Rental homes in Deppenbroek, Enschede
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Rental prices and market figures for Deppenbroek, Enschede
Deppenbroek is predominantly a rental neighbourhood: 63% of the more than 2,300 homes are rental properties, compared to 37% owner-occupied homes. More than half of all homes (51%) are owned by a housing association, meaning social housing plays a major role in this part of Enschede-Noord. The remaining 12% are rented out by private or commercial landlords.
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rental price in Deppenbroek over the past twelve months was €1,480 per month, with a range of €755 to €2,950 per month. With an average floor area of 83 m², this works out to approximately €17.80 per m². Please note that these are free-sector prices; social housing rents are significantly lower, but waiting lists apply.
The average WOZ value in Deppenbroek is €228,000. This is noticeably lower than the district average for Enschede-Noord (€271,000) and the municipal average for Enschede (€284,000). Deppenbroek is therefore one of the cheaper neighbourhoods in the district, which is also reflected in the rental prices. For current daily prices and available supply, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Deppenbroek, Enschede
Deppenbroek is a quiet, functional residential neighbourhood in the north of Enschede. The neighbourhood largely consists of post-war buildings, with many porch flats, single-family homes and terraced houses from the 1960s and 1970s. It is not a neighbourhood that stands out for architectural features, but rather for its down-to-earth nature and affordability. People live here because things are simply well organised: there is greenery, amenities nearby and it is quiet on the streets.
Facilities in Deppenbroek
One of the practical advantages of Deppenbroek is its proximity to Servicecentrum Noord, the municipal service centre for residents in this part of Enschede. Resident Robin Aartsen describes it as follows: "Personally, I live close to the service centre north and the fire station, so the GP out-of-hours service and for safety the fire station are nice and close." That combination of healthcare and safety facilities within walking distance is something not every neighbourhood in Enschede offers.
For daily groceries, supermarkets are accessible in the immediate vicinity, including via Deppenbroekstraat and the adjacent shopping streets towards the centre of Enschede-Noord. Primary schools are present in and directly around the neighbourhood, which explains the presence of families with children: the 0 to 15 age group numbers over 550 residents. Sports clubs and recreational opportunities can be found in the wider Enschede-Noord district, including green play areas and parks that contribute to the relatively high score for greenery (8.0 from residents).
Accessibility of Deppenbroek
Deppenbroek is conveniently located relative to the centre of Enschede. By bicycle, the city centre can be reached in about ten to fifteen minutes via through cycle paths. Several bus lines connect the neighbourhood to the centre and Enschede NS railway station, from where train connections run towards Hengelo, Almelo and beyond. By car, the A35 is relatively quickly accessible, which facilitates connections to the rest of Twente and towards the A1. Parking is freely accessible in most streets of Deppenbroek without a permit requirement, which is a practical advantage for motorists compared to more central districts.
Atmosphere and neighbourhood score
Residents give Deppenbroek an average score of 7.6 out of 10, based on available reviews. Safety, accessibility, greenery, housing and facilities all score 8.0. Community, beauty and education score slightly lower at 7.0. The picture that emerges from the reviews is that of a reliable, stable neighbourhood without major problems, but also without pronounced charm. "In my opinion, it is actually quite a good neighbourhood. Nothing very crazy ever happens," writes Robin Aartsen. That is an honest summary: Deppenbroek is not a trendy neighbourhood, but a neighbourhood where it is simply pleasant to live. See all experiences and scores on the Deppenbroek neighbourhood page.
Compared to neighbouring communities in the same district, Deppenbroek has its own character. Roombeek-Roomveldje was completely renovated after the fireworks disaster and has a more modern, urban profile with higher rental prices. Mekkelholt is greener and quieter in nature. Deppenbroek sits somewhere in between in terms of character: more urban than Mekkelholt, but less trendy than Roombeek. For those looking for an affordable rental home in Deppenbroek without the hustle and bustle of the centre, that is an attractive position. If you want to compare the total supply in the district, also look at rental homes in Enschede-Noord.
Is renting in Deppenbroek right for you?
Deppenbroek particularly appeals to starters and young workers: the 25 to 45 age group is the largest, and the high proportion of single-person households (1,250 of the more than 2,300 homes) shows that the neighbourhood is popular among singles. The neighbourhood is also suitable for families with children, thanks to schools, greenery and the quiet residential environment. Seniors also live there in relatively large numbers: the 65 and over age group numbers nearly 915 people, partly due to the presence of healthcare facilities in the neighbourhood.
