Rental homes in De Huet - fase 2, Doetinchem
Are you looking for a rental property in De Huet - fase 2? Check the current listings on this page and discover what the neighbourhood has to offer.
Rental prices and market figures De Huet - phase 2, Doetinchem
The housing market in De Huet - phase 2 is predominantly a buyer's market: 72% of the 792 homes are privately owned, while 28% are rented out. Of that rental share, 19% is held by a housing association (social housing) and 9% concerns other landlords. The average WOZ value is €287,000, which is slightly lower than the district average of De Huet (€288,000) and clearly below the municipal average of Doetinchem (€303,000). This gives a fair picture of this neighbourhood's position within the city: an ordinary, accessible residential area without premium pretensions.
In the private sector (excluding social housing), one home was rented out last year for €1,100 per month. That is the only available data point, so caution is advised when drawing broad conclusions. By comparison, in adjacent neighbourhoods such as De Huet - phase 1 + 3 and De Huet - phase 4, private sector prices are in a similar range. For current listings and the most recent average rental prices, you can consult the overview at the top of this page, which is updated daily. Those who wish to qualify for social housing would be wise to register with a housing association in good time, as waiting times in Doetinchem are increasing.
Living in De Huet - phase 2, Doetinchem
De Huet - phase 2 is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the southern edge of Doetinchem. The neighbourhood is part of the larger district De Huet, which was developed in several phases from the 1970s and 1980s. Phase 2 largely consists of ground-level terraced houses and detached houses from that period, with the occasional semi-detached home. The streets are spacious, there is relatively plenty of greenery, and the building density is low compared to neighbourhoods closer to the centre. It is not a trendy urban district, but a neighbourhood where you can simply live well.
The population composition confirms that picture: the largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds (565 out of 1,790 residents), followed by those aged 65 and over (350). Families with children are the most common household type, and 44% of residents are married. That says something about the character of the neighbourhood: stable, family-oriented, with little turnover.
Facilities in De Huet - phase 2
The neighbourhood is well-equipped for daily shopping. Within cycling distance are supermarkets such as an Albert Heijn and an Aldi on Hamburgerbroekseweg, part of the shopping area serving the De Huet district. Primary schools are located in the immediate vicinity of the district, making the neighbourhood attractive for families with young children. For secondary education, residents rely on schools closer to the centre of Doetinchem, but these are easily accessible. There is also plenty to do for sports: various sports clubs are nearby, and Sportpark Zuid borders the district. For more extensive shops, dining and cultural facilities, the city centre of Doetinchem, about three kilometres away, is the designated destination.
Accessibility of De Huet - phase 2
By car, De Huet - phase 2 is well-connected via the N317 towards the A18, allowing quick access to the A12 or towards Germany. Doetinchem has its own train station, about three kilometres from the neighbourhood, with connections to Arnhem and Winterswijk. Bus routes run from the neighbourhood to the centre and the station. By bike, the centre can be reached in ten to fifteen minutes via well-constructed cycle paths. Parking is not a problem in this neighbourhood: most homes have a driveway or garage, and there is ample on-street parking without a permit requirement.
Residents describe the neighbourhood as quiet and child-friendly. One resident writes: "Nice, green neighbourhood with friendly neighbours and little nuisance. But little available for rent, so when something comes up you have to be quick." That last remark is relevant: the private sector supply in this neighbourhood is scarce. Check the reviews and neighbourhood data of De Huet - phase 2 for a complete picture of what residents appreciate and what they miss. Those considering renting in the wider district can also look at De Huet - phase 5 or De Huet - phase 6 + 7, which have a similar character but sometimes offer slightly more supply.
Does renting in De Huet - phase 2 suit you?
