Rental homes in Berggierslanden, Meppel
Looking for a rental property in Berggierslanden? Check the current listings on this page, including resident reviews and neighbourhood data.
What does a rental property cost in Berggierslanden?
Berggierslanden is a neighbourhood where the vast majority of homes are owned by the residents themselves: 89% are owner-occupied, and only 11% are rental properties. Of those rental properties, 4% belong to a housing association and 7% are offered by other landlords. This makes the supply of rental homes in Berggierslanden particularly tight, especially in the private sector. In the past twelve months, only eight homes have been rented out in the private sector (excluding social housing). The average rent was €1,305 per month, with a range of €1,245 to €1,450. These are spacious homes with an average floor area of 154 m². By comparison, the average WOZ value in Berggierslanden is €473,000, significantly higher than the municipal average of €289,000 in Meppel. If you want to see the current daily price, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
Berggierslanden: new-build neighbourhood with a village feel and high ratings
Berggierslanden is one of the newest neighbourhoods in Meppel, and you can tell from everything. The houses are modern, the streets are wide, and the gardens are green. It is a neighbourhood built with families in mind, and that matches the figures: the largest age group is 0 to 15 years (1,120 residents), and no fewer than 855 households have children living at home. On the neighbourhood page of Berggierslanden, residents rate the neighbourhood a 9.5 out of 10. That is exceptional. Safety, greenery, beauty, and education in particular score a perfect 10. One resident describes the neighbourhood as a place where children can play safely outside and you know your neighbours. That sense of community (score: 9.0) is palpable: street activities are regularly organised and involvement is high.
The neighbourhood consists of two distinct areas. In Plantenbuurt you will mainly find terraced houses and semi-detached houses, while Scheepsbuurt has slightly more variety in housing types. Both areas share the same quiet, green appearance. Amenities such as primary schools and playgrounds are within walking distance, and the De Havens shopping centre in the centre of Meppel can be reached within ten minutes by bike. Accessibility scores the lowest of all categories at 7.0. That makes sense: Berggierslanden is located on the southwestern edge of Meppel. Meppel Station is about four kilometres away, and the A32 towards Zwolle or Leeuwarden can be reached via the N375. Without a car, you need to plan a bit more, although a city bus runs.
Energy consumption in the neighbourhood is remarkably low: an average of 1,070 m³ of gas per year, which fits with the relatively new, well-insulated housing stock. With 46% highly educated residents and an average income of €45,900 (well above the Meppel average of €35,100), it is a neighbourhood with an above-average profile. This translates into well-maintained gardens, new cars on the driveway, and little decay.
Renting in Berggierslanden: for whom and for whom not?
A rental home in Berggierslanden is particularly interesting for families who value space, safety, and a green living environment but are (not yet) willing or able to buy. With rents starting at €1,245 per month in the private sector, the supply is aimed at households with above-average incomes. For starters or singles looking for an affordable apartment to rent in Berggierslanden, the supply is too limited and too expensive. They are better off in neighbourhoods such as the Centre or Koedijkslanden, where there is more variety in housing types and price ranges. Those specifically looking for a home to buy can check the overview homes for sale in Berggierslanden. Social renters should expect very limited housing association stock (4% of the supply) and long waiting times.
Searching for a rental home in Berggierslanden and surrounding areas
On Buurtje.nl you will find the current rental supply for Berggierslanden, including resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics. Because the supply in this neighbourhood is limited, it is worth also looking at surrounding areas. Consider, for example, Haveltermade, which is also relatively new, or the quiet Ezinge. Those looking for more urban vibrancy can rent a home in the Watertoren neighbourhood. Also check the full overview of rental homes in Meppel. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Meppel.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent for a rental home in Berggierslanden?
In the free sector, the average rent over the past year was €1,305 per month, with a range of €1,245 to €1,450. These are spacious homes with an average floor area of 154 m². Social housing is hardly available: only 4% of the housing stock is owned by housing associations.
Are there many rental homes available in Berggierslanden?
No, the supply is very limited. Only 11% of the 1,197 homes in the neighbourhood are rental properties, and only eight homes in the free sector were rented out in the past year. Anyone wanting to rent a house in Berggierslanden must act quickly and keep an eye on the supply in surrounding neighbourhoods.
Is Berggierslanden a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Residents rate safety a 10 out of 10 on Buurtje.nl. The neighbourhood consists of relatively new buildings with wide streets and good lighting. It is a typical family neighbourhood where children play outside and residents know each other.
How accessible is Berggierslanden in Meppel?
Berggierslanden is located on the southwestern edge of Meppel. Meppel station is about four kilometres away, and the A32 can be reached via the N375. Residents give accessibility a 7.0. By bike, you can reach the centre in ten minutes, but without a car, public transport requires a bit more planning.
Which schools are near Berggierslanden?
Several primary schools are within walking or cycling distance in and around Berggierslanden. Residents rate the education a 10 out of 10. The neighbourhood has many families with children (the largest age group is 0-15 years), so the school supply matches the demand well.
Many play areas for children. Disadvantage: in some parts, people drive fast.
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