Rental homes in Diepenbrockbuurt, Amsterdam
Looking for a rental property in Diepenbrockbuurt? Check out the current listings below and discover what this quiet, green neighbourhood in Amsterdam-Zuid has to offer.
Rental prices and market figures for Diepenbrockbuurt, Amsterdam
Diepenbrockbuurt is a owner-occupied dominated neighbourhood: 68% of the housing stock consists of owner-occupied homes, only 32% are rental properties. There are no social housing units from a housing association; all rental properties in the neighbourhood are from private or commercial landlords. This has direct consequences for rental prices.
In the free sector (excluding social housing), 41 homes were rented out in Diepenbrockbuurt over the past twelve months. The average rent was €3,716 per month, with a range of €2,550 to €9,000 per month. With an average surface area of 150 m², this works out to approximately €24.80 per m² per month. That is considerably more than the average in the broader Apollobuurt, and well above the Amsterdam average.
The average WOZ value of homes in Diepenbrockbuurt is €2,250,000, more than double the district average in Apollobuurt (€1,282,000) and more than four times the municipal average of Amsterdam (€517,000). This indicates the segment you are dealing with here. Renting in Diepenbrockbuurt is for a specific group: those looking for a spacious apartment or home in one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods of Amsterdam are in the right place. Those looking for an affordable rental property would be better off looking at neighbourhoods such as the Beethovenbuurt or elsewhere in Amsterdam. See the current listings and the most recent average rent at the top of this page.
Living in Diepenbrockbuurt, Amsterdam
Diepenbrockbuurt is located in the southern part of Amsterdam, in the district Apollobuurt. The neighbourhood is named after the composer Alphons Diepenbrock and thus fits in with the musical naming that characterises this part of Amsterdam. It is a quiet, green neighbourhood with wide streets, stately pre-war townhouses and spacious apartments. The architecture largely dates from the 1920s and 1930s, with features of the Amsterdam School and the New Building style. Large windows, high ceilings and spacious entrances are the norm here, not the exception.
With 790 residents and 329 homes, Diepenbrockbuurt is compact. The largest age group consists of people between 45 and 65 years old (235 people), and 42% of residents are married. Families with children are the most common household type. This translates into a quiet, stable atmosphere on the streets. The average income of €142,600 per year and a high level of education among 75% of residents define the socio-economic character of the neighbourhood.
Facilities in Diepenbrockbuurt
Daily shopping can be done within walking distance. On and around Beethovenstraat, a few minutes by bike, you will find a wide range of supermarkets, delicatessens, bakeries and speciality shops. Beethovenstraat itself is considered one of the better shopping streets in Amsterdam-Zuid, with a mix of quality shops and good dining options. For a larger supermarket selection, the Zuidas or Van Baerlestraat are quickly accessible.
Schools are available in the immediate vicinity, both primary and secondary schools, which matches the relatively high proportion of families in the neighbourhood. The Amstelpark, a short bike ride away, offers space for walking, sports and relaxation. Resident Edwin describes it aptly: "The nearby Amstelpark offers a wonderful place to walk." Furthermore, Vondelpark is accessible by bike, and the Zuidas with its sports facilities is a stone's throw away.
Accessibility
Diepenbrockbuurt is well accessible by public transport. Tram lines in the area connect the neighbourhood quickly to the centre of Amsterdam. Amsterdam Zuid station (with intercity and international connections) is within cycling distance, as is the North-South line. By bike, you can reach the centre in about twenty minutes. By car, the Ring A10 is quickly accessible, making connections to Schiphol, Utrecht and The Hague smooth. Parking in the neighbourhood falls under the Amsterdam permit system; a resident's permit is necessary for those who have a car.
The resident score for accessibility is 9.0 out of 10, which matches the reality: the neighbourhood is well-connected without feeling busy or noisy.
Character and comparison with surrounding neighbourhoods
Compared to the adjacent Minervabuurt-Noord and Minervabuurt-Midden, Diepenbrockbuurt is slightly quieter and more exclusive in character. The Hiltonbuurt also borders this part of Amsterdam-Zuid and has a similar living environment, although the streetscape differs. Those considering looking for a rental home in this part of the city would do well to compare several neighbourhoods. Available rental properties in Diepenbrockbuurt are scarce and are rented out quickly.
View the full neighbourhood page of Diepenbrockbuurt for all resident reviews, neighbourhood data and scores per category.
Who is a rental property in Diepenbrockbuurt suitable for?
Renting in Diepenbrockbuurt is reserved for a specific group. Rental prices in the free sector start at €2,550 per month, with an average of €3,716. This makes renting an apartment in Diepenbrockbuurt financially unattainable for most starters and young households. The neighbourhood mainly attracts established dual-income couples, expats with an international contract, and families looking for space and quiet in a green, well-connected environment close to the Zuidas.
