Rental homes in Boulevard Midden, Zandvoort
Discover the current supply of rental properties in Boulevard Midden and compare prices, neighbourhood data and resident reviews in one place.
Rental prices and market figures for Boulevard Midden, Zandvoort
Boulevard Midden is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 65% of the housing stock is owner-occupied, while 33% is rented out. There is no social housing via a housing association; all rental properties in the neighbourhood are owned by private or commercial landlords. This means that anyone considering renting a home in Boulevard Midden will only find properties in the free sector.
Over the past twelve months, 29 free-sector homes were rented out in Boulevard Midden, with an average rent of €1,750 per month. The range runs from €1,175 to €2,400 per month, depending on size, location and finish. With an average surface area of 85 m², this works out to around €20.60 per m² per month. These are exclusively free-sector prices; social housing is not available in this neighbourhood. For current rental prices and available rental properties, see the overview at the top of this page.
The average WOZ value in Boulevard Midden is €377,000. That is lower than the average for the district Zandvoort Zuid (€510,000) and also lower than the municipal average of Zandvoort (€467,000). Boulevard Midden is therefore relatively affordable compared to the rest of the district, although the rental prices in absolute terms are still substantial due to the coastal location.
Living in Boulevard Midden, Zandvoort
Boulevard Midden is located exactly where the name suggests: on and around the boulevard of Zandvoort, the middle section of the coastal strip. The neighbourhood has a distinct character that you feel more strongly here than anywhere else in the municipality. To the west, the sea and beach; to the east, the village buildings. The housing stock consists mainly of apartments, often in apartment blocks from the 1960s and 1970s that are directly on or just behind the boulevard. There are also smaller apartment complexes from later periods, but new construction is scarce. Those looking to rent an apartment in Boulevard Midden will typically find larger units with sea views or within walking distance of the beach.
The neighbourhood has 630 residents, the largest group being those aged 65 and over (230 people). Single-person households dominate, with 280 out of a total of around 370 households. This gives the neighbourhood a relatively quiet, mature character. Families with young children are clearly in the minority, which is also noticeable in the amenities and the atmosphere on the street outside the summer season.
Amenities in Boulevard Midden
The immediate surroundings of Boulevard Midden are heavily focused on tourism and hospitality. Along the boulevard itself, you will find numerous beach pavilions, restaurants and cafés, some of which are seasonal. For daily groceries, you need to head towards the centre of Zandvoort, about a five to ten-minute walk away. There you will find, among others, an Albert Heijn. A Lidl is also accessible from the neighbourhood. Primary schools are located in the centre of Zandvoort; for secondary education, students rely on Haarlem. For sports, there are opportunities on the beach itself (surfing, beach volleyball), and the Kennemer Sportpark is within cycling distance. Circuit Zandvoort, known for Formula 1, borders the municipality and creates a completely different atmosphere in the area on race weekends.
Accessibility of Boulevard Midden
By public transport, Boulevard Midden is well accessible. Zandvoort aan Zee station is about a ten-minute walk from most addresses in the neighbourhood. From there, direct trains run to Haarlem (about twelve minutes) and Amsterdam Central (about thirty minutes). By car, you drive via the N201 towards the A9 and further to Amsterdam or Haarlem. Parking in the neighbourhood is largely paid parking, with permit zones for residents. In the summer months, parking pressure can increase significantly due to tourists. Cycling to the centre of Zandvoort takes just minutes; there are good cycle connections towards Haarlem via the coastal route and the inner dune edge.
Residents appreciate the direct proximity to the beach and the relative quiet outside the season. A frequently heard point of criticism is the crowds and parking hassle in the summer months. On the neighbourhood page of Boulevard Midden you can read the full reviews and neighbourhood data. One resident describes it aptly: "Outside the season it is wonderfully quiet and green here, but in the summer you really have to be able to handle the boulevard being flooded with day-trippers." That is honestly exactly the trade-off every renter here has to make.
Compared to the nearby Boulevard Zuid, Boulevard Midden has a slightly more central location relative to the village, making daily shopping easier. The neighbourhood Centrum offers more village amenities within walking distance and attracts a slightly younger tenant mix. For those seeking more peace and greenery, Kostverloren en omgeving or the districts Bentveld and Zandvoort Noord are also worth considering.
Is renting in Boulevard Midden for you?
