Rental homes in De Berg-Noord, Amersfoort
View the current rental property supply in De Berg-Noord and discover what this quiet, green Amersfoort district has to offer for tenants.
Renting in De Berg-Noord: an exclusive private sector with a high entry threshold
De Berg-Noord is one of the most expensive residential neighbourhoods in Amersfoort. This is immediately reflected in the figures: the average WOZ value is €959,000, more than twice the municipal average of €432,000. Of the 1,416 homes in the neighbourhood, only 11% are rental properties, and these are entirely in the hands of private landlords. There is no social housing stock. Anyone looking for a rental home in De Berg-Noord operates exclusively in the private sector. Over the past twelve months, 11 homes were rented out here in the private sector, with an average rent of €2,698 per month and a range of €1,800 to €3,499 per month. The average floor area was 150 m². Supply is scarce and prices are correspondingly high. Check the current supply at the top of this page.
Established tranquillity and green streets: how residents experience De Berg-Noord
De Berg-Noord is not a neighbourhood that stands out for its bustle or vibrant shopping area. It is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the slopes of the Amersfoortse Heuvelrug, with wide avenues, large detached houses and a population that has lived there for years. The largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds, and the proportion of over-65s is also significant. This gives the neighbourhood a stable, subdued character.
On the neighbourhood page of De Berg-Noord, residents rate the neighbourhood an 8.0 out of 10. Annetje describes living here simply as "excellent" and gives an 8 for all subcategories, from safety and greenery to accessibility and amenities. These consistent scores tell their own story: this is a neighbourhood without highs or lows, but with solid quality across the board. Notably, the beauty of the neighbourhood also scores an 8, which is in line with the characteristic villa architecture and greenery that define the neighbourhood.
De Berg-Noord consists of several recognisable sub-neighbourhoods, each with its own atmosphere. Staatsliedenbuurt-Oost and Staatsliedenbuurt-West are located somewhat closer to the centre and have a slightly livelier character. Stationsbuurt offers practical accessibility for those who take the train daily. Oranjebuurt and Regentesselaan en omgeving are quieter and more residential in nature. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Amersfoort.
Renting in De Berg-Noord: for whom is this realistic?
Given the rental prices and the character of the neighbourhood, renting in De Berg-Noord is mainly reserved for dual-income couples or expats with above-average incomes. The average household income in the neighbourhood is €69,500, compared to €41,400 for the municipality as a whole. First-time buyers or people with a limited budget will not find affordable options here. Those who buy instead of rent have more choice: check the supply of homes for sale in De Berg-Noord as an alternative. For renters with a smaller budget, neighbourhoods such as Soesterkwartier or Eemkwartier are more realistic to consider.
Searching for a rental home in De Berg-Noord or a neighbouring neighbourhood
The supply of rental homes in De Berg-Noord is limited and changes quickly. At the top of this page you can see how many homes are currently available and what the current average rent is. Would you like a broader picture? Also check the supply in Stadskern or Nederberg, or search at municipal level via the overview of rental homes in Amersfoort. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know what to expect from the neighbourhood.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in De Berg-Noord?
In the private sector, the average rent in De Berg-Noord over the past year was €2,698 per month, with a range of €1,800 to €3,499 per month. The average living area was 150 m². There are no social housing units in this neighbourhood, so renting a home in De Berg-Noord always means the private sector.
Is social housing available in De Berg-Noord?
No. De Berg-Noord has no housing association properties. The entire rental stock, accounting for 11% of the housing market, is owned by private landlords. Anyone looking for social housing in Amersfoort must search elsewhere and take into account waiting times via the regional housing allocation system.
How safe is De Berg-Noord as a residential area?
Residents rate safety in De Berg-Noord at 8.0 out of 10. That is a solid score. The neighbourhood has a quiet, residential character with little through traffic and a stable, established population. Nuisance is rarely mentioned as a problem.
How accessible is De Berg-Noord for daily commuters?
Accessibility scores an 8.0 from residents. Stationsbuurt, one of the neighbourhoods within De Berg-Noord, is within walking distance of Amersfoort Centraal station, making the train connection good. For those travelling by car, the main roads towards the A28 and A1 are easily accessible. Parking permits are required on many streets; inquire about this with the municipality of Amersfoort.
For which target group is renting an apartment in De Berg-Noord suitable?
Renting an apartment in De Berg-Noord is only financially feasible for households with above-average incomes. The neighbourhood mainly attracts families and older dual-income couples who appreciate peace, greenery and space. Young people and starters will generally find the rents too high and are better off in neighbourhoods such as Soesterkwartier or Eemkwartier.
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