Rental homes in De Blaak Noord-West, Tilburg
Discover the current rental property listings in De Blaak Noord-West and compare neighbourhood scores, rental prices, and resident reviews using the overview on this page.
Rental prices and market figures De Blaak Noord-West, Tilburg
De Blaak Noord-West is essentially an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the 486 homes, only 3% are rented, of which 1% is owned by a housing association and 2% by other landlords. Social housing is therefore extremely scarce here. The private sector rental market is equally limited: in the past twelve months, one home was rented in the private sector, for a rent of €2,500 per month. These are real market figures (excluding social housing). A price per square metre cannot be calculated because the surface area of this home is not registered.
The average WOZ value in De Blaak Noord-West is €663,000. That is considerably higher than the average for the district De Blaak (€513,000) and more than double the Tilburg average (€314,000). This confirms the picture: anyone looking for a rental home here is entering one of the more expensive segments of the Tilburg rental market. For current rental prices and available rental homes in De Blaak Noord-West, you can consult the overview at the top of this page, which is updated daily.
Living in De Blaak Noord-West, Tilburg
De Blaak Noord-West is a quiet, affluent residential neighbourhood on the northwest side of the De Blaak district, on the transition between the greener rural area and the more urban zones of Tilburg. The neighbourhood has approximately 1,175 residents and a distinct character: spacious detached homes and semi-detached houses on large plots, mostly built in the 1970s and 1980s. The building density is low, the streets are wide, and there is relatively much greenery in the immediate vicinity.
The population composition is striking: the largest age group is 65-plus (435 of the 1,175 residents), followed by 45 to 65 years (325 residents). Young starters and families with children are clearly in the minority here. That says something about the atmosphere: it is a neighbourhood where peace, space and stability are central. More than half of the households are married and live without children at home. The average income is €53,600, well above the Tilburg average of €34,000.
Facilities in De Blaak Noord-West
The neighbourhood itself is predominantly residential. For daily groceries, residents rely on surrounding neighbourhoods and shopping centres. The Reeshof shopping centre is a short bike ride away, with, among others, an Albert Heijn and various other shops. For a wider range of shops, Tilburg city centre is accessible via Binnenstad. Primary schools are available in the surrounding neighbourhoods of De Blaak. Sports facilities are located in the immediate vicinity, with several sports clubs active in the district. Residents rate facilities a 6.0 out of 10, indicating that the offering directly in the neighbourhood is limited and that one takes the car or bike for more facilities.
Accessibility
De Blaak Noord-West is located on the west side of Tilburg, with direct access to the A58 (Tilburg-Breda/Eindhoven). By car, you can reach Tilburg station or the city centre in about ten minutes. To Breda, it takes about twenty minutes. Public transport is functional but not exceptionally strong at neighbourhood level: bus connections provide a link to the city centre and Tilburg station, although this requires some travel time. Residents rate accessibility an 8.0, suggesting that the car and bike work particularly well. Cycling to the centre takes an average of about fifteen to twenty minutes. Parking is generally not a problem: most homes have their own driveway or garage.
What residents appreciate
On the neighbourhood page of De Blaak Noord-West, residents give the neighbourhood an overall score of 7.2 out of 10. Safety (8.0) and accessibility (8.0) score highest, followed by housing (8.0). Facilities score the lowest (6.0). One resident describes the neighbourhood as: "A quiet, neat neighbourhood to live in, but for shops and going out you really have to take the car." That sums up the neighbourhood well.
Those comparing the neighbourhood with sister neighbourhoods: De Blaak Noord-Oost has a similarly quiet character but is slightly closer to the centre. De Blaak Zuid-West and De Blaak Zuid-Oost may offer a slightly more varied rental price range. For renters seeking more urban dynamics, districts such as Armhoef or Jeruzalem are a better match.
Does a rental home in De Blaak Noord-West suit you?
Renting in De Blaak Noord-West is reserved for a specific group. Given the high WOZ values and the private sector rent of €2,500 per month, it is a step that needs careful financial consideration. The limited supply means that available rental homes are quickly rented out once they come on the market: respond quickly and ensure your documents (payslips, employer's statement) are immediately available. For social housing, it is realistic to register with a housing association, but given the housing association ownership of only 1% in this neighbourhood, the chances here are minimal. Renters who want more choice can also look at the wider range of rental homes in De Blaak as a whole. Those considering buying can find an overview of homes for sale in De Blaak Noord-West as an alternative. The neighbourhood best suits seniors, retired couples and peace-seekers with a good income. Young starters or students generally find more affordable options elsewhere in Tilburg.
