Rental homes in Anne Frank, Diemen
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Rental prices and market figures for Anne Frank, Diemen
Anne Frank is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: of the 159 homes, only 13% are in the rental sector, and there are no housing association properties at all. All rental homes are owned by private or commercial landlords, meaning you are exclusively dealing with the free market sector. Social housing simply does not exist in this neighbourhood.
In the free market sector (excluding social housing and rooms), 13 homes were rented out in the past twelve months. The average rent was €1,526 per month, with an average living area of 64 m². That works out to approximately €23.80 per m². The range runs from €1,383 to €3,240 per month, indicating that both compact apartments and larger homes come onto the market. For current rental prices and available rental homes in Anne Frank, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
The average WOZ value in Anne Frank is €551,000, significantly higher than the district average for Diemen Zuid (€447,000) and the municipal average for Diemen (€429,000). This says something about the character of the neighbourhood: it is a relatively affluent segment, with an average household income of €43,900 per year. Anyone looking for a rental home in Anne Frank is entering a segment that is more expensive than most other neighbourhoods in Diemen.
Living in Anne Frank, Diemen
Anne Frank is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in the southern part of Diemen, part of the Diemen Zuid district. The neighbourhood has a subdued, almost village-like character, with predominantly owner-occupied homes in the form of single-family houses and semi-detached houses. The buildings mostly date from the 1970s and 1980s, with a well-maintained streetscape and relatively plenty of greenery between the homes. With 400 residents, it is a small, manageable neighbourhood where residents know each other.
Facilities in Anne Frank
The neighbourhood itself is compact and has no shopping centre or supermarket within walking distance. For daily groceries, residents rely on the facilities in nearby Diemen Centrum, where you can find an Albert Heijn and various other shops. Primary schools in the area serve the neighbourhood's children, although it is advisable to check the exact school choice in advance via the municipality of Diemen. For sports and recreation, the proximity of the Diemerbos and the Diemerpolder offers excellent opportunities for walking and cycling. The neighbourhood borders green areas that partly explain the relatively high WOZ values.
Accessibility of Anne Frank
Accessibility is one of the stronger points of living in Anne Frank. Diemen-Zuid metro station (lines 53 and 54) is within cycling distance and takes you to Amsterdam Central in about ten to fifteen minutes. Several bus lines connect the neighbourhood with Diemen Centrum and surrounding districts. By car, the A10 and A1 are quickly reachable, which also makes Anne Frank attractive for commuters heading to Amsterdam or further afield. Parking is free on most streets, without a permit requirement, which is a clear advantage compared to Amsterdam. Cyclists can reach Diemen centre in five to ten minutes via well-constructed cycle paths.
Residents appreciate the peace and green surroundings, but are honest about the limited local facilities. One resident writes: "It's wonderfully quiet and green here, but for everything you need, you still have to get on your bike or in the car." On the Anne Frank neighbourhood page you can find all resident reviews and detailed district data.
Compared to neighbouring areas such as Bomenrijk and Akkerland, Anne Frank has a somewhat more exclusive character, which translates into higher WOZ values and rental prices. If you prefer a slightly more urban living environment with more facilities within walking distance, you could also look at the offerings in Diemen Centrum.
Is a rental home in Anne Frank right for you?
Anne Frank mainly attracts families and middle-aged residents: the largest age group is 45 to 65 years old, and 47% of households are married. The proportion of families with children is present, but households without children form the largest category. For starters and students, the neighbourhood is less obvious: free market rental prices start at around €1,383 per month, and social housing does not exist here. Expats and dual-income couples seeking peace and space within relatively short distance of Amsterdam will find what they are looking for here.
Practical advice: the free market supply in Anne Frank is limited, with on average only a handful of rentals per year. Respond quickly when something becomes available for rent in Anne Frank, and ensure you have documents such as payslips and employer statements ready immediately. Also consider the owner-occupied homes in Anne Frank as an alternative, given the overwhelming proportion of owner-occupied homes (87%) in the neighbourhood.
What residents say about Anne Frank
Residents of Anne Frank generally rate their neighbourhood positively, particularly in terms of peace, safety and green spaces. They are sometimes less enthusiastic about the distance to facilities and the limited liveliness in the evenings. One resident sums it up aptly: "Nice living, safe and green, but not the neighbourhood if you want something to do every evening." View all experiences and scores on the reviews and neighbourhood data for Anne Frank for a complete picture.
Comparing rental homes in and around Anne Frank
Anyone considering renting in Anne Frank but also wanting to explore alternatives can easily compare with other neighbourhoods in Diemen Zuid. Schelpenhoek and Kruidenhof offer a similar living environment, sometimes with a slightly different price level. For a broader range, the rental homes in Diemen Zuid or all rental homes in Diemen are a good starting point. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Anne Frank, Diemen?
In the free sector (excluding social housing and rooms), the average rent in Anne Frank over the past twelve months was €1,526 per month, with an average area of 64 m². This amounts to approximately €23.80 per m². Rents ranged from €1,383 to €3,240 per month. Social housing is not available in Anne Frank, as there are no housing association homes in the neighbourhood.
Are there social housing properties in Anne Frank?
No, there are no social housing properties in Anne Frank. The housing association ownership in the neighbourhood is 0%, meaning all rental properties are owned by private or commercial landlords. Those who still want to qualify for social housing in the region can register with housing associations active in the municipality of Diemen, but must expect long waiting lists. In Anne Frank itself, you are dependent on the free sector.
What is it like to live in Anne Frank?
Anne Frank is a quiet, green neighbourhood with a subdued character, located in the south of Diemen. The housing mainly consists of single-family homes from the 1970s and 1980s, and the neighbourhood has few amenities of its own, but offers plenty of peace and greenery. Residents appreciate the safety and proximity to the Diemerbos, but indicate that for daily shopping and liveliness, you still need to go to Diemen Centrum or Amsterdam. The average WOZ value of €551,000 is well above the municipal average, reflecting the desirable location.
Is Anne Frank suitable for families as tenants?
Anne Frank has a profile that suits families and middle-aged residents: the largest age group is 45 to 65 years old and 47% of households are married. The quiet, green environment and relatively safe streets make the neighbourhood attractive for families. However, the average rent level of €1,526 per month in the free sector is on the high side for young families or starters. Dual-income earners or expats seeking space and peace within short distance of Amsterdam fit this living environment best.
How accessible is Anne Frank?
Anne Frank is well accessible by public transport: metro station Diemen-Zuid (lines 53 and 54) is within cycling distance and connects the neighbourhood to Amsterdam Centraal in about ten to fifteen minutes. By car, the A10 and A1 motorways are quickly reachable, convenient for commuters. Parking is free in most streets, without a permit requirement. Cyclists can reach the centre of Diemen in five to ten minutes via well-constructed cycle paths.
What amenities are there in Anne Frank?
Anne Frank itself has no supermarket or shopping centre; for daily shopping, residents rely on Diemen Centrum, where an Albert Heijn is present, among others. Primary schools in the area serve the neighbourhood. For sports and nature, the proximity of the Diemerbos and the Diemerpolder offers excellent opportunities for walking, running and cycling. More information about local amenities can be found via the municipality of Diemen.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Anne Frank?
The supply of rental properties for rent in Anne Frank is limited: in the past twelve months, only 13 free sector homes were rented out. This low number means that properties typically go off the market quickly once they become available. It is advisable to respond quickly to new listings and have your documents, such as payslips and an employer's statement, ready in advance. Check the current supply and average rental time at the top of this page for the most recent status.
