Rental homes in Boeimeer, Breda
Discover the current supply of rental properties in Boeimeer and find a rental property that suits your wishes and budget.
Rental prices and market figures for Boeimeer, Breda
Boeimeer is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 72% of the approximately 2,709 homes are owned, while 28% are rented. Of those rental homes, 13% are owned by a housing association (social housing) and 15% by private or commercial landlords. For those considering renting a home in Boeimeer in the free sector, prices are clearly above the Breda average. In the past twelve months, 51 free-sector homes were rented at an average rent of €1,998 per month, with an average floor area of 107 m². That works out to about €18.67 per m². The range runs from €547 to €3,295 per month, depending on type and location. Social housing falls outside these figures and is generally significantly cheaper.
The average WOZ value in Boeimeer is €446,000. That is below the district average of Breda Zuid (€522,000), but well above the municipal average of Breda (€382,000). So Boeimeer is a relatively expensive neighbourhood compared to the rest of Breda, but slightly more affordable than the rest of the district. For current rental prices and available rental homes in Boeimeer, you can consult the overview at the top of this page, which is updated daily.
Living in Boeimeer, Breda
Boeimeer is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in the south of Breda, nestled between the Singel and the Markdal zone. The neighbourhood has a distinct residential character: wide streets, plenty of greenery between the homes, and a mix of detached houses, semi-detached houses and terraced houses, mainly from the 1960s and 1970s. There are also new-build apartments, although the supply is limited. Those looking to rent an apartment in Boeimeer will mainly find them in the more recent complexes along the Marksingel and adjacent streets.
The atmosphere is subdued and community-oriented. Resident Pepijn describes it aptly: "Boeimeer is a really nice neighbourhood. Especially for people with young children, it's a neighbourhood to settle down in. It's quiet, people are kind to each other and there's a good atmosphere." This image is confirmed by resident data: renting in Boeimeer attracts relatively many families and people over 45, and the neighbourhood scores high on safety (8.7) and housing (8.7).
Facilities in Boeimeer
You can do your daily shopping in Boeimeer at the supermarket on Doornboslaan, within walking distance of large parts of the neighbourhood. For a wider range of shops, you can cycle to the centre or to the Makado shopping centre in the neighbourhood in fifteen minutes. Resident Daisy points to the park with the public swimming pool as one of the nicest spots in the neighbourhood, and the Singel also offers plenty of recreational opportunities. Along the Marksingel and the Mastbos, which starts nearby, you can walk and cycle. Schools score remarkably high in the neighbourhood: residents give education a 9.3, the highest sub-score of all categories. Primary and secondary schools are easily accessible within the neighbourhood or in the immediate vicinity.
Accessibility of Boeimeer
The location is one of Boeimeer's strongest assets. The centre of Breda can be reached by bike in five to ten minutes via the Singel. By car, you can quickly connect to the A16 and A27 via the Claudius Prinsenlaan, making Rotterdam and Utrecht easily accessible. Public transport goes via bus stops on the edge of the neighbourhood towards Breda station, from where intercity trains run to Amsterdam, Utrecht and Eindhoven. Parking is still free or with limited permit requirements on most streets, although this varies by zone. Accessibility scores an 8.3 among residents.
Compared to neighbouring district Ruitersbos, which also lies in Breda Zuid, Boeimeer has a slightly greener and quieter appearance with similar rental prices in the free sector. Those looking for more urban dynamism can also look at the supply in Breda Centrum, although rental prices there are generally higher. For an overview of all rental homes in Breda Zuid, you can consult the district page.
Is renting in Boeimeer right for you?
Boeimeer is most suitable for families with children, older dual-income couples, and people who want to combine peace and greenery with urban proximity. Starters and students will find less affordable supply here: free-sector rental prices average around €2,000 per month. If you are still looking for a rental home in Boeimeer, it is wise to respond quickly to new listings, as homes in this neighbourhood are usually rented out quickly. Make sure you have proof of income, an employer's statement and a copy of your ID ready. For social housing, register with housing association Laurentius or AlleeWonen, but expect significant waiting times. As an alternative, the homes for sale in Boeimeer are also worth considering, especially given the high WOZ values that indicate a stable housing market.
