Rental homes in Alteveer/Cranevelt, Arnhem
Looking for a rental property in Alteveer/Cranevelt? Check the current listings on this page and discover what the neighbourhood has to offer.
Renting in Alteveer/Cranevelt: a small market with firm prices
Alteveer/Cranevelt is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the 1,718 homes, 54% are owner-occupied, while 46% are rented out. That rental portion consists of a relatively small share of social housing (17%) and the vast majority of homes from other landlords (29%). The private sector is thus the dominant rental form, but supply is limited. In the past twelve months, only 16 private-sector homes were rented out, with an average rent of €1,226 per month and an average floor area of 65 m². The range runs from €375 to €1,875 per month, but these are outliers on both sides. The WOZ value, at €451,000, is significantly above the Arnhem average of €323,000, showing that this is a relatively expensive segment. For current rental prices and the current supply, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
Anyone looking for a rental home in Alteveer/Cranevelt must therefore reckon with scarce supply and a price level clearly above the city average of rental homes in Arnhem. Social housing exists, but waiting lists via housing associations are long and the share is small. Renting in Alteveer/Cranevelt is therefore mainly for tenants with a middle income or higher.
Alteveer/Cranevelt: green, quiet and surprisingly well-connected
Anyone walking around here immediately understands why residents are so enthusiastic. On Buurtje.nl, the neighbourhood scores a 9.3 out of 10, based on resident experiences. Safety and green space both score a perfect 10.0. Amenities also score a 10. These are no coincidences. Simon Brüning, who grew up here and still lives here, describes it as a neighbourhood with "everything you could ever want" and emphasises that despite the quiet atmosphere, it is "secretly quite close to the city centre". That is correct: Burger's Zoo, a bowling alley and the Open Air Museum are all within walking distance. His family member S.M.A. Brüning played football at the local club VDX and attended primary school in the neighbourhood as a child. Both reviews paint a neighbourhood that has offered a safe and stable environment for generations.
The demographic figures confirm that picture. The largest age group consists of those aged 65 and over (995 out of 3,465 residents), and the 45-65 age group is also strongly represented. This gives the neighbourhood a quiet, established character. Younger families are certainly present, but the neighbourhood attracts fewer students or starters than neighbourhoods such as het Spijkerkwartier or het Centrum. Accessibility scores a 9.0, and that matches reality: the neighbourhood is a reasonable distance from the centre of Arnhem, but is well-connected by road. Public transport is available, although the neighbourhood is clearly more geared towards cars than cyclists or public transport users who commute daily.
The neighbourhood Hazegrietje falls within the district area and has a similarly green and quiet character. More information about the neighbourhood as a whole, including all resident figures and scores per category, can be found on the neighbourhood page of Alteveer/Cranevelt.
Does a rental home here suit you, or are you looking for something else?
Alteveer/Cranevelt is most suitable for families, older tenants and dual-income couples seeking peace and space without living too far from the city. The average income of €43,700 and the high education level (64% highly educated) indicate that this is an established, affluent neighbourhood. For starters or tenants with a smaller budget, renting an apartment in Alteveer/Cranevelt is financially challenging, and supply is limited anyway. Those who want to buy can also look at homes for sale in Alteveer/Cranevelt. Tenants looking for more dynamism or more affordable options would be better off looking at Arnhemse Broek or Presikhaaf-West.
Finding rental homes in Alteveer/Cranevelt: how it works
The supply of rental homes in Alteveer/Cranevelt changes quickly due to the small market. At the top of this page you can see the current supply, the average rental price at this moment and how long homes are typically listed for rent. Buurtje.nl combines this with neighbourhood data and resident reviews so that you not only find a home, but also know what to expect. Want to search more broadly? Then also check the supply in Presikhaaf-Oost or the overall overview of rental homes in the municipality of Arnhem. More about the municipality can also be found on the website of the municipality of Arnhem.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Alteveer/Cranevelt?
In the private sector, an average of €1,226 per month was paid for a rental home in Alteveer/Cranevelt over the past year, with an average area of 65 m². The range varied from €375 to €1,875 per month. These figures exclude social housing and rooms. This concerns a limited number of transactions (16 in total), so the market is small and prices can vary greatly per property.
How long is the waiting time for a social rental home in Alteveer/Cranevelt?
Social rental homes in Alteveer/Cranevelt fall under the housing association stock, which makes up about 17% of the total housing stock. Waiting times for social housing in Arnhem typically run several years, depending on the type of home and registration period. You can register via the regional housing allocation system. Check the website of the municipality of Arnhem for current information on allocation and waiting times.
Is Alteveer/Cranevelt a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Residents rate safety in Alteveer/Cranevelt a 10 out of 10 on Buurtje.nl. Several residents describe the neighbourhood as quiet and safe, also for families with children. The neighbourhood has an established character with many long-term residents, which contributes to social control and a stable atmosphere.
How is the accessibility of Alteveer/Cranevelt by public transport?
Residents give accessibility a 9 out of 10. The neighbourhood is located on the south side of Arnhem and is easily accessible by car. Public transport is available, but the neighbourhood is clearly more car-oriented than central neighbourhoods such as Spijkerkwartier or the Centre. For daily commuters who depend on public transport, it is advisable to check the bus connections in advance via the OV planner.
Are there good schools and facilities nearby if I rent a home in Alteveer/Cranevelt?
Education scores a 9 out of 10 and facilities even a 10 out of 10 according to residents. There is a primary school in the area and residents mention Burger's Zoo, a bowling alley and the Open Air Museum as outings within walking distance. Renting a home in Alteveer/Cranevelt is therefore attractive for families who value a complete, green living environment with good daily facilities.
I grew up here and still live here. A neighbourhood with everything you could want. Also, there's plenty of green space and it's secretly quite close to the city.
Auto-translated to English by AII have lived in the Alteveer/Cranevelt neighbourhood since I was two years old. I attended primary school in the area and played football at the local club VDX. I regularly go to Burger's Zoo, the bowling alley, and the Open Air Museum. These are fantastic outings within walking distance of our home. The neighbourhood is generally very green and beautifully situated. Parks such as Zypendaal, Klarenbeek, and Sonsbeek are within walking distance. The area is very quiet and feels very safe. There is a supermarket, butcher, bakery, snack bar, furniture store, sports club, and on different days of the week a fish/flower/cheese stall. In short, the neighbourhood has everything you need and is a fantastic place to live.
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