If you want to secure a rental home in Deppenbroek in the free sector, respond quickly: supply is limited (only ten free-sector homes were rented out in the past twelve months). Make sure your documents are in order, such as payslips and an employer's statement. For social housing, registering with housing association Domijn is the designated route; be prepared for waiting lists. Considering buying instead of renting? Then view the supply of homes for sale in Deppenbroek as an alternative.
What residents say about living in Deppenbroek
Based on resident reviews, Deppenbroek scores 7.6 out of 10. The highest subscores are for safety, accessibility, greenery, housing and facilities (all 8.0). Community and beauty score 7.0. Resident Robin Aartsen sums it up aptly: "Reliable neighbourhood. Nothing very crazy ever happens." That says a lot about the atmosphere: quiet, orderly and without major annoyances, although neighbours can sometimes be bothersome, as he himself indicates. Read all reviews and view the full district data on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Deppenbroek.
Compare rental homes in and around Deppenbroek
Looking for a broader picture of the rental landscape in this part of Enschede? Besides Deppenbroek, there are more neighbourhoods in Enschede-Noord with rental homes available. For instance, Bolhaar is a quieter neighbourhood with a green character, while Walhof-Roessingh may also be interesting for those seeking a bit more urban dynamism. For an even broader supply, you can look at other districts, such as Binnensingelgebied or Hogeland - Velve. 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 what to expect from the neighbourhood. View all available rental homes in Enschede or explore the supply in the Enschede-Noord district. More information about living and residing in the municipality can also be found on the website of the municipality of Enschede.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Deppenbroek, Enschede?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Deppenbroek over the past twelve months was €1,480 per month. The range runs from €755 to €2,950 per month, with an average living area of 83 m². That works out to about €17.80 per m². Social housing is cheaper, but there are waiting lists at the housing association.
Are there social housing units in Deppenbroek?
Yes, Deppenbroek has a large share of social housing: 51% of all homes are owned by housing associations. The main housing association active in this part of Enschede is Domijn. Anyone looking for a social housing unit must register with Domijn and take into account waiting times that depend on the type of home and location.
What is it like to live in Deppenbroek?
Deppenbroek is a quiet, post-war residential neighbourhood in the north of Enschede with a reliable character. Residents give the neighbourhood a score of 7.6 out of 10, with high marks for safety, accessibility and greenery. Resident Robin Aartsen describes it as follows: 'Nothing very crazy ever happens.' The neighbourhood is functional and affordable, but lacks some urban vibrancy.
Is Deppenbroek suitable for starters and singles?
Definitely. Deppenbroek has more than 1,250 single-person households, making it the most common household type in the neighbourhood. The age group of 25 to 45 is the largest, indicating that the neighbourhood is popular among young workers and starters. The relatively lower WOZ values and rents compared to the municipal average make it an affordable choice for those looking to rent in Enschede.
How accessible is Deppenbroek?
Deppenbroek is easily accessible by bike, bus and car. The city centre of Enschede is about ten to fifteen minutes by bike. Several bus lines connect the neighbourhood to Enschede NS station. By car, the A35 is quickly reachable for connections to Hengelo and the rest of Twente. Parking is free and without a permit requirement on most streets.
What facilities are there in Deppenbroek?
Deppenbroek has a GP post and a fire station in the immediate vicinity, as well as Service Centre North of the municipality of Enschede. There are primary schools in and around the neighbourhood, supermarkets accessible via the adjacent shopping streets, and green play areas for children. For more extensive shops and catering, the centre of Enschede is a short distance away.
Is Deppenbroek a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Residents rate safety in Deppenbroek at 8.0 out of 10, one of the highest subscores. Resident Robin Aartsen confirms that serious incidents rarely occur in the neighbourhood. The proximity of a fire station and a GP post contributes to the feeling of safety. Minor neighbour disputes are occasionally reported, but that is the case in almost every residential neighbourhood.
In my opinion, it's actually quite a good neighbourhood. Nothing very crazy ever happens, except for some neighbours who can be weird and very annoying. Personally, I live close to the service centre north and the fire station, so the GP out-of-hours service and, for safety, the fire brigade are nice and close. I also have little trouble from the fire brigade.
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