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Rental prices and market figures for Asenray, Roermond

Asenray is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 79% of the housing stock consists of owner-occupied homes, with only 21% being rental properties. Of those rental properties, about 11% are owned by housing associations (social housing) and 10% are private sector rentals. This makes the supply of available rental homes in Asenray limited, especially compared to more urban neighbourhoods in Roermond.

In the private sector, four homes were rented out in Asenray over the past twelve months. The average rental price (private sector, excluding social housing) was €1,490 per month, for an average area of 124 m². That works out to around €12 per m². These are spacious homes at a price above the average for the municipality of Roermond, which is logical given the WOZ value in Asenray of €372,000, compared to a municipal average of €289,000. The district of Asenray as a whole even records €398,000, indicating that Asenray as a neighbourhood is slightly more affordable than the district averages. For the current supply and the daily average rental price, see the overview at the top of this page.

Those looking for a rental home in the cheaper segment can also look at rental homes in Roermond as a whole, or at neighbourhoods such as Maasniel, where the housing supply is larger and more varied.

Living in Asenray, Roermond

Asenray is a small, quiet village on the northeast side of Roermond, nestled between the Meuse and the countryside. With 925 inhabitants, it is one of the smallest neighbourhoods in the municipality, but that small-scale character is precisely what many residents appreciate. The neighbourhood mainly consists of ground-level homes, detached houses and semi-detached houses. Renting apartments in Asenray is therefore not a realistic option; anyone looking to rent a home in Asenray is typically seeking a larger family home or single-family house in the private sector.

The atmosphere is village-like and community-driven. Resident Emma Theelen describes it aptly: "We have a nice neighbourhood with many friendly people. When something is going on, almost everyone from the neighbourhood is present, and that is very cosy." That social cohesion is something you encounter less quickly in more urban neighbourhoods of Roermond. On the neighbourhood page of Asenray you can read all the reviews and neighbourhood data.

Facilities in Asenray

Asenray has few facilities of its own, and that is something to consciously take into account. There is a childcare centre, a football club and a carnival association that help shape social life in the neighbourhood. Shops for daily groceries are not available in the neighbourhood itself; for that you rely on Roermond city centre or the shops along Swalmerstraat towards the city. Primary schools can be found in the immediate vicinity of Roermond, a few kilometres away. For more extensive shopping and dining options, Roermond city centre is the designated destination, reachable by bike or car in a few minutes.

Accessibility

By car, Asenray is easily accessible via the N271 towards Roermond city centre and the A73. The motorway junction towards Venlo and Nijmegen can be reached within ten minutes. Roermond station is about four to five kilometres away, from which intercity connections depart towards Eindhoven, Venlo and Maastricht. By bike, Roermond city centre can be reached in a quarter of an hour via quiet cycle paths along the Meuse. Bus connections are available but limited in frequency; a car in Asenray is not a luxury but a practical necessity. Parking is not a problem in the neighbourhood: most homes have their own driveway or ample parking space on private property.

For comparison: those who prefer a more urban living environment with better public transport connections can also look at Centrum or Roermond-Oost. The adjacent Asenray rural area offers even more space and tranquillity, but even fewer facilities in the immediate vicinity.

Does renting in Asenray suit you as a tenant?

Asenray mainly attracts families and those aged 45 and over: the largest age group consists of residents between 45 and 65 years old. The neighbourhood is less suitable for starters or students looking for an affordable apartment or a rental home close to nightlife. With an average income of €35,900 and a labour participation rate of 65%, it is a solid middle-class neighbourhood. Those seeking peace, space and a sense of community, and who are willing to live a bit further from the city bustle, will quickly feel at home here. Keep in mind that the private sector supply is limited; respond quickly to available rental homes as soon as they appear. For social housing, registration with a housing association active in the Roermond region is necessary, with waiting lists of several years being common. If renting proves too expensive or scarce, it is also worth looking at the supply of homes for sale in Roermond via the municipal page, or finding more information through the official website of the municipality of Roermond.

