Rental homes in Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid, Almelo
Discover rental properties on Bornsestraat and the surrounding Zuid area and find the home that suits you. View the current listings and neighbourhood data directly on this page.
Rental prices and market figures for Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid, Almelo
In Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid, the housing market is fairly balanced: 48% of homes are for rent and 52% are owner-occupied. Of the rental properties, 21% are owned by housing associations (social housing) and 27% belong to other landlords (private sector). This means a significant portion of the rental supply consists of private and institutional rentals, offering tenants a wider choice than in neighbourhoods where almost everything is owned by housing associations.
The average WOZ value in this neighbourhood is €285,000. This is noticeably higher than the average for the district De Riet (€215,000) and also slightly above the municipal average for Almelo (€272,000). This reflects that the quality of housing here is relatively high by Almelo standards.
In the private sector (excluding social housing), eight homes were rented out over the past twelve months at an average rent of €1,303 per month, with a range of €990 to €1,800 per month. The average living area was 122 m², which works out at around €10.70 per m² per month. This puts the rent level in this neighbourhood at the higher end compared to the broader supply in De Riet and the Almelo average. Check the current rental prices and available rental properties at the top of this page for the most up-to-date information.
Living in Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid, Almelo
Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid is a quiet, predominantly residential neighbourhood on the south side of the De Riet district. The housing stock mainly consists of post-war single-family homes and terraced houses from the 1960s and 1970s, supplemented by a limited number of detached houses and apartments. The streets are spacious, there is relatively plenty of greenery, and the streetscape looks well-maintained. The character is clearly that of a family neighbourhood: quiet, orderly, and not anonymous.
The largest age group in the neighbourhood is 25 to 45-year-olds (455 residents), and households with children form the largest category. This translates into the daily street scene: children on bikes, parents doing errands, little nuisance from traffic or hospitality. The average income is €32,000, slightly above the Almelo average, and the labour participation rate is relatively high at 69%.
Facilities in the neighbourhood
For daily groceries, you can go to supermarkets along the Bornsestraat itself, which serves as the backbone of the neighbourhood as a through road. Within cycling distance, there are several primary schools that also serve families from surrounding neighbourhoods. Sports facilities are available through football and tennis clubs in the immediate vicinity of De Riet. Almelo city centre, with a full range of shops and dining options, is about two to three kilometres away. For healthcare and GP practices, the neighbourhood is well served from the broader southern zone of Almelo.
Accessibility
The Bornsestraat is one of the main arterial roads towards the south of Almelo and provides direct access to the N35, the provincial road towards Wierden and Rijssen, and via the A35 further to Enschede and Hengelo. By car, you can reach Almelo city centre in ten minutes and the motorway towards Twente in about twenty minutes. By bike, the centre is easily accessible via continuous cycle paths along the Bornsestraat, a ride of about ten to fifteen minutes. Bus services run along the Bornsestraat towards the station and the centre. Parking is free and without a permit requirement on most streets, which is a clear advantage compared to city centre neighbourhoods.
Atmosphere and residents
Residents appreciate the peace and green surroundings of the neighbourhood. On the neighbourhood page of Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid, a resident writes: "It's quiet living here, the neighbourhood is green and the neighbours know each other. For a family with young children, this is a nice place." Criticisms that come up sometimes concern the limited availability of play facilities within walking distance and the traffic on the Bornsestraat itself during rush hours.
Compared to the neighbouring community Bornsestraat Midden-Riet Noord, the southern part is quieter and less crossed by through traffic. Nieuwland has a more modern housing stock and slightly higher rents, while Arendsboer en omgeving Noord has a similar family character but shows slightly lower average WOZ values.
Is renting in Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid right for you?
This neighbourhood mainly attracts young families and dual-income earners looking for peace and space without being too far from Almelo's amenities. The private sector rents, averaging €1,303 per month, are on the higher side for Almelo, so if budget is a primary consideration, it pays to also look at rental properties in De Riet more broadly or at rental properties in Almelo as a whole. For social housing, registration with a housing association is necessary; waiting times in Almelo can be long, so early registration is advisable. Those considering buying instead of renting can compare the supply of homes for sale in Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid, because with 52% owner-occupied homes, there is also an active sales market here. Respond quickly to a rental home for rent in the private sector: the limited annual supply (eight rented homes in twelve months) indicates that there is little turnover and homes are snapped up quickly.