Boulevard Midden is most suitable for people who consciously choose the coastal location and want to enjoy it even outside the summer season. Given the dominance of single-person households and those aged 65 and over, the neighbourhood suits singles and seniors who combine peace, sea views and good public transport connections. Starters with a limited budget will find the supply here tight and expensive: free-sector rental prices start at €1,175 per month and social housing is simply not available. There is no housing association stock at all, so registering with a housing association is pointless for this neighbourhood. Respond quickly to available rental properties in Boulevard Midden, because supply is limited and demand from both permanent residents and those seeking a second home by the sea is high. Make sure you have your rental contract, employer's statement and latest payslips ready. If buying is an option, also check the supply of homes for sale in Boulevard Midden.
What residents say about Boulevard Midden
Residents of Boulevard Midden are generally positive about the location and the quiet outside the tourist season. The proximity to beach and sea consistently scores high in reviews. Residents are less enthusiastic about the parking nuisance and the seasonal crowds on the boulevard. One resident writes: "Living here feels like being on permanent holiday, but you have to accept that you share the summer months with the whole of the Netherlands." View all reviews and sub-scores on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Boulevard Midden. You won't find honest resident reviews like these anywhere else at neighbourhood level.
Compare rental properties in and around Boulevard Midden
Would you like to view the supply more broadly? Via rental properties in Zandvoort Zuid you can see the full rental overview of the district, including neighbourhoods such as Brederode-Gerkestraat en omgeving and Zandvoortselaan. For a broader municipal overview, you can also look at all rental properties in Zandvoort. Buurtje.nl combines current property listings from multiple sources with neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. That sets this platform apart from purely listing-oriented sites that do not provide neighbourhood context.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Boulevard Midden, Zandvoort?
The average rent in the free sector in Boulevard Midden is €1,750 per month, based on 29 rented homes in the past twelve months. The range runs from €1,175 to €2,400 per month, with an average floor area of 85 m². This equates to approximately €20.60 per m² per month. There are no social housing units in this neighbourhood; all rents are in the free sector.
Are there social housing units in Boulevard Midden?
No, there are no social housing units in Boulevard Midden. The housing association ownership in the neighbourhood is 0%; all rental homes are owned by private or commercial landlords. Those seeking social housing in Zandvoort can register with Woonstichting De Key or Ymere, which are active elsewhere in the municipality, but should expect long waiting lists. For Boulevard Midden itself, registering with a housing association is pointless.
What is it like to live in Boulevard Midden?
Boulevard Midden has a distinct coastal character: the sea and beach are literally around the corner, and the boulevard sets the tone. Outside the summer season, the neighbourhood is quiet and predominantly inhabited by single-person households and those aged 65 and over. In summer, the tourist crowds on the boulevard attract many visitors, which some residents experience as a drawback. Accessibility by train and the direct beach location are consistently rated positively.
Is Boulevard Midden suitable for seniors as tenants?
Boulevard Midden is certainly attractive for seniors. The largest age group in the neighbourhood is 65-plus (230 out of 630 residents), giving the area a quiet and mature character. Zandvoort aan Zee station is within walking distance, making mobility without a car easier. However, the lack of social housing means that seniors on a limited budget will find it harder to settle here; free-sector rents start from €1,175 per month.
How accessible is Boulevard Midden?
Boulevard Midden is well accessible by public transport. Zandvoort aan Zee station is about a ten-minute walk away and offers direct train connections to Haarlem (about twelve minutes) and Amsterdam Central (about thirty minutes). By car, you drive via the N201 to the A9. Parking in the neighbourhood is paid, with permit zones for residents; in the summer months, parking pressure is high. By bike, the centre of Zandvoort is reachable within a few minutes.
What facilities are there in Boulevard Midden?
Directly in the neighbourhood, there are mainly catering establishments and beach pavilions along the boulevard, some of which are seasonal. For daily groceries, such as an Albert Heijn or Lidl, you walk five to ten minutes to the centre of Zandvoort. Primary schools are also located in the centre; for secondary education, students rely on Haarlem. Sports facilities are available on the beach itself and at Kennemer Sportpark within cycling distance.
How quickly are rental homes let in Boulevard Midden?
The rental housing supply in Boulevard Midden is limited: on average, just over two homes are let per month in the free sector. Due to the combination of scarce supply and attractive coastal location, homes generally go quickly. It is therefore advisable to respond quickly to a home for rent in Boulevard Midden. Ensure that your rental contract, employer's statement, and recent payslips are immediately available to speed up the process.