What residents say about Boeimeer
Residents give Boeimeer an average of 8.2 out of 10, based on three reviews via Buurtje.nl. The highest scores go to education (9.3), safety (8.7) and housing (8.7). Community (7.3) and facilities (7.3) score slightly lower. Tuur gives the neighbourhood an 8.9 and describes it as "a really nice neighbourhood with nice people and a cosy atmosphere." Daisy emphasises the proximity of the park and the swimming pool as plus points for people of all ages. Read all experiences and the full neighbourhood data on the Boeimeer neighbourhood page.
Compare rental homes in and around Boeimeer
Still exploring? In addition to the available rental homes in Boeimeer, it is worth also looking at the supply in Breda Oost or Breda Noord, where rental prices are generally somewhat lower. For a broader overview of all rental homes in Breda, Buurtje.nl offers current supply from more than 1,500 sources, combined with resident scores, neighbourhood data and demographic information. This way you can not only compare homes, but also neighbourhoods, and determine where you fit best. Want to know more about the municipality? Also check the official website of the municipality of Breda for local information on parking, permits and facilities.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Boeimeer, Breda?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Boeimeer is €1,998 per month, based on 51 rented homes in the past twelve months. The range runs from €547 to €3,295 per month, with an average area of 107 m² (approximately €18.67 per m²). Social housing through a housing association is significantly cheaper, but waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing properties in Boeimeer?
Yes, about 13% of the housing stock in Boeimeer is owned by a housing association. In Breda, these are mainly Laurentius and AlleeWonen, where you can register online as a housing seeker. Be prepared for waiting times that can quickly amount to several years in popular Breda neighbourhoods. The remaining 15% of rental properties are owned by private landlords and fall under the free sector.
What is it like to live in Boeimeer?
Boeimeer is described by residents as a quiet, safe and green neighbourhood with a good atmosphere. The neighbourhood scores 8.2 out of 10 in resident reviews, with highs for education (9.3), safety (8.7) and housing (8.7). The location close to the centre of Breda, but without the hustle and bustle, is seen as a major plus. Facilities and community spirit score slightly lower.
Is Boeimeer suitable for families with children?
Boeimeer is certainly suitable for families. The neighbourhood has wide streets, plenty of greenery and good schools in the area, which is also reflected in the high resident score for education (9.3). Resident Pepijn explicitly describes Boeimeer as a neighbourhood to settle down with younger children. The largest age group in the neighbourhood is 45 to 65 years, followed by 25 to 45 years, confirming its family character.
How accessible is Boeimeer?
Boeimeer is conveniently located: the centre of Breda can be reached by bike in five to ten minutes via the Singel. By car, you can quickly connect to the A16 and A27 towards Rotterdam and Utrecht via the Claudius Prinsenlaan. Public transport is available via bus stops on the edge of the neighbourhood to Breda station. Residents give accessibility an 8.3 out of 10.
What facilities are there in Boeimeer?
Boeimeer has a supermarket within walking distance, a public swimming pool near the park in the neighbourhood and recreational opportunities along the Singel and the nearby Mastbos. For a wider range of shops, the centre of Breda or Makado shopping centre is quickly accessible. Schools score highest in resident reviews (9.3). Residents give facilities as a whole a 7.3, indicating that the offering is functional but not exceptionally broad.
Is Boeimeer a safe neighbourhood?
Yes, safety is one of Boeimeer's strongest points. Residents give safety an 8.7 out of 10, the highest score together with housing. The quiet, residential layout of the neighbourhood and the involved residents contribute to this. Several reviewers cite the safe and quiet atmosphere as a reason to want to live or stay in Boeimeer.
A very nice neighbourhood with lovely people and a cosy atmosphere.
Auto-translated to English by AIBoeimeer is a very nice neighbourhood. Especially for people with young children, it's a neighbourhood to settle down in. It's quiet, people are kind to each other and there's a good atmosphere. The location is also great, 5 minutes from the centre but no trouble with noise pollution or anything like that. In short, I give Boeimeer an 8/10!
Auto-translated to English by AIIt's a nice neighbourhood, you're close to a small park with a public swimming pool, you can do something on the canal, the city is also within walking distance. For someone who moved there later, it's very nice, you can always find things to do for your age and meet other people.
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