4 rental homes in neighbourhood Alteveer/Cranevelt, Arnhem

Rental prices and market figures for Alteveer/Cranevelt, Arnhem

In Alteveer/Cranevelt, approximately 48% of the housing stock consists of rental properties, with the remaining 52% being owner-occupied. Of the rental properties, 18% are owned by housing corporations (social housing) and 30% fall under other landlords (free sector and private rentals). Those considering renting a home in the free sector in Alteveer/Cranevelt can expect an average rent of around €1,226 per month, based on 16 rented properties over the past twelve months. The range runs from €375 to €1,875 per month, with an average living area of 65 m². This works out to a price of approximately €18.90 per m² per month. These are exclusively free-sector properties; social housing falls outside this and is generally significantly cheaper.

The average WOZ value in this neighbourhood is €433,000, slightly below the district average of €451,000 but well above the Arnhem average of €323,000. This difference reflects the relatively affluent character of the neighbourhood: the average income per resident is €42,700, compared to €35,600 for the municipality as a whole. For current rental prices and available rental properties, see the overview at the top of this page, which is updated daily. If you also want to search outside this neighbourhood, you will find a broader overview at rental properties in Arnhem.

Living in Alteveer/Cranevelt, Arnhem

Alteveer/Cranevelt is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in the southeast of Arnhem, situated on a moraine and surrounded by wooded strips and extensive green spaces. The neighbourhood has a predominantly post-war character with many single-family homes from the 1950s to 1970s, supplemented by detached houses and a few apartment complexes. The streets are wide, there are many trees, and the area has a distinctly suburban feel, while the city centre of Arnhem is still within reasonable cycling distance. With 3,250 residents and a large group of over-65s (935 people), the neighbourhood has a quiet, stable composition. Families and older residents form the core; the average age group of 25 to 45 is relatively small.

Facilities in Alteveer/Cranevelt

The neighbourhood scores remarkably high on facilities: residents give a 10 for this category. That is not an exaggeration. Within walking distance of many homes are Burgers' Zoo, the Open Air Museum, and a bowling alley, making the neighbourhood attractive for families. Local football club VDX is active in the area and attracts youth from the surroundings. For daily groceries, supermarkets are accessible in nearby shopping centres on the edge of the neighbourhood; the exact walking distance varies by street but is generally within ten minutes. Primary schools in and around the neighbourhood are well-regarded; residents give education a 9 out of 10. For more specialised facilities, healthcare, and hospitality, the centre of Arnhem is the place to go.

Accessibility

Accessibility receives a 9 from residents. By car, the neighbourhood is well-connected via the N325 towards the A12 and A50, allowing you to reach the motorway towards Utrecht or Nijmegen within twenty minutes. By bike, the city centre of Arnhem can be reached in about twenty minutes. Bus connections run towards the centre and Arnhem Central Station, from where you have train connections to Utrecht, Nijmegen, and beyond. Parking is free and without a permit requirement on most streets, which is convenient for residents with a car. The combination of good car accessibility and proximity to nature makes the neighbourhood attractive for people who want to live outside the city but still be able to get there quickly.

Resident Simon Brüning, who grew up in the neighbourhood and still lives there, describes it as follows: "A safe, quiet, perfect place to grow up or have a family. There is a lot of green and it is secretly quite close to the city." That feeling of a green enclave with urban accessibility is what distinguishes Alteveer/Cranevelt from more centrally located districts. Another long-term resident adds that Burgers' Zoo, the bowling alley, and the Open Air Museum are within walking distance, which makes the neighbourhood extra valuable for families. More resident experiences can be read on the neighbourhood page of Alteveer/Cranevelt, including scores per category and all individual reviews.

Compared to neighbouring community Hazegrietje, the other neighbourhood within the same district, Alteveer/Cranevelt has a similarly quiet character but a slightly lower average WOZ value. Those looking for a more urban environment can also consider Spijkerkwartier or Centrum, where the offering is livelier but the rental prices and street scene are very different. For available rental properties in Alteveer/Cranevelt as a whole, including both neighbourhoods, see the overview of rental properties in Alteveer/Cranevelt.

Does renting in Alteveer/Cranevelt suit you as a tenant?

Alteveer/Cranevelt is most suitable for families with children, older tenants seeking peace and green spaces, and dual-income earners who want a spacious home outside the city centre but still want to be well-connected. Starters and students will find less offering here; the housing stock largely consists of single-family homes and larger apartments, and rental prices in the free sector are on the higher side at an average of €1,226 per month. Those looking for an apartment to rent in Alteveer/Cranevelt in the free sector will have a more limited offering than in more urban districts. Social housing is available through housing corporations active in Arnhem, such as Portaal and Vivare. Be aware of waiting lists of several years for social housing. Register as early as possible via the municipality of Arnhem for more information about social housing schemes in the region. The free-sector offering for rent in Alteveer/Cranevelt is limited in size, so responding quickly to an available rental property pays off. Make sure you have income documents, an identity document, and possibly an employer's declaration at hand. Also consider the offering in Arnhemse Broek or Presikhaaf-West as an alternative with potentially more available rental homes in a lower price segment.

What residents say about living in Alteveer/Cranevelt

Alteveer/Cranevelt scores a 9.3 out of 10 based on resident reviews on Buurtje.nl. That is a high score, although the reviews come from a limited number of reviewers. The highest subscores go to safety (10.0), green spaces (10.0), and facilities (10.0). Accessibility and education score a 9.0; community and housing an 8.5. Resident S.M.A. Brüning, who has lived there since the age of two, writes: "I attended primary school in the neighbourhood and played football at the local club VDX. Burger's Zoo, the bowling alley, and the Open Air Museum are fantastic outings within walking distance of our home." All reviews and scores per category can be found on the neighbourhood page of Alteveer/Cranevelt.

Compare rental properties in and around Alteveer/Cranevelt

If you are looking for a rental home in a quiet, green environment with good facilities, Alteveer/Cranevelt is a strong option within Arnhem. Compared to Centrum, the atmosphere here is quieter and more family-oriented, but the offering of available rental properties is smaller. Compared to Presikhaaf-West, rental prices here are higher, but so are the WOZ values and the level of facilities. Buurtje.nl combines current property offerings from more than 1,500 sources with district data, rental market figures, and resident reviews, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. View the full offering and neighbourhood information for the district Alteveer/Cranevelt or broaden your search area to all rental properties in Arnhem.