There are no social housing units: 0% is owned by housing associations. Those dependent on social housing must register with Woningnet and expect long waiting lists in Amsterdam as a whole. For those considering buying instead of renting: also check the listings for owner-occupied homes in Diepenbrockbuurt. WOZ values are high, but buying can be more advantageous in the long term than the current free-sector rental prices. Respond quickly to listings for rent in Diepenbrockbuurt: the neighbourhood is popular and homes are usually rented out quickly. Make sure you have income documents, employer statements and references at hand.
What residents say about Diepenbrockbuurt
Diepenbrockbuurt scores a 9.4 out of 10 in resident reviews on Buurtje.nl. Safety (10.0), housing (10.0), beauty (10.0) and facilities (10.0) score maximum. Accessibility (9.0), green space (9.0) and education (9.0) follow closely. Community scores the lowest at 8.0, which is not surprising in a neighbourhood with relatively many busy dual-income couples and families.
Resident Edwin describes his experience as follows: "Nice green neighbourhood with plenty of space and quiet streets. Facilities such as shops, supermarkets and schools are all nearby, which makes life here very comfortable." That picture matches the figures: a neighbourhood that scores high on comfort and quality of the living environment. Read all reviews and view the full scores on the neighbourhood page of Diepenbrockbuurt.
Compare rental properties in and around Diepenbrockbuurt
Do you want to rent a home in Amsterdam-Zuid but are unsure if Diepenbrockbuurt is the right choice? Then also compare the listings in Minervabuurt-Zuid or take a look at neighbourhoods such as the Jordaan or the Haarlemmerbuurt for a different living environment. Buurtje.nl combines current property listings from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know if the neighbourhood suits you. View all rental properties in Amsterdam on the overview page for Amsterdam.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Diepenbrockbuurt, Amsterdam?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Diepenbrockbuurt over the past twelve months was €3,716 per month. The range runs from €2,550 to €9,000 per month, with an average living area of 150 m². That works out to about €24.80 per m² per month. There are no social housing units in this neighbourhood, so all rents are in the free-sector segment.
Are there social housing units in Diepenbrockbuurt?
No, Diepenbrockbuurt has no housing association properties: the share of social housing is 0%. All rental properties in the neighbourhood are owned by private or commercial landlords and fall under the free sector. Those dependent on social housing must register with Woningnet for the municipality of Amsterdam and expect long waiting lists.
What is it like to live in Diepenbrockbuurt?
Diepenbrockbuurt is a quiet, green neighbourhood in Amsterdam-Zuid with stately pre-war architecture, wide streets and a stable living environment. Residents give the neighbourhood a 9.4 out of 10. Safety, beauty and amenities all score a 10. Resident Edwin describes it as a 'nice, green neighbourhood with plenty of space and quiet streets' where shops, supermarkets and schools are all within easy reach.
Is Diepenbrockbuurt suitable for families with children?
Yes, Diepenbrockbuurt is well suited for families. Families with children are the most common household type in the neighbourhood, and there are schools within walking distance. The quiet streets, nearby Amstelpark and good accessibility make the neighbourhood attractive for families. The high rents (average €3,716 per month in the free sector) do pose a barrier for families with lower or average incomes.
How is the accessibility of Diepenbrockbuurt?
The accessibility of Diepenbrockbuurt scores a 9.0 out of 10 from residents. With the tram and the North-South line, you are quickly in the centre of Amsterdam. Amsterdam Zuid station, with intercity and international connections, is within cycling distance. By car, the Ring A10 is quickly accessible, making connections to Schiphol and other cities easy. Parking is via a municipal permit.
What amenities are there in Diepenbrockbuurt?
Diepenbrockbuurt has a score of 10 for amenities. On and around Beethovenstraat, a short bike ride away, you will find supermarkets, specialist shops, bakeries and eateries. Schools for both primary and secondary education are available in the area. Amstelpark offers space for walking and recreation, and the Zuidas with sports facilities is a stone's throw away.
Is Diepenbrockbuurt a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Yes, Diepenbrockbuurt scores a 10 out of 10 on safety in resident reviews. With 790 residents, it is a compact, quiet neighbourhood where residents know each other. The combination of little traffic nuisance, a stable population composition and well-maintained public space contributes to the feeling of safety. This makes it an attractive neighbourhood for those who value peace and safety.
A nice, green neighbourhood with plenty of space and quiet streets. Amenities such as shops, supermarkets and schools are all nearby, making life here very comfortable. The nearby Amstelpark offers a lovely place for a walk. Public transport and main roads are easily accessible, allowing you to quickly reach the city centre or other parts of the city. All in all, it is an ideal neighbourhood for both families and young professionals who love a quiet living environment.
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