Rental homes in Bloemenoord, Waalwijk
View the current rental property listings in Bloemenoord, Waalwijk. Compare prices, surface area and neighbourhood data to find the right rental property.
Rental prices and market figures for Bloemenoord, Waalwijk
Bloemenoord is a neighbourhood where owner-occupied homes dominate: 66% of the more than 1,360 homes are owner-occupied, while 34% are rented out. Of that rental stock, 27% is owned by housing associations (social housing) and 7% by other landlords (private sector). This means that the private sector supply in Bloemenoord is relatively limited, which is reflected in the prices.
In the past twelve months, 5 homes have been rented out in the private sector (excluding social housing and rooms). The average rent came to €2,078 per month, with a range of €789 to €2,600. With an average floor area of 111 m², this translates to a price per square metre of around €18.70. These prices are significantly higher than those in many other neighbourhoods in Waalwijk, partly due to the small number of private sector transactions, which include larger homes.
The average WOZ value in Bloemenoord is €255,000. This is lower than the district average of Waalwijk (€321,000) and the municipal average of Waalwijk municipality (€341,000). Private sector rents do not always follow these WOZ values one-to-one, but it does indicate that Bloemenoord is one of the more affordable neighbourhoods in terms of property value. Check the current supply and daily prices at the top of this page for the most up-to-date information.
Living in Bloemenoord, Waalwijk
Bloemenoord lies south of the centre of Waalwijk and is a typical post-war expansion neighbourhood, largely built in the 1960s and 1970s. You will find many terraced houses, semi-detached houses and porch flats, interspersed with some newer homes from later renovation rounds. The streets are spacious with plenty of greenery in between, and it is noticeably quieter than the Centre. It is a neighbourhood where you know your neighbours, where children play in the street and where it is quiet during the day. With 2,745 residents and a large group of 25- to 65-year-olds, it is a typical family and senior neighbourhood.
Facilities in and around Bloemenoord
Bloemenoord itself does not have a large shopping centre, but you can do your daily shopping within walking distance. On the edge of the neighbourhood, towards Baardwijk and the centre, you will find an Albert Heijn and a Lidl. The De Els shopping area is a few minutes' bike ride away and offers a wider range of shops and eateries. For primary education, there are schools in the immediate vicinity, including schools in the adjacent neighbourhoods Baardwijk and Antoniusparochie. Secondary schools can be found in the centre of Waalwijk. For sports, the neighbourhood has football pitches and playgrounds, and Bloemenoord sports park offers space for local football and tennis clubs. De Duinpan swimming pool is a bike ride away towards the centre.
Accessibility from Bloemenoord
By car, you can quickly reach the A59 via the Burgemeester van der Klokkenlaan, putting you in Tilburg or 's-Hertogenbosch in about twenty minutes. Breda can be reached in half an hour. Waalwijk does not have its own train station; the nearest station is Waalwijk-Road (bus line) or you can drive to Tilburg or Waspik station. Arriva bus lines connect Bloemenoord with the centre and surrounding areas. By bike, you can reach the centre of Waalwijk in five minutes. Parking in Bloemenoord is free and generally not a problem; most homes have their own driveway or there is sufficient street parking.
Residents of Bloemenoord generally give the neighbourhood a reasonable score. What often comes up in reviews: the peace and greenery are appreciated, but some residents mention the maintenance of public spaces as a point for improvement. "Nice, quiet neighbourhood to live in, but some streets could do with a makeover," writes a resident on the Bloemenoord neighbourhood page. Compared to neighbourhoods like Zanddonk or Laageinde, Bloemenoord is slightly older in terms of housing stock, but also greener and more spacious. If you are looking for rental homes in Bloemenoord and want to compare the supply, it is a good idea to also look at those adjacent neighbourhoods.
Is a rental home in Bloemenoord right for you?
Bloemenoord mainly attracts families and older households. The largest age group is 25-45 years (750 residents) and there are relatively many households without children (445). If you want to rent a home in Bloemenoord in the private sector, expect a limited supply and average rents around €2,078 per month. Quick response is important; check the average rental time at the top of the page. For social housing, you can register with housing association Casade via the website of Waalwijk municipality, but expect waiting lists of several years. First-time buyers with a more limited budget can also look at renting an apartment in one of the surrounding neighbourhoods or consider viewing homes for sale in Bloemenoord, as the WOZ values here are below the municipal average. Be honest with yourself: the private sector supply is small and the prices are not low. Prepare your proof of income and employer's statement in advance.
What residents say about Bloemenoord
On the reviews and neighbourhood data of Bloemenoord you can read what current and former residents think. The neighbourhood generally scores well on peace and green spaces, but lower on the availability of shops and eateries in the immediate vicinity. "For daily shopping you have to cycle a bit, but you get used to it quickly. It's nice and quiet here for the children," says a resident. View all ratings and sub-scores on the neighbourhood page for a complete picture.
Compare rental homes around Bloemenoord
Still unsure if Bloemenoord is the right neighbourhood? Compare the supply with what is available for rent in Besoyen, a more village-like part of Waalwijk, or check the broader overview of available rental homes in the Waalwijk district. The villages of Sprang-Capelle and Waspik also offer rental homes, often in a more rural setting. On Buurtje.nl, you combine neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources, so you not only find a home but also the neighbourhood that truly suits you. Also view the full supply for rent in Waalwijk municipality if you want to broaden your search area.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Bloemenoord, Waalwijk?
In the free sector, the average rent in Bloemenoord over the past year was €2,078 per month, with an average floor area of 111 m². The range ran from €789 to €2,600 per month. That works out to about €18.70 per m². Social housing through the housing association is considerably cheaper, but there are waiting lists.
Are there social housing units in Bloemenoord?
Yes, 27% of homes in Bloemenoord are owned by a housing association, mainly Casade. That is a relatively large share for Waalwijk. You can register via Casade's housing distribution system, but expect waiting lists of several years. Only 7% of rental homes are in the free sector.
What is it like to live in Bloemenoord?
Bloemenoord is a quiet, green post-war residential area with many terraced houses and porch flats. Residents appreciate the peace and spacious layout with greenery, but mention the limited range of shops in the neighbourhood itself as a downside. The neighbourhood has 2,745 inhabitants and a mixed population of families, couples and seniors.
Is Bloemenoord suitable for families with children?
Bloemenoord is certainly suitable for families. The neighbourhood is quiet, there are playgrounds and football pitches, and primary schools are within walking or cycling distance. The largest age group is 25-45 years and there are 380 children under 15. Parking is free and the streets are wide enough for children to play outside.
How accessible is Bloemenoord?
By car, via the A59 you can reach Tilburg or 's-Hertogenbosch in about twenty minutes. Waalwijk does not have its own train station; you rely on Arriva bus lines or drive to Tilburg station. By bike, you can reach Waalwijk city centre in five minutes. Parking is free and there is usually plenty of space.
What facilities are there in and around Bloemenoord?
In the immediate vicinity you will find supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Lidl. Shopping area De Els is a few minutes away by bike. There are primary schools in neighbouring areas, Bloemenoord sports park with football and tennis courts, and swimming pool De Duinpan within cycling distance. For more extensive shops and catering, you go to Waalwijk city centre.
How quickly are rental homes rented out in Bloemenoord?
The free sector supply in Bloemenoord is small: only 5 homes were rented out in the past year. That means renting a home in Bloemenoord requires quick action. Prepare documents such as proof of income and employer's statement in advance and check the current average rental time at the top of the page.
