Rental homes in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier, Woerden
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Rental prices and market figures Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier, Woerden
In Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier, approximately 39% of the housing stock consists of rental properties, compared to 61% owner-occupied homes. Of all homes, 32% are owned by a housing association, meaning social housing has a significant share here. Only 6% falls under other (commercial) landlords. For those considering renting a home in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier in the free sector: based on the past twelve months, the average rent was €1,325 per month, with a range of €1,235 to €1,465 per month (excluding social housing, excluding rooms). The average size of rented free-sector homes was 82 m², which works out to about €16 per m² per month. The average WOZ value in the neighbourhood is €343,000. That is lower than the district average of Woerden-Midden (€370,000) and clearly below the municipal average of Woerden (€405,000), suggesting that renting in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier is relatively more affordable than elsewhere in the municipality. For current rental prices and the current supply, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier, Woerden
Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in the heart of Woerden, part of the Woerden-Midden district. The name already hints at its character: streets are named after flowers and trees, giving the neighbourhood a friendly, orderly feel. It mainly consists of post-war and 1960s buildings, with terraced houses, semi-detached houses and some porch flats. The homes are solidly built but predominantly date from a period when energy efficiency was not a priority. This also explains the relatively higher gas consumption of an average of 940 m³ per year, which is above the national average.
Facilities
The neighbourhood is well-equipped for daily life. For groceries, you don't have to go far: an Albert Heijn and other supermarkets are within cycling distance via the nearby city centre of Woerden. Primary schools are present in and directly around the neighbourhood, which partly explains why families with children are well represented here (705 households with children). For sports, various clubs are active in Woerden-Midden, including football and tennis clubs. Zwembad de Waterhoek is a short distance away. There is plenty of green space: the neighbourhood has a quiet, park-like appearance with parks and trees along the streets. For more extensive shopping or dining, the Binnenstad of Woerden is within walking distance, with a varied range of shops, cafés and restaurants around the historic Watertoren.
Accessibility
Woerden station is about a ten-minute bike ride from the neighbourhood and offers direct train connections to Utrecht (about 20 minutes) and The Hague (about 45 minutes). This makes the neighbourhood attractive for commuters. By car, the A12 is quickly accessible, meaning Amsterdam and Rotterdam are also within reasonable travel time. Bus services run through the district towards the station and other parts of Woerden. Parking is free in most streets and usually easy to arrange, although it can be busier around school times. For cyclists, there are good connections to the centre and the countryside.
Residents speak
Residents appreciate the peace and green surroundings of the neighbourhood. On the neighbourhood page of Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier, you can find resident experiences and scores per category. One resident describes the neighbourhood as: "Quiet, green and child-friendly. You know your neighbours and it feels safe. Only the homes are on the older side." Criticisms sometimes concern the condition of the older housing stock and the limited free-sector supply. Compared to the nearby Staatsliedenkwartier, which has a slightly more urban character, or the Vogelkwartier with a similarly quiet atmosphere, Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier distinguishes itself by the combination of green space, central location and relatively lower WOZ values.
Is a rental home in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier right for you?
Based on demographics, this is a neighbourhood that particularly suits families and people between 25 and 45 years old. The presence of schools, play space and a quiet living environment makes it attractive for parents with young children. For seniors (65+: 910 residents), the neighbourhood also offers peace and accessibility. Starters and singles considering renting an apartment in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier should take into account the limited free-sector supply: in the past twelve months, only seven free-sector homes were rented out. Respond quickly if a home becomes available for rent, as supply is scarce. Prepare your documents (payslips, employer's statement) and also register with the local housing association for social housing, because 32% of homes fall into that segment. Would you rather buy? Then check the supply of homes for sale in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier as an alternative.
What residents say about Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier
The resident experiences on Buurtje.nl give a consistent picture of a quiet, family-friendly neighbourhood where people feel at home. Residents give the neighbourhood high scores for safety and liveability, while facilities and accessibility are also rated positively. A commonly heard comment: "Nice neighbourhood to grow up in, safe for children and easily accessible by bike." Residents are sometimes less enthusiastic about the quality of the older homes and the limited evening dining options in the immediate vicinity. View all reviews and the full neighbourhood data on the overview page of Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier. These are experiences from real residents, something you won't find on any other housing site at neighbourhood level.
Compare rental homes in and around Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier
Looking for available rental homes in a wider area? Besides this quarter, other neighbourhoods in Woerden-Midden are also worth exploring. The Schilderskwartier has a similar residential character, while the Binnenstad offers more urbanity. If you want to search more broadly, you will also find supply in Woerden-West and Woerden-Oost. For a complete overview of all rental homes in Woerden or all rental homes in Woerden-Midden, you can filter by price, size and energy label on Buurtje.nl. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Woerden.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier, Woerden?
In the free sector (excluding social housing and rooms), the average rent in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier over the past twelve months was €1,325 per month, with a range of €1,235 to €1,465 per month. The average home had an area of 82 m², which works out to about €16 per m² per month. Social housing is typically much cheaper, but waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing properties in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier?
Yes, 32% of the housing stock in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier is owned by a housing association, which accounts for a significant portion of the approximately 1,899 homes. For a social housing property, you can register with the regional housing association active in Woerden, such as Woongoed Zeist or a local association. Be prepared for waiting lists, as demand for social housing in the Utrecht region is high.
What is it like to live in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier?
Residents describe Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier as a quiet, green and family-friendly neighbourhood with a good atmosphere. The streets are named after flowers and trees, reflecting the character of the area. Accessibility by bike and public transport is rated positively. Criticisms sometimes concern the older housing quality and the limited evening amenities in the immediate vicinity.
Is Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier suitable for families with children?
Absolutely. With 705 households with children, Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier is one of the more family-oriented neighbourhoods in Woerden. There are primary schools nearby, plenty of green space and play areas, and the neighbourhood has a safe, quiet feel. The largest age group is 25 to 45 years, indicating that many young parents live here. The neighbourhood also offers peace and good accessibility for seniors.
How is the accessibility of Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier?
Woerden station is about a ten-minute bike ride away and offers direct train connections to Utrecht (approx. 20 min.) and The Hague (approx. 45 min.). By car, the A12 is easily accessible for connections to Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Bus routes run through the neighbourhood to the station. Parking is free on most streets. For cyclists, there are good connections to the city centre and the countryside.
What amenities are there in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier?
For daily groceries, supermarkets are within cycling distance via Woerden city centre. Primary schools are located in and around the neighbourhood. For sports, various clubs are active in Woerden-Midden, and Zwembad de Waterhoek is a short distance away. The historic centre of Woerden with shops, restaurants and the Watertoren is within walking distance, making the neighbourhood easily accessible for daily activities.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier?
The free-sector supply in Bloemen- en Bomenkwartier is limited: only seven free-sector homes were rented out in the past twelve months. This means few properties are available and popular ones go quickly. Respond promptly if you see a rental house or apartment that fits, have your documents (payslips, employer's statement) ready, and also consider registering for social housing if you meet the income requirement.