What residents say about Asenray

Asenray scores an impressive 8.9 out of 10 based on resident reviews. Safety stands out with a perfect score of 10.0. Accessibility, community, green spaces, housing and beauty all score 9.0. Only facilities score lower, with a 7.0, which aligns with the fact that the neighbourhood has few shops or services of its own. Emma Theelen sums it up: "We have few facilities in the neighbourhood in terms of shops, but we do have a childcare centre, a football club, a carnival association." Those who want to read more reviews can find them on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Asenray. These kinds of honest resident reviews are not found anywhere else at neighbourhood level.

Comparing rental homes in and around Asenray

Asenray is a neighbourhood for those who consciously choose peace and community over urban hustle and bustle. Rental prices in the private sector are on the higher side, averaging €1,490 per month, which is linked to the spacious homes and high WOZ values in the area. Those looking for something more affordable to rent in Roermond can also look at Roermond-Zuid or the larger supply in Maasniel. For a complete overview of all homes for rent in the region, including neighbourhood scores, demographic data and resident reviews from over 1,500 sources, Buurtje.nl helps you make the right choice. Also check the broader supply of rental homes in the Asenray district for a complete picture of what is available in this area.

What is the average rent in Asenray, Roermond?

In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Asenray over the past twelve months was €1,490 per month, for an average living area of 124 m². That works out to about €12 per m². Social housing is usually considerably cheaper, but supply is limited and waiting lists are long.

Are there social housing units in Asenray?

Approximately 11% of the housing stock in Asenray is owned by housing associations, which amounts to a relatively small number of social housing units. To qualify, you must register with a housing association active in the Roermond region, such as Wonen Limburg. Waiting lists of several years are common, so it is wise to register early.

What is it like to live in Asenray?

Asenray is a small, village-like and quiet neighbourhood on the outskirts of Roermond with about 925 residents. The sense of community is strong: residents know each other and there are active clubs such as a football and carnival association. The neighbourhood scores 8.9 out of 10 in resident reviews, with a perfect 10 for safety. The only point of attention is the limited range of amenities within the neighbourhood itself.

Is Asenray suitable for families with children?

Asenray is certainly suitable for families. The neighbourhood mainly consists of spacious ground-based homes, there is a childcare facility, and the area is safe and green. The largest age group is 45 to 65-year-olds, but families with children are also represented. Primary schools can be found a few kilometres away towards Roermond.

How accessible is Asenray?

By car, Asenray is easily accessible via the N271 and the A73, with a motorway junction about ten minutes away. Roermond station is about four to five kilometres away, with intercity connections to Eindhoven, Venlo and Maastricht. By bike, the city centre can be reached in a quarter of an hour. Bus services are available, but frequency is limited; a car is practical in practice.

What amenities are there in Asenray?

Asenray has a childcare facility, a football club and a carnival association, but no supermarket or shops for daily groceries. For that, you need to go to Roermond city centre or the adjacent neighbourhoods, a few kilometres away. Residents give the amenities a score of 7.0 out of 10, which fairly reflects this.

Is Asenray a safe neighbourhood?

Yes, Asenray is perceived as very safe by residents. The safety score in resident reviews is a perfect 10 out of 10, the highest sub-score of all rated categories. The small scale and strong sense of community likely contribute to this. This also makes the neighbourhood attractive for families and elderly people who value peace and safety highly.

8.9

Emma Theelen

Family · Semi-detached

20-08-2025

A fun and cosy neighbourhood

We have a nice neighbourhood with many friendly people. When something is going on, almost everyone from the neighbourhood is present, and that is very cosy. We have few amenities in the neighbourhood in terms of shops, but we do have a childcare centre, a football club, a carnival association, several riding schools, the campsite/restaurant Het Spikkerdal, and a few small farms nearby. For amenities like shops or other things, you have to go to Roermond, but that's not a problem because it's about a quarter of an hour away by car or bike. All in all, it's a fun and cosy neighbourhood with a pleasant atmosphere among the residents and many enjoyable activities in this neighbourhood.

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