Rental homes in Dorpscentrumcentrum, Uithoorn
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Rental prices and market figures for Dorpscentrumcentrum, Uithoorn
Dorpscentrumcentrum in Uithoorn has a remarkably balanced housing market: