Rental homes in Anklaar, Apeldoorn
Discover the current supply of rental properties in Anklaar and read what you can expect from this Apeldoorn neighbourhood before you decide.
Rental prices and market figures for Anklaar, Apeldoorn
Anklaar is a neighbourhood with a remarkably even split between rental and owner-occupied properties: exactly 50% of the approximately 2,013 homes are rental properties. Of all homes, 43% are owned by a housing association, meaning the vast majority of the rental market here consists of social housing. Only 7% falls under other (private) landlords. So those looking for a free-sector home have a relatively limited supply in Anklaar itself.
In the free sector (excluding social housing), 28 homes were rented out in Anklaar over the past twelve months. The average rental price was €1,289 per month, with a range of €800 to €1,850 per month. With an average floor area of 72 m², this works out to around €17.90 per m². Social housing is naturally much lower in price, but waiting lists apply.
The average WOZ value in Anklaar is €314,000. This is noticeably lower than the average for the district Noordoost (€362,000) and also below the municipal average for Apeldoorn (€378,000). Anklaar is thus one of the more affordable neighbourhoods within Noordoost, which is also somewhat reflected in free-sector rental prices. For the most up-to-date rental prices and available rental properties in Anklaar, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Anklaar, Apeldoorn
Anklaar is a post-war expansion neighbourhood on the northeastern edge of Apeldoorn. The neighbourhood was largely built in the 1960s and 1970s and has the character that goes with it: functional terraced houses, porch flats and single-family homes on orderly streets, interspersed with green strips and playgrounds. It is not a neighbourhood that stands out for architectural features, but rather appeals through its scale and the presence of everyday amenities within walking distance.
With 4,585 residents and an average income of €31,900 per year (lower than the municipal average of €36,500), Anklaar is a working-class neighbourhood in the literal sense: accessible, practical and diverse. The largest age group consists of 25- to 45-year-olds, but seniors (65+: over 1,000 people) are also well represented. Single-person households form the largest household group with 805 units.
Amenities in Anklaar
Residents give amenities the highest score of all categories: an 8.0 out of 10. This is not without reason. The Anklaar shopping centre, located on Anklaarseweg, offers a supermarket (including an Albert Heijn), various shops for daily groceries, a pharmacy and catering establishments. For more extensive shopping, the centre of Apeldoorn is within easy reach. Primary schools are present in the neighbourhood, and for sports and recreation, there are playgrounds, green strips and sports clubs in the immediate vicinity. The Beekbergerwoud and the Apeldoorns Kanaal are easily accessible by bike for those who enjoy nature and walking. The score for green space (7.5) confirms that residents appreciate the green environment.
Accessibility
The accessibility of Anklaar scores a 6.0 in resident ratings, which is on the lower side. By car, the neighbourhood is reasonably well connected via the N50 towards the A1 and A50, allowing you to reach Apeldoorn city centre in about ten minutes and the Randstad in about an hour. By public transport, bus routes run from the neighbourhood to Apeldoorn station, although the frequency and directness are a point of attention for some residents. By bike, the centre of Apeldoorn can be reached in about ten to fifteen minutes via through cycle paths. Parking is free on most streets and generally not a major issue.
Atmosphere and safety
Anklaar, to be honest, also has a less rosy side. The safety score is 6.5 and resident Leon describes the situation as follows: "Unfortunately, there is far too often police presence here and there are often quite serious incidents/crimes that sometimes make it feel unsafe." He gives the neighbourhood a 6.0. That is a signal that potential tenants should take seriously. The community also scores a 6.5, indicating that social cohesion in the neighbourhood is average. See all reviews and neighbourhood data for Anklaar for a complete picture.
Compared to neighbouring neighbourhoods such as Zevenhuizen and Sleutelbloem, Anklaar has a slightly more urban and diverse character. Those looking for a quieter environment with more greenery might also consider De Mheen, another neighbourhood within Noordoost. Renting in Anklaar is relatively affordable compared to the municipal average, but the supply of free-sector rental properties is limited.
Is a rental property in Anklaar right for you?
Anklaar mainly attracts starters, young families and singles looking for an affordable rental property in Apeldoorn with good daily amenities within walking distance. The presence of many social housing units makes the neighbourhood accessible for people with lower incomes, although waiting lists at housing associations are long. For renting an apartment in Anklaar or a free-sector rental house: respond quickly to new listings, as the free-sector supply is limited (28 rentals in the past year). Make sure you have your payslips, an employer's statement and a valid ID ready. For social housing, register with the regional housing association, such as Ons Apeldoorn. Those considering buying can also look at homes for sale in Anklaar as an alternative. The lower WOZ values compared to the rest of the municipality make buying here relatively accessible.
What residents say about Anklaar
Based on the available reviews, Anklaar receives an overall score of 6.9 out of 10. The highest scores go to amenities (8.0) and housing (7.5), while accessibility (6.0) and safety (6.5) emerge as areas for improvement. Resident Leon writes: "It could really be better, unfortunately too much happens." He points to regular police presence and serious incidents that affect the sense of safety. Reviews are based on real experiences of people who live or have lived in the neighbourhood. Read all reviews on the neighbourhood page for Anklaar.
Compare rental properties in and around Anklaar
Are you looking for a rental property in Anklaar but also want to compare alternatives? The other neighbourhoods within the Noordoost district each have their own character. For example, Sprenkelaar is an option for those who want to live a bit quieter, and Sluisoord is also worth a look. For a broader search area, you can look at all rental properties in Noordoost or the full range of rental properties in Apeldoorn, including districts such as Centrum and Zuidwest. Buurtje.nl combines current property listings with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know what to expect from the neighbourhood. For municipal information about living and amenities in Apeldoorn, see also the website of the municipality of Apeldoorn. View the available rental properties in Anklaar at the top of this page for the most current listings.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Anklaar, Apeldoorn?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Anklaar over the past twelve months was €1,289 per month, with a range of €800 to €1,850 per month. The average floor area was 72 m², which equates to approximately €17.90 per m². Social housing rents are significantly lower, but waiting lists apply at the housing association.
Are there social housing properties in Anklaar?
Yes, a large part of the housing stock in Anklaar consists of social housing. Of all homes, 43% are owned by a housing association, such as Ons Apeldoorn. To qualify for a social housing property, you must register with the regional housing association. Be prepared for waiting lists, which in Apeldoorn can average several years.
What is it like to live in Anklaar?
Anklaar is a post-war working-class neighbourhood in the northeast of Apeldoorn with good daily amenities within walking distance. Residents particularly appreciate the amenities (score 8.0) and the green surroundings (7.5), but are more critical of safety (6.5) and accessibility (6.0). The overall neighbourhood score is 6.9 out of 10. Resident Leon warns of regular police presence and incidents that affect the sense of safety.
Is Anklaar suitable for starters and singles?
Anklaar is certainly interesting for starters and singles. Single-person households are the largest group in the neighbourhood (805 units) and the relatively lower WOZ values (€314,000 compared to the municipal average of €378,000) make the neighbourhood affordable. The supply of free-sector rental properties is limited, so responding quickly to new listings is important. Families with children can also find a home in Anklaar, although the safety score is a point of attention.
How is the accessibility of Anklaar?
Residents give the accessibility of Anklaar a 6.0 out of 10. By car, the neighbourhood is easily accessible via the N50 towards the A1 and A50; the centre of Apeldoorn can be reached in about ten minutes. By bus, there are connections to Apeldoorn station, although the frequency is a point of criticism for some residents. By bike, the centre can be reached in ten to fifteen minutes. Parking is free on most streets.
What amenities are there in Anklaar?
Anklaar scores highest on amenities: an 8.0 out of 10. The Anklaar shopping centre on Anklaarseweg offers a supermarket (including Albert Heijn), daily shops, a pharmacy and catering establishments. There are primary schools in the neighbourhood and sports clubs are within a short distance. The Apeldoorns Kanaal and the Beekbergerwoud are accessible by bike for recreation and nature.
Is Anklaar a safe neighbourhood to live in?
The safety score of Anklaar is 6.5 out of 10, which is average. Resident Leon describes that there is often police presence in the neighbourhood and that sometimes serious incidents occur that affect the feeling of safety. Honestly, it is a point of attention for people who prioritise safety. Those who want to know more can read the full resident experiences on the Anklaar neighbourhood page.
Unfortunately, there is police here far too often, and there are often quite serious incidents/crimes that sometimes make it unsafe.
Auto-translated to English by AIPleasant, quiet neighbourhood. Many people walking their dogs. They don't always clean up the droppings.!! No Boa checks!! People in this neighbourhood are very friendly. Exiting the apartment parking garage is unsafe!!
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