Rental homes in Dorpscentrum, Uithoorn
View the current rental property listings in Dorpscentrum, Uithoorn. Compare prices, read resident reviews, and find a rental home that suits you.
What does a rental property cost in the Dorpscentrum of Uithoorn?
The Dorpscentrum is one of the few neighbourhoods in Uithoorn where the share of rental properties (47%) is almost equal to owner-occupied homes (53%). Of the total housing stock of 696 homes, 28% is owned by a housing association, while 19% is offered via other landlords. This means the private sector is relatively small here, which is reflected in the prices. Over the past twelve months, the average rent in the private sector was €1,945 per month, with a range of €1,250 to €3,500. The average floor area of those homes was 99 m². These are annual averages based on 24 rental transactions, excluding social housing.
Strikingly, the average WOZ value in the Dorpscentrum (€388,000) is well below the municipal average of €427,000. This makes the neighbourhood relatively affordable for Uithoorn, although this is barely noticeable in private sector rents. If you want to know what is available today and at what price, you will find the current overview with daily prices and rental periods at the top of this page.
Dorpscentrum: the Amstel around the corner, the Albert Heijn within walking distance
The Dorpscentrum is exactly what its name promises: the beating heart of Uithoorn. The Amstel runs along the edge of the neighbourhood, and the shopping streets around Schansplein and Stationsstraat form the daily backdrop. Here you have an Albert Heijn, Jumbo, Kruidvat, various specialist shops and a market on Thursdays. That may sound like a standard village centre, but residents emphasise how pleasant it is that everything is within walking distance. On the neighbourhood page of Dorpscentrum you can read in the reviews that people appreciate being able to "do everything without taking the car". At the same time, the hustle and bustle at certain times is mentioned as a drawback, especially on market days and at weekends when parking becomes difficult.
In terms of accessibility, the Dorpscentrum is not directly at a train station, but bus line 174 towards Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena runs frequently. By car, you are quickly on the A2 or A9 via the N201. The atmosphere is village-like but not quiet. The largest age group (25-45 years, about 495 residents) gives the neighbourhood a relatively young and active character. Yet many over-45s and elderly people also live here, creating a mix of generations. Single-person households form the largest group with 330, so as a single person you won't stand out here.
The sub-neighbourhood Dorpscentrumcentrum is the most compact and lively part, directly around the shops and hospitality venues. If you want a bit more peace but still want to be central, also look at adjacent neighbourhoods such as Zijdelwaard or the green Thamerdal. The municipality of Uithoorn is investing in the redevelopment of the centre, including around Amstelplein. More information about ongoing projects can be found on the website of the municipality of Uithoorn. What residents honestly mention: the shopping offer is fine for daily groceries, but for fashion or larger purchases you still go to Amstelveen or Amsterdam.
Renting in Dorpscentrum: for whom and for whom not?
With an average income of €40,500 and rents around €1,945 in the private sector, a rental home in the Dorpscentrum is most realistic for dual-income couples or single people with an above-average income. The neighbourhood mainly attracts young professionals and couples who appreciate the combination of village tranquillity and accessibility to Amsterdam. For families with children, the centre is lively but compact; primary schools are nearby, but play space is more limited than in outlying neighbourhoods. Students and starters with a smaller budget will not easily get a look-in here in the private sector. If you are looking for more space or a lower monthly cost, it is a good idea to also consider owner-occupied homes in Dorpscentrum or to look at Legmeer, where the supply is sometimes more extensive.
Searching for a rental property in the Dorpscentrum of Uithoorn
On Buurtje.nl you will find the current rental supply in Dorpscentrum, supplemented with resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics so you know what to expect. Use the filters at the top to search by price, floor area or energy label. If you want to broaden your search, also check what is for rent in Langs de Vuurlinie or the Veilinggebied, or view all rental properties in Uithoorn.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent for a rental home in Dorpscentrum, Uithoorn?
In the free sector, the average rent in Dorpscentrum over the past year was €1,945 per month, with an average area of 99 m². The range runs from €1,250 to €3,500 per month. Social housing is excluded from this.
How long is the waiting time for a social rental home in Dorpscentrum?
Approximately 28% of homes in Dorpscentrum are owned by housing corporations. The waiting time for social housing in the Amstelland-Meerlanden region is managed via WoningNet and averages several years. For Dorpscentrum, with only about 195 corporation homes, turnover is limited.
Is a rental house in Dorpscentrum suitable for families with children?
Dorpscentrum has primary schools within walking distance and daily amenities nearby. However, the centre is more compact than suburbs like Thamerdal or Legmeer, with less play space. The largest age group is 25-45 years, indicating a mix of young families and couples.
How is the accessibility if you rent an apartment in Dorpscentrum?
Uithoorn does not have a train station, but bus line 174 connects Dorpscentrum frequently with Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena. By car, you can quickly reach the A2 or A9 via the N201. Parking in the centre can be difficult at busy times, especially around market days.
How many rental homes in Dorpscentrum are available in the free sector?
The supply changes daily. In the past year, 24 homes in the free sector were rented out in Dorpscentrum. That is limited, so quick response pays off. See at the top of the page the current number of available rental homes and the average time to rent.






