Rental homes in Coninckstraat en omgeving, Amersfoort
Looking for a rental property on Coninckstraat and the surrounding area? Check the current listings on this page and discover what this historic city-centre neighbourhood has to offer.
Rental prices and market figures for Coninckstraat and surroundings, Amersfoort
Coninckstraat and surroundings is predominantly a rental neighbourhood: 71% of the approximately 785 homes are rented, while 29% are owner-occupied. Of those rental homes, 38% are owned by a housing association (social housing), and 33% fall under other landlords (private sector or private individuals). Those considering renting a home in Coninckstraat and surroundings in the private sector can expect an average rent of €1,194 per month, based on 15 rental transactions in the past twelve months. The range runs from €597 to €2,295 per month, with an average living area of 64 m². That works out to about €18.65 per m² per month. Note: these figures apply only to the private sector and do not apply to social housing, which is usually considerably cheaper.
Compared to the broader district Stadskern and the municipality of Amersfoort, the WOZ value in this neighbourhood is lower: €362,000 compared to €381,000 in Stadskern and €432,000 for all of Amersfoort. This suggests that renting in Coninckstraat and surroundings can be relatively affordable compared to the municipal average, although the private-sector supply is limited. At the top of this page, see the current available rental properties and the most recent average rent.
Living in Coninckstraat and surroundings, Amersfoort
Coninckstraat and surroundings is located in the heart of the historic city centre of Amersfoort, as part of the Stadskern district. It is a compact, stony neighbourhood with narrow streets, old buildings and a distinctly historic character. The buildings largely consist of older canal houses, townhouses and smaller apartments in former merchants' houses. New-build is hardly found here. Those looking to rent an apartment in Coninckstraat and surroundings will mainly find homes in existing, sometimes monumental buildings, with all the charm and sometimes the limitations that entails, such as narrow staircases or limited outdoor space.
Resident Kimberly aptly describes the neighbourhood: "My neighbourhood is very beautiful with nature and stories from the past. It is cosy and everything is easily accessible." That combination of historic atmosphere, greenery and good accessibility is also reflected in the resident figures: the neighbourhood scores an impressive 9.5 for beauty and a 9.0 for greenery, which is remarkably high for a city centre neighbourhood. Think of the proximity of the Hof, city parks and the green banks along the Eem.
Facilities in the neighbourhood
As a city centre neighbourhood, Coninckstraat and surroundings has an excellent level of facilities. Supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Jumbo are within walking distance in the city centre. The Langestraat and the Hof offer a wide range of shops, from daily groceries to specialist shops and catering. For education, the neighbourhood scores an 8.5: primary and secondary schools are easily accessible in and around the city centre. Sports facilities, including swimming pool De Lichtmast and various sports clubs, are within cycling distance. Medical facilities such as GPs and pharmacies are also well represented in the immediate vicinity. Resident Kim does mention a point of attention: the municipality does a lot to keep the neighbourhood clean, but accessibility for people with disabilities leaves something to be desired in some places due to uneven streets and narrow pavements.
Accessibility
The accessibility of the neighbourhood is good, with a resident score of 8.5. Amersfoort Central Station is about a ten-minute walk away, with direct trains to Utrecht, Amsterdam and Zwolle. Several bus routes run through or past the city centre. By bike you are quickly in other districts: the centre itself is your starting point, and neighbourhoods such as Soesterkwartier or Eemkwartier are within ten minutes. Motorists have access to the A1 and A28 via the Amersfoort ring road. Parking in the city centre is, however, a serious issue: paid parking and permit zones are the norm, and a private parking space with a rental home is rare and expensive.
Comparison with surrounding neighbourhoods
Within Stadskern there are several neighbourhoods that are similar in character to Coninckstraat and surroundings, but each has its own emphasis. The Lieve Vrouwekerkhof neighbourhood has a quieter, more monumental character around the square of the same name. The Beestenmarkt is livelier and attracts more catering and young residents. Nieuwstraat and surroundings also offers rental homes in the historic city centre, with a slightly different streetscape. Those looking for more space and greenery outside the centre can also look at Nederberg.
Is renting in Coninckstraat and surroundings right for you?
The neighbourhood mainly attracts young professionals and dual-income couples between 25 and 45 years old: that age group forms the largest group with 445 of the 1,250 residents. Single-person households are the most common (500 of the approximately 785 homes). The average income is €36,700, slightly below the municipal average of €41,400, which fits a mix of starters and people who consciously choose city centre living over living space. For families, the neighbourhood is less obvious: the homes are generally compact and the play space limited. Seniors appreciate the proximity of facilities, although the accessibility of public space is a point of attention. Those considering looking for a rental home in this neighbourhood would do well to respond quickly to new listings: the private-sector supply is limited. Also register with a housing association for social housing; the association's ownership is 38%, but waiting lists in Amersfoort are long. As an alternative, the homes for sale in Coninckstraat and surroundings are worth a look.