What residents say about Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid
Residents generally rate the neighbourhood positively, particularly in terms of living comfort, greenery, and social safety. The scores for peace and living environment are above average for Almelo standards. One resident describes it as: "Pleasant living here, the streets are clean and it feels safe. Only the Bornsestraat itself can be busy." Lower scores are given for the shopping facilities within walking distance and public transport outside peak hours. See all reviews and the full neighbourhood data on the neighbourhood page of Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid. Buurtje.nl collects these reviews from multiple sources so you get a fair picture.
Compare rental properties in and around Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid
If you are looking for an apartment to rent or a family home in this corner of Almelo, it is wise to compare several neighbourhoods side by side. Bornsestraat en omgeving Zuid has higher WOZ values than the rest of De Riet, which translates into higher private sector rents. Those looking for a bit more urbanity can go to the Binnenstad or the Noorderkwartier. Those who want more space and greenery can also look at Wierdense Hoek. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data, so you not only compare a home but also the neighbourhood itself. View all available rental properties and the municipal page of Almelo for a broader overview. More information about living and facilities in Almelo can also be found on the website of the municipality of Almelo.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Bornsestraat and surroundings South, Almelo?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Bornsestraat and surroundings South over the past twelve months was €1,303 per month, with a range of €990 to €1,800 per month. The average living area was 122 m², which equates to approximately €10.70 per m² per month. Social housing is generally cheaper but requires registration with a housing association and has waiting times.
Are there social housing properties in Bornsestraat and surroundings South?
Yes, about 21% of the housing stock in Bornsestraat and surroundings South is owned by housing associations, which means social housing. To get a social housing property, you must be registered with a housing association active in Almelo, such as Beter Wonen Almelo. Waiting lists in Almelo can be long, so it is advisable to register as early as possible. In addition to social housing, there is also free sector rental through private and institutional landlords (27% of the stock).
What is it like to live in Bornsestraat and surroundings South?
Bornsestraat and surroundings South is a quiet, green family neighbourhood with post-war single-family homes and terraced houses. Residents appreciate the tranquillity, well-maintained streets and social safety. One resident writes: "Pleasant living here, the streets are clean and it feels safe." Less positive are some residents about the shopping facilities within walking distance and the traffic on Bornsestraat itself during rush hours.
Is Bornsestraat and surroundings South suitable for families with children?
Yes, the neighbourhood is particularly suitable for families. Households with children form the largest category, and the largest age group is 25 to 45 years. The quiet streets, the presence of primary schools in the area and the relatively low traffic density in the residential streets make it an attractive environment for young families. However, free sector rents are on the higher side for Almelo, so budget is a point to consider.
How accessible is Bornsestraat and surroundings South?
The neighbourhood is easily accessible by car via the Bornsestraat, with a direct connection to the N35 towards Wierden and Rijssen and via the A35 to Enschede and Hengelo. The centre of Almelo is about a ten-minute drive away. By bike, the centre is reachable in ten to fifteen minutes via through cycle paths. Bus services run via the Bornsestraat towards the station and centre. Parking in the residential streets is free and without permit requirements.
What facilities are there in Bornsestraat and surroundings South?
Along the Bornsestraat, supermarkets and daily amenities are accessible. In the area, several primary schools are present. For sports, football and tennis clubs are available in the immediate vicinity of De Riet. The full shopping centre and hospitality of Almelo are at a distance of two to three kilometres. GP practices and healthcare facilities are easily accessible from the neighbourhood via the broader southern zone of Almelo.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Bornsestraat and surroundings South?
The supply of free sector rental properties in Bornsestraat and surroundings South is limited: in the past twelve months, only eight properties were rented out. This indicates low turnover, meaning that properties that become available are snapped up quickly. Anyone wanting to rent a property in this neighbourhood would be wise to respond quickly, have documents such as payslips and an ID ready, and regularly check the current listings at the top of this page.
