Rental homes in Delden, Hof van Twente
Looking for a rental property in Delden? Check the current listings on this page and discover what residents of this Twente village think.
Renting in Delden: a small free-sector market with stable prices
Delden has traditionally been an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the more than 3,400 homes, 67% are owner-occupied, and only 33% are rented out. Social housing makes up the largest share of the rental market at 23%, while private landlords account for about 10%. Anyone looking for a rental home in Delden outside the social sector faces a limited supply. In the free sector, only 3 homes were rented out last year, with an average rent of €1,250 per month. The range was also around €1,250 per month, indicating little variation. By comparison, the average WOZ value in Delden is €358,000, slightly higher than the municipal average of €345,000 for Hof van Twente. Current rental prices and available supply can be found at the top of this page.
Delden: a village where everyone knows each other, but the hairdresser is sometimes far away
Delden is a compact, green Twente village with a distinct character. It has a historic centre with the imposing Twickel estates in the background, wide avenues and a peaceful atmosphere that is hard to find in larger cities. Residents give Delden an average score of 7.4 on the Delden neighbourhood page, where you can also read the full reviews and neighbourhood data. What immediately stands out in the reviews: community spirit scores a remarkable 9.0 and the beauty of the surroundings also gets a 9. Residents describe Delden as a place where people still look out for each other and where the village takes pride in looking good.
Yet the picture is not all rosy. Amenities score only 5.0, and that is recognisable for those who live there. For a wide range of shops, a hospital or a cinema, you have to go to Hengelo or Almelo. Education also scores a mediocre 6.0, although there are primary schools in the village. Accessibility gets a 7.0: Delden has its own train station on the Hengelo-Almelo line, making commuting to larger cities quite feasible. By car, you can quickly reach the motorway via the A35. Safety scores a 7.0, which is a solid score for a village of this size.
The neighbourhoods within Delden vary considerably in character. The liveliest part is found in the centre, where shops, hospitality and the historic streets come together. Those who prefer a quieter place to live can look at Sint Annabrink or the greener edges of the village such as Vogelweiden. Vossenbrink en De Braak is also a quiet residential neighbourhood popular with families and the elderly. The largest age group in Delden is 65-plus with over 2,200 residents, which partly explains the quiet, village-like atmosphere. Rental homes in Delden therefore mainly attract people who consciously choose that pace.
Renting in Delden: who is this village suitable for, and who is it not?
Delden is most suitable for renters who consciously choose a quiet village with a strong sense of community, a green environment and a reasonable connection to Hengelo and Almelo via the train station. Think of couples without children, the elderly and people who work from home or have no daily need for urban amenities. For those who depend on a wide range of shops within walking distance, or for young families who place great value on schools and childcare nearby, Delden may be less obvious. Moreover, the free-sector supply is small, so those who want flexibility in renting have fewer choices here. Would you rather consider buying? Then check out the supply of homes for sale in Delden as an alternative.
Searching for a rental home in Delden and surroundings
The current rental supply in Delden and the average time to rent can be found at the top of this page. Buurtje.nl combines property listings with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know what to expect from the area. Would you like to broaden your search area? Then also check out the supply in nearby Goor, the small-scale Markelo or the broader overview of rental homes in Hof van Twente. More information about the municipality can also be found on the website of the municipality of Hof van Twente.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Delden?
In the private sector, the average rent in Delden over the past year was €1,250 per month. This concerns a small number of transactions, so the market is limited. Social housing through a housing association is generally lower in price, but there is a waiting list and an income test.
How long is the waiting time for social housing in Delden?
Social housing in Delden is mainly rented out through housing associations active in the Twente region, such as Welbions. Waiting times for a social housing property can run up to several years, depending on your registration period and the desired property size. It is advisable to register as early as possible via the regional allocation system.
Is Delden well accessible if you want to rent a home there?
Delden has its own train station on the line between Hengelo and Almelo, making commuting to these cities quite feasible. Residents rate accessibility at 7.0. By car, the A35 is quickly reachable. However, for daily shopping and amenities, you are largely dependent on the local village centres, as the retail offering in Delden itself is limited.
Is it safe to rent a home in Delden?
Residents rate safety in Delden at 7.0. For a village of this size, that is a solid score. Delden has a quiet, village-like atmosphere and a high sense of community, which residents rate at 9.0. Serious safety complaints are hardly mentioned in reviews.
Can I also rent an apartment in Delden?
The supply of rental apartments in Delden is limited. The housing market largely consists of ground-level homes, and the private-sector offering is small. If you are specifically looking to rent an apartment in the region, it is better to broaden your search area to larger centres such as Goor or Hengelo, where more apartments are available.
It's a beautiful neighbourhood with lots of greenery. 2 nice primary schools, but only 1 secondary school in the area for the first 2 years. Very clean neighbourhood. There are few amenities in the area, there are playgrounds but no small supermarket or shop. It is easily accessible to the motorway and other shops in the centre.
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