The neighbourhood mainly attracts families and residents in the middle and older age categories. For starters or students looking for an affordable rental home, the supply is limited: the private sector share is small and housing association homes have waiting lists. Anyone who still wants to rent a home in De Huet - phase 2 would do well to respond quickly to new listings, keep an eye on the available rental properties at the top of this page, and have documents such as income statements and references ready in advance. As an alternative, it is also worth looking at the supply of homes for sale in De Huet - phase 2, because 72% of homes are for sale. For more choice in rental properties in the municipality, you can consult the overview of rental properties in Doetinchem, or look at other districts such as Centrum or Oosseld / Vijverberg, where the rental market supply is usually somewhat larger.
What residents say about De Huet - phase 2
Residents appreciate De Huet - phase 2 especially for its tranquillity, green surroundings and the good atmosphere in the streets. Accessibility by car and bike is rated positively, as is the presence of basic amenities within walking distance. Residents are more critical about the limited range of shops in the neighbourhood itself and the lack of lively dining options. One resident sums it up: "Wonderfully quiet living, but for a night out you really have to go to the centre." Buurtje.nl collects reviews from more than 1,500 sources. See all scores and experiences on the neighbourhood page of De Huet - phase 2 for a complete and up-to-date picture.
Comparing rental properties in and around De Huet - phase 2
Anyone unsure between different neighbourhoods in the district can easily compare via Buurtje.nl. De Huet - phase 2 has a slightly lower WOZ value than the district average, which usually also affects rental prices. The neighbourhood De Hoop - north is also located in the area and sometimes offers a different type of housing supply. For a broader overview of the rental landscape in the district, the page rental properties in De Huet is a good starting point, with supply from all phases. And for those considering a move to another district, Schoneveld also offers interesting options. More information about living and housing in the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Doetinchem.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in De Huet - fase 2, Doetinchem?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), one property was rented out last year for €1,100 per month. Due to the small number of transactions, this is an indication, not a broad average. Social housing is generally cheaper, but income requirements and waiting lists apply. For the most current rents, please consult the overview at the top of the page.
Are there social housing properties in De Huet - fase 2?
Yes, approximately 19% of the housing stock in De Huet - fase 2 is owned by a housing association, which corresponds to social housing. Additionally, about 9% of other landlords rent out properties in the private sector. For a social housing property, you must register with a housing association active in the Doetinchem region, such as Wonion. Be aware of waiting times that can increase in practice.
What is it like to live in De Huet - fase 2?
De Huet - fase 2 is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood with mainly ground-floor homes from the 1970s and 1980s. Residents appreciate the tranquillity, the wide streets, and the child-friendly environment. They are less positive about the limited dining and shopping options directly in the neighbourhood. The atmosphere is stable and family-oriented, with little turnover among residents.
Is De Huet - fase 2 suitable for families with children?
Definitely. The neighbourhood has the most households with children, and the largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds. There are primary schools nearby, plenty of green space, and the streets are quiet and safe for children. The homes are predominantly ground-floor, offering families extra space. Starters or students looking for an affordable rented apartment will find fewer options here.
How accessible is De Huet - fase 2?
By car, the neighbourhood is easily accessible via the N317 towards the A18. Doetinchem railway station is about three kilometres away, with connections to Arnhem and Winterswijk. Bus routes run from the neighbourhood to the centre and the station. By bike, you can reach the centre in ten to fifteen minutes via well-maintained cycle paths. Parking is free and without permit requirements.
What facilities are there in De Huet - fase 2?
For daily groceries, supermarkets are within cycling distance, including an Albert Heijn and an Aldi in the nearby shopping area of De Huet. Primary schools are located in the immediate vicinity of the neighbourhood. Sports facilities are available through various sports clubs and the nearby Sportpark Zuid. For more extensive shops, dining, and healthcare facilities, the centre of Doetinchem is the place to go, about three kilometres away.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in De Huet - fase 2?
The private sector supply of rental homes in De Huet - fase 2 is limited: only a handful of properties became available last year. This means that properties are usually rented out quickly once they are offered for rent. Anyone wanting to rent a property in this neighbourhood would be wise to respond quickly and have documents such as income statements and references ready. Current available rental properties are listed at the top of this page.
