View the area View on the map

Rental homes in De Huet, Doetinchem

Looking for a rental property in De Huet? Check out the current listings, average rental prices, and resident experiences in this green neighbourhood in Doetinchem.

2 rental homes found from 2 sources
Newest first
Oldest first
Price: high to low
Price: low to high
Largest first
Smallest first
Buurtje.nl
Viewings fill up fast
Respond faster! Get free push notifications via our app the moment a new home appears.

Opportunities and costs in the tight rental market of De Huet

Anyone specifically looking for rental properties in De Huet must be patient and able to act quickly. The figures speak for themselves: this large neighbourhood in Doetinchem consists of 67% owner-occupied homes. Of the rental properties, the vast majority (20% of the total) are owned by housing associations, intended for the social sector. The private rental market is therefore small: only 13% of homes fall into the 'other landlords' category.

This is reflected in the supply. In the past 12 months, only 7 properties became available in the private sector. However, when something does become available, you get relatively good value for your money. The average rent over the past year was €1,027 per month, with a range between €821 and €1,150. For that amount, you rent an average of 104 square metres here, which is considerably more spacious than what you would find for this price in the Randstad or even in the city centre of Doetinchem. The WOZ value of €288,000 is slightly below the municipal average of €303,000, keeping the neighbourhood affordable in terms of price, provided you can get in. For current daily prices and availability, you can consult the statistics at the top of this page.

Living in a 'cauliflower neighbourhood': green, accessible but sometimes messy

De Huet is known as a typical 1970s/80s neighbourhood, spacious with plenty of greenery and winding residential streets. It is a neighbourhood that functions as a village within Doetinchem. Residents greatly appreciate this and give the neighbourhood an average rating of 8.1. The facilities (8.5) and education (9.2) stand out in particular. That is not surprising, because with shopping centre De Bongerd and various schools, everything is within easy reach. As resident Kian (rating 8.9) puts it: "Close to everything. Nice neighbourhood, still no problems after almost 15 years."

Accessibility scores a solid 8.0. This is partly due to its own train station, meaning you can easily catch the train to Arnhem or Winterswijk from neighbourhoods like De Huet - phase 4 or phase 5. Linda, who gives the neighbourhood an 8.4, aptly describes the atmosphere: "Quiet, yet urban neighbourhood with lots of greenery and friendly people!" She emphasises that contact with local entrepreneurs and residents during her stay was very positive. It is this combination of urban facilities and a homely atmosphere that makes renting in De Huet so popular.

Is it all roses and sunshine? No, there are points of attention. The sub-score for 'cleanliness' lags behind at 6.5. This is reflected in the review by Eline (6.8), who is critical of the public space: "A nice neighbourhood in itself, unfortunately not when it comes to hygiene." She points to problems with litter and overflowing bins, although she also admits that the location is "truly perfect". More details about these experiences and the exact scores per category can be found on the comprehensive information page about De Huet. Anyone considering moving to Sportpark Zuid or the other phases would do well to walk through the streets to experience the atmosphere for themselves.

Does the demographics of De Huet match your housing preferences?

With nearly 10,000 residents, De Huet is one of the larger neighbourhoods. The largest group of residents is between 45 and 65 years old, and 42% of people are married. It is an ideal place for families (1,540 households with children) and people seeking peace after a busy workday. If you are looking for a vibrant nightlife or a trendy apartment to rent among students, then the Overstegen neighbourhood or the city centre might suit you better. Renting a house in De Huet is mainly interesting for commuters and families who prioritise space and amenities over urban hustle and bustle. Because the rental supply is so limited, many seekers eventually turn to the homes for sale in De Huet.

Smart searching for a rental home in this popular neighbourhood

Want to rent a property in this part of Doetinchem? Via Buurtje.nl you can see immediately if there is supply that matches your budget and housing preferences. Given the tightness, it is wise to also keep an eye on surrounding areas. For example, also look at the possibilities in the municipality of Doetinchem broadly, or check availability at the nearby Verheulsweide business park if you want to combine work and living.


Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in De Huet?

In the past 12 months, the average rent for a property in the free sector was €1,027 per month. Prices roughly ranged between €821 and €1,150, depending on the type of rental property and the floor area.

Is there a lot of supply if I want to rent a house in De Huet?

Supply is tight. Only 13% of homes in the neighbourhood are free-sector rentals. In the past year, only about 7 homes became available for new tenants. Quick action is therefore essential.

How accessible is the neighbourhood?

Accessibility is rated highly by residents at 8.0. The neighbourhood has its own train station (Station Doetinchem De Huet) with connections to Arnhem and Winterswijk, making it ideal for commuters.

What type of homes can I find in De Huet?

De Huet is a typical 'cauliflower neighbourhood' from the 1970s and 1980s. You will mainly find many single-family homes with gardens and plenty of public green spaces. The average floor area of rented homes is around 104 square metres.

Do I need a parking permit in De Huet?

In most parts of De Huet, such as the residential areas, you can park for free. For specific rules regarding blue zones near shopping centres, it is best to consult the website of the municipality of Doetinchem.


Experiences from De Huet
Very good · 4 residents
Newest first
Oldest first
Highest score
Lowest score
8.9
Kian
Family · Vrijstaand huis
De Hoop - noord07-04-2025
Close to everything

Nice neighbourhood, still no problems after almost 15 years. Always something to see.

Auto-translated to English by AI
8.4
Linda
Family · Terraced house
Quiet, yet urban neighbourhood with lots of greenery and friendly people!

I'm not from Brakkenstein myself, but I'm walking through this neighbourhood for half a year for school. During our research, we made contact with Brakkenstein residents and businesses located in Brakkenstein. We experienced this positively; the people are friendly and happy to chat. They are interested and willing to cooperate! Many activities are organised for the Brakkenstein residents. Many of these are well attended, which can lead to more connection within the Brakkenstein neighbourhood.

Auto-translated to English by AI
6.8
Eline
Living alone · Overig
De huet

A nice neighbourhood in itself, unfortunately not when it comes to hygiene. Many different people live here, not all of whom handle waste neatly. In addition, the provision of waste bins is unfortunately not well organised. As a result, there is always rubbish and mess in the street. The location is really perfect! And personally, I am very happy with my little house.

Auto-translated to English by AI
8.4
Eline Budel
Alleenwonend · appartement
Nice location

Great neighbourhood to live in. Everything is around the corner, which is ideal! I've been living on the Huet for a year now and will definitely stay here for a long time!

Auto-translated to English by AI
KoopHuur
Filters
Buurtje.nl
Rental homes in De HuetView the listings in the app
View