What residents say about Coninckstraat and surroundings
Based on resident reviews, the neighbourhood scores an 8.1 out of 10. The highest scores are for beauty (9.5) and greenery (9.0), followed by accessibility, education and facilities (each 8.5). The lower scores are for safety and community (both 6.5). Kimberly writes: "My neighbourhood is very beautiful with nature and stories from the past. It is cosy and everything is easily accessible." Kim emphasises that the municipality visibly invests in the maintenance of the neighbourhood, but points to areas for improvement regarding accessibility for people with disabilities. See all reviews and neighbourhood data on the neighbourhood page of Coninckstraat and surroundings.
Compare rental properties in and around Coninckstraat and surroundings
Are you looking for rental properties in Coninckstraat and surroundings or do you want to compare with other neighbourhoods? The neighbourhood has a distinct character: historic, compact and centrally located, with a private-sector rent that is slightly below the Amersfoort average. Also compare the supply in the broader district via rental properties in Stadskern, or view available rental properties elsewhere in the city via the overview of rental properties in Amersfoort. Buurtje.nl combines current property listings with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home, but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you. More information about living and life in Amersfoort can also be found on the website of the municipality of Amersfoort.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Coninckstraat and surrounding area, Amersfoort?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Coninckstraat and surrounding area is €1,194 per month, based on 15 rental transactions in the past twelve months. The range runs from €597 to €2,295 per month, with an average area of 64 m², which works out to about €18.65 per m². Social housing through a housing association is usually significantly cheaper, but waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing properties in Coninckstraat and surrounding area?
Yes, 38% of the housing stock in Coninckstraat and surrounding area is owned by a housing association. In Amersfoort, these include Portaal and Alliantie. For a social housing property, you must register with a housing association; however, waiting lists in Amersfoort can be several years. In addition to association properties, there is also private free-sector rental supply in the neighbourhood.
What is it like to live in Coninckstraat and surrounding area?
Coninckstraat and surrounding area is a historic city-centre neighbourhood in Amersfoort with narrow streets, old buildings and a cosy atmosphere. Residents appreciate the beauty (score 9.5), the greenery in the immediate vicinity (9.0) and the good accessibility (8.5). The neighbourhood scores a total of 8.1 out of 10. One point of attention is the limited accessibility for people with mobility impairments due to narrow and sometimes uneven streets.
Is Coninckstraat and surrounding area suitable for starters and young professionals?
The neighbourhood mainly attracts people between 25 and 45 years old and has many single-person households. For starters and young professionals who want to live centrally with good public transport connections, the neighbourhood is attractive. The free-sector supply is limited, so responding quickly to available rental properties is important. The average income in the neighbourhood (€36,700) is slightly below the municipal average, which fits a mix of starters and conscious city-centre residents.
How is the accessibility of Coninckstraat and surrounding area?
Accessibility scores an 8.5 among residents. Amersfoort Central Station is about a ten-minute walk away, with direct connections to Utrecht, Amsterdam and Zwolle. Several bus routes run through the city centre. By bike, surrounding neighbourhoods are quickly reachable. Motorists have access to the A1 and A28 via the city ring road. Parking is a point of attention: paid parking applies in the city centre and permit zones are in effect.
What facilities are there in Coninckstraat and surrounding area?
As a city-centre neighbourhood, Coninckstraat and surrounding area has a wide range of facilities. Supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Jumbo are within walking distance. Shops, restaurants and specialist stores can be found along Langestraat and at Hof. Primary and secondary schools are easily accessible in the city centre and immediate vicinity (resident score for education: 8.5). Sports facilities such as swimming pool De Lichtmast and GP surgeries are within cycling distance.
Is Coninckstraat and surrounding area a safe neighbourhood to live in?
The safety score of the neighbourhood is 6.5 out of 10 based on resident reviews, which is the lowest sub-score alongside community (also 6.5). This is a point of attention for those who weigh safety heavily. As a busy city-centre neighbourhood in a historic inner city, there may be more traffic and liveliness than in quieter residential areas. Residents are generally positive about the maintenance and appearance of the neighbourhood, but safety is rated less highly.
My neighbourhood is very beautiful with nature and stories from the past. It is cosy and everything is easily accessible.
Auto-translated to English by AIMy experience is that the municipality does a lot to keep it as clean as possible. It looks fine and the houses are nice. I think the municipality should do something about the crooked streets and how things are not easily accessible for disabled people.
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