Rental homes in Bomenbuurt, Den Haag
View the current rental property supply in Bomenbuurt, The Hague. Compare prices, sizes and see what this neighbourhood has to offer tenants.
Rental prices and market figures for Bomenbuurt, The Hague
Bomenbuurt is a neighbourhood where owner-occupied homes dominate: 61% of the more than 3,200 homes are owner-occupied, while 39% are rental properties. Of that rental segment, only 8% is owned by housing corporations (social housing), meaning the vast majority, around 31%, is in the hands of private and commercial landlords. If you want to rent a home in Bomenbuurt via the free sector, you pay an average of €2,164 per month. The range is considerable: from around €750 for a smaller apartment to €4,900 for the largest homes. With an average surface area of 128 m², the rental price works out at about €17 per m². Note: these are figures from the free sector, excluding social housing. The WOZ value in Bomenbuurt is €396,000, slightly below the average of the surrounding district Bomen- en Bloemenbuurt (€408,000), but well above the The Hague average of €354,000. Rental prices in Bomenbuurt are thus in line with what you would expect for this sought-after corner of The Hague. At the top of this page, view the current supply and daily prices for available rental homes in Bomenbuurt.
Living in Bomenbuurt, The Hague
Bomenbuurt is nestled between Fahrenheitstraat, Sportlaan and the edge of the Zuiderpark area, in the southwest of The Hague. It is a pre-war residential neighbourhood with predominantly 1920s and 1930s architecture: wide tree-lined streets (the namesake), townhouses, upstairs-downstairs constructions, and the occasional post-war apartment complex. The streets are named after tree species, such as Esdoornstraat, Kastanjelaan and Iepenlaan, giving the neighbourhood a recognisable and quiet character.
Resident D describes it aptly: "It doesn't take long to get to know people. This is partly due to Fahrenheitstraat, where you might run into neighbours and other people from the neighbourhood." That Fahrenheitstraat is indeed the beating heart: a lively shopping street with a mix of specialist shops, restaurants, cafés, a Jumbo and an Albert Heijn. You don't need to leave the neighbourhood for daily groceries. Another resident calls it a "cosy, atmospheric neighbourhood with many amenities and schools, next to a nice shopping street."
Schools and amenities in Bomenbuurt
Families with children will find several primary schools in and directly around Bomenbuurt, including Koningin Juliana School on Iepenlaan and Montessorischool on Fahrenheitstraat. Segbroek College (secondary education) is within cycling distance. Resident scores for education and amenities are both 9.0 out of 10, confirming that residents lack little here. Sports facilities are available at sportpark Houtzagerij and tennis club DHTC on Sportlaan. Zuiderpark and Kijkduin beach are within cycling distance for those seeking greenery and the sea.
Accessibility from Bomenbuurt
The accessibility score of 9.5 is the highest sub-score for the neighbourhood, and rightly so. Tram lines 1 and 17 stop at Fahrenheitstraat and take you to The Hague Central Station in about 15 minutes. By car, via Sportlaan you quickly reach Laan van Meerdervoort towards the A12 or A4. Cycling to the city centre takes a quarter of an hour, to Westland or Scheveningen about the same. Parking in large parts of the neighbourhood is permit-based; a resident permit can be applied for via the website of the municipality of The Hague. Parking pressure is noticeable in the evenings, which is a frequently mentioned point of attention.
Those comparing Bomenbuurt with the adjacent Bloemenbuurt-West and Bloemenbuurt-Oost will notice that the atmosphere is similar: quiet residential streets with pre-war architecture. Bloemenbuurt has slightly higher average WOZ values and an even greener character, while Bomenbuurt benefits from its direct location on Fahrenheitstraat. For all experiences and neighbourhood data, see the Bomenbuurt neighbourhood page.
Does Bomenbuurt suit you as a tenant?
The largest age group in Bomenbuurt is 25 to 45 years (1,780 residents), and single-person households form the majority (1,565). This makes the neighbourhood popular among working singles and young couples who want to rent an apartment in Bomenbuurt. But with 900 children under 15 and good schools, it is also a place where families feel at home. Seniors (1,200 residents aged 65+) appreciate the short walking distances to shops and public transport. Keep in mind that rental prices in the free sector are substantial: with an average income of €42,300 in the neighbourhood, a rental home of €2,164 per month is a significant chunk for many households. Social housing is scarce (8% housing corporation ownership), so waiting lists are long. Respond quickly to supply that becomes available for rent and have your documents ready. Are you also considering buying? Then view the supply of homes for sale in Bomenbuurt.
