail.
Life on the street
Daily errands are straightforward from here. An Aldi is just around the corner, with an Albert Heijn a five-minute walk away and a Jumbo a couple of streets further. For families, Basisschool St Oda is on your doorstep, and Basisschool Sint Aloysius is a five-minute walk. The wider surroundings, including the municipality of Maastricht, offer plenty of options for shopping and schooling.
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About Sint Annalaan 13, Maastricht
Why was there no energy label in this listing?
Your Housing had published only the street and price on their site.
Was €1,100 a fair rent for this apartment?
The rent of €1,100 was below the average of €1,210 for rentals in Brusselsepoort, and also under the median of €1,157. With a floor area of 74 m², the price per square metre worked out at about €14.87, which was slightly above the neighbourhood average of €13.85 per m². So the total rent was on the lower side, though the per-square-metre figure was a bit higher.
What is the neighbourhood like for young people?
Brusselsepoort has a notably young population, with 34% of residents aged between 15 and 25. Many households are single-person, at 71%, which gives the area a lively, student-friendly character. The mix of ages and household types means the streets are busy and diverse, with a fair share of rental properties.
How close are the nearest supermarkets?
An Aldi is just 132 metres away, so you can be there in under two minutes on foot. An Albert Heijn is 580 metres away, a Jumbo at 661 metres, and an AH XL at 821 metres. For daily groceries, the Aldi is the most convenient option, while the others offer more variety within a short walk.
Which schools are nearby?
Basisschool St Oda is 212 metres away, making it a very short walk for families with young children. Basisschool Sint Aloysius is 481 metres away, and a Montessori Basisschool is at 713 metres. There are also secondary and special education options within about 800 metres, so school choices are well covered in the immediate area.
What is the rental market like in Brusselsepoort?
In Brusselsepoort, there were at the time 8 rentals available, with prices ranging from €734 to €1,950 per month. The average rent was €1,210, and the average floor area was 75 m². Over the past period, 51 rentals were let, with an average listing time of 38 days, which gave a sense of how quickly homes move in this area.