What residents say about living in De Blaak Noord-West
The neighbourhood scores a 7.2 out of 10, based on resident reviews. The highest scores go to safety, accessibility and housing (all three an 8.0). Greenery and community score a 7.0, while facilities lag behind with a 6.0. One resident writes: "A quiet, neat neighbourhood to live in, but for shops and going out you really have to take the car." This reflects the data: a comfortable, safe living environment, but not the most lively neighbourhood in Tilburg. View all reviews and neighbourhood data on the overview page of De Blaak Noord-West.
Compare rental homes in and around De Blaak Noord-West
If you are looking to rent an apartment or a house in this part of Tilburg, it pays to compare several neighbourhoods. De Blaak Noord-West stands out for its peace, space and high property values, but the rental price level is correspondingly high and the supply for rent is limited. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident scores and district data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Also check the supply in the wider municipality via rental homes in Tilburg or explore adjacent neighbourhoods such as Hoogvenne for a different type of housing supply. For a complete picture of the district, including all neighbourhoods and rental data, go to rental homes in De Blaak. Want to know more about Tilburg as a municipality and what the city has to offer? You can find that on the municipality page. For official municipal information about living and facilities, you can also visit the website of the municipality of Tilburg.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in De Blaak Noord-West, Tilburg?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), one home was rented in De Blaak Noord-West in the past twelve months, for a rent of €2,500 per month. The range runs from €2,500 to €2,500, indicating that supply is extremely limited. Social housing is cheaper but virtually absent in this neighbourhood: only 1% of the housing stock is owned by a housing association.
Are there social housing units in De Blaak Noord-West?
Social housing is very scarce in De Blaak Noord-West. Only 1% of the 486 homes are owned by housing associations, which amounts to a handful of homes. Those who still want to qualify for social housing in this area can register with housing associations active in Tilburg, such as TBV Wonen or WonenBreburg. Be prepared for long waiting lists and little chance of a home specifically in this neighbourhood.
What is it like to live in De Blaak Noord-West?
De Blaak Noord-West is a quiet, affluent residential neighbourhood with spacious homes on large plots, predominantly built in the 1970s and 1980s. The neighbourhood has a strongly ageing character: the largest age group is 65-plus. Residents give the neighbourhood a score of 7.2 out of 10, with high scores for safety (8.0) and accessibility (8.0), but a lower score for amenities (6.0). It is a neighbourhood for those who value peace and space over a lively street scene.
Is De Blaak Noord-West suitable for seniors or retirees?
De Blaak Noord-West is pre-eminently a neighbourhood that suits seniors and retirees. More than a third of residents are 65-plus and the majority of households consist of married couples without children. The neighbourhood is safe (score 8.0), quiet and has spacious homes. The downside is that amenities such as shops and healthcare services are not always within walking distance, so mobility plays a role.
How is the accessibility of De Blaak Noord-West?
Residents give accessibility a score of 8.0. The neighbourhood is conveniently located near the A58 towards Breda and Eindhoven, meaning commuters can quickly reach the motorway by car. The city centre and Tilburg station are reachable in about ten minutes by car, by bike it takes fifteen to twenty minutes. Bus connections are available but limited in frequency. Parking is generally not a problem due to the spacious driveways and garages at most homes.
What amenities are there in De Blaak Noord-West?
The neighbourhood itself is predominantly residential with few commercial amenities within walking distance. Residents therefore score amenities the lowest at 6.0. For daily groceries, they rely on the nearby Reeshof shopping centre, which includes an Albert Heijn. Primary schools are available in the surrounding neighbourhoods of De Blaak. Sports clubs are active in the district and there is green space in the immediate vicinity. For a wider range of shops, dining and healthcare, the city centre of Tilburg is the place to go.
Is De Blaak Noord-West a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Safety is one of the strongest points of De Blaak Noord-West. Residents give safety a score of 8.0 out of 10, which is significantly higher than in many other Tilburg neighbourhoods. The low population density, spacious homes and stable, older population composition contribute to a quiet and safe living environment. Residents do not experience serious nuisance or crime as a problem.
It's a small neighbourhood where people look out for each other, there could be more shops though
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