What residents say about Bomenbuurt
Bomenbuurt scores an 8.7 out of 10 based on resident reviews. Notably high are accessibility (9.5), safety (9.2), community spirit (9.0) and amenities (9.0). The lowest scores go to housing (7.3) and greenery (7.8), which fits a compact urban neighbourhood where homes are not always large and gardens are scarce. One resident sums it up: "Cosy, atmospheric neighbourhood with many amenities and schools, next to a nice shopping street." More reviews and all sub-scores can be found on the Bomenbuurt review page.
Compare rental homes in Bomenbuurt with surrounding neighbourhoods
Bomenbuurt is located in the district Bomen- en Bloemenbuurt, where the average WOZ value (€408,000) and income (€43,400) are slightly higher than in Bomenbuurt itself. If you are looking for a bit more space and greenery, then Westbroekpark en Duttendel is worth exploring. Prefer to be closer to the sea? Then look at Belgisch Park or Oostduinen. For a broader overview of supply across the entire city, see the rental home supply in The Hague. On Buurtje.nl, you compare neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and rental prices based on more than 1,500 sources, so you can rent a home in a place that truly suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Bomenbuurt, The Hague?
The average rent in the free sector in Bomenbuurt is €2,164 per month, based on 129 rented homes in the past year. The range runs from €750 to €4,900 per month, with an average area of 128 m² (approximately €17 per m²). Social housing through housing associations is considerably cheaper, but supply is limited (8% of the housing stock).
Are there social housing units in Bomenbuurt?
Only 8% of homes in Bomenbuurt are owned by housing associations, which means a very limited supply of social housing. The vast majority of rental homes (31%) are from private landlords in the free sector. For social housing, you can register via Woonnet Haaglanden. Expect waiting lists of several years in this part of The Hague.
What is it like to live in Bomenbuurt?
Residents give Bomenbuurt a score of 8.7 out of 10. The neighbourhood is known for its cosy, village-like atmosphere within the city, with Fahrenheitstraat as the central hub for shops and hospitality. Safety scores 9.2 and accessibility 9.5. Residents describe it as a charming neighbourhood where you quickly get to know people. Downsides are the limited home sizes and parking pressure in the evening.
Is Bomenbuurt suitable for young professionals and starters?
Bomenbuurt is popular among 25- to 45-year-olds, the largest age group in the neighbourhood (1,780 residents). Single-person households are the majority. Good public transport connections, proximity to Fahrenheitstraat and an active neighbourhood life make it attractive for working singles and couples. However, rents in the free sector are high, averaging €2,164 per month.
How is the accessibility of Bomenbuurt?
Accessibility scores 9.5 out of 10 among residents. Tram lines 1 and 17 stop at Fahrenheitstraat and take you to The Hague Central Station in about 15 minutes. By bike, you can reach the city centre in a quarter of an hour. The A12 and A4 are quickly accessible by car via Sportlaan and Laan van Meerdervoort. Parking is mostly permit-based.
What facilities are there in Bomenbuurt?
Fahrenheitstraat offers a wide range of shops, supermarkets (Jumbo, Albert Heijn), restaurants and cafés. There are several primary schools in the immediate vicinity and Segbroek College for secondary education. Sports facilities can be found at sportpark Houtzagerij and tennis club DHTC. Residents rate both facilities and education at 9.0 out of 10.
How quickly are rental homes rented out in Bomenbuurt?
Bomenbuurt is a sought-after residential location in The Hague, so rental homes in the free sector are usually taken off the market quickly. Check the current average rental time in days at the top of the page. It is wise to have documents such as income statements and references ready so you can respond immediately when a home becomes available.
A cosy, pleasant neighbourhood with many amenities and schools, next to a nice shopping street (Fahrenheit).
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Auto-translated to English by AIIn my experience, I've lived in the neighbourhood for a long time, but it doesn't take long to get to know people. This is partly due to the Fahrenheitstraat, where you might run into neighbours and other people from the area, so you get to know them quickly. Being alone is also possible, of course; you can enjoy nature in the park near the Albert Heijn or take a walk on the Ieplaan. You can also easily walk your dog here, as there are many trees in the neighbourhood (which matches the name ;)). The neighbourhood is always taken care of, including after festivals on the Fahrenheitstraat that generate a lot of mess. However, a downside is that there is often uncollected dog poop on the pavement, but this eventually gets cleaned up (partly by other residents). The Bomenbuurt is very centrally located, so you can easily get to Scheveningen, the city centre, and several schools to choose from. The amenities are therefore virtually endless. I hope to see you soon if you also come to live in the neighbourhood; good luck!
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