Rental homes in Armhoef, Tilburg
Looking for a rental property in Armhoef? Check the current listings on this page and compare prices, surface area, and resident scores.
Renting in Armhoef: an owner-occupied neighbourhood with limited rental supply
Armhoef is distinctly an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the 998 homes, only 12% are rental properties, of which just 3% are owned by a housing association. The remaining 9% are rented out by private or commercial landlords. This makes the supply of rental homes in Armhoef scarce, especially compared to the Tilburg average. The WOZ value of homes in Armhoef averages €439,000, well above the municipal average of €314,000. This higher price level is reflected in free-sector rental prices. Current rental prices and the average time to rent can be found at the top of this page, which is updated daily. Anyone looking for a rental home in Armhoef should expect limited choice and relatively high rents for the region.
Armhoef: grew up in the neighbourhood, and you can tell
Armhoef scores a 7.8 on Buurtje.nl, based on resident reviews. That's a fair score for a neighbourhood that residents describe as quiet, safe and green, but not bustling or surprising. Safety (8.5), sense of community (8.5) and green spaces (8.5) score notably high. Housing scores lower, at 6.5, which ties in well with the tight rental market and high purchase prices.
Bram, who has lived in Armhoef his whole life, describes the area as "safe, cosy, quiet and close to the city centre". He grew up there and experiences the neighbourhood as a good place for children. M. Maas confirms that picture: "Perfect for new families." She grew up just behind her primary school, cycled a quarter of an hour to secondary school and does her shopping at the Lidl around the corner. These kinds of everyday practical advantages, combined with a quiet living environment, typify Armhoef. Read more resident experiences on the Armhoef neighbourhood page, including all sub-scores and detailed neighbourhood data.
Armhoef consists of three sub-areas. Armhoef Noord-Oost and Armhoef Noord-West are somewhat closer to the centre of Tilburg, while Armhoef Zuid has a quieter character. Accessibility scores a 7.5: the centre is easily reachable by bike, but a car or bike is practically indispensable for those wanting to go further afield. Public transport is available but not exceptionally strong in this part of Tilburg. The municipality is working on accessibility improvements in the city; more information can be found on the Tilburg municipality website.
Renting in Armhoef: who is this for, and who is it not for?
Armhoef is most suitable for families and people who value peace and safety over urban vibrancy. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years old, 59% of residents are highly educated, and the average income of €42,000 is well above the Tilburg average. That says something about the atmosphere in the neighbourhood. For starters or people with a lower budget, renting in Armhoef is difficult due to the limited supply and higher prices. If you are flexible, you could also look at rental homes in Tilburg more broadly, or consider whether homes for sale in Armhoef might be a better option.
Searching for a rental home in or around Armhoef
The current supply of rental homes in Armhoef is at the top of this page, with filters for price, surface area and energy label. Buurtje.nl combines this with resident reviews and neighbourhood data so you get a complete picture. Is the supply in Armhoef too limited or too expensive? Then also check what is available to rent in nearby Jeruzalem, Fatima or Hoogvenne, or explore the supply in the Binnenstad if you are looking for more urban amenities.
Frequently asked questions
What percentage of homes in Armhoef are available for rent?
Only 12% of homes in Armhoef are rental properties. That's about 120 homes out of a total stock of 998. Armhoef is therefore clearly an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Anyone considering renting an apartment in Armhoef should expect limited supply and relatively high rents due to the high average WOZ value of €439,000.
Is social housing available in Armhoef?
Social housing via a housing association accounts for only 3% of the housing stock in Armhoef. That's just a handful of homes. Waiting times for social housing in Tilburg are long; for current information on social housing, you can contact the municipality via tilburg.nl. Anyone wanting to rent a home quickly in Armhoef will in practice have to rely on the private sector.
How safe is Armhoef as a residential neighbourhood?
Armhoef scores an 8.5 on safety in resident reviews on Buurtje.nl, which is one of the highest sub-scores. Residents describe the neighbourhood as quiet and safe, also for families with children. It is a neighbourhood where people live for years and experience a strong sense of community.
How accessible is Armhoef by bike and public transport?
Residents give accessibility a 7.5. Tilburg city centre is easily reachable by bike, and daily amenities such as a Lidl and other shops are within walking distance. Public transport is available but not exceptionally strong in this part of Tilburg. For longer distances, a bike or car is practical.
For which target group is renting a home in Armhoef most suitable?
Armhoef is especially popular among families and middle-aged people seeking peace and safety. The neighbourhood has good schools nearby, greenery, and a strong sense of community. For young people or starters looking for an affordable rental home, the supply is limited and rents are relatively high. Those wanting more choice can also look at surrounding neighbourhoods such as Jeruzalem or Fatima.
I have lived in this neighbourhood since birth. From a young age, I have experienced the neighbourhood as perfect to grow up in!
Auto-translated to English by AII grew up there, made a lot of memories. I live right behind my primary school, and my secondary school was only a fifteen-minute bike ride away. Need groceries? Just pop around the corner to Lidl. Furniture? Check out Jysk around the corner. Fancy some chips? A few streets away there's a snack bar, and next to it a Chinese takeaway. Want to go out? You're close enough to walk to Tilburg city centre without having to live in all that hustle and bustle. Maybe just a quiet walk? Go for a stroll along the canal, perfect for pets too. Plenty of trees and grass nearby. And, hopefully you'll never need it, in case of emergency you don't have to worry about the difficulty of the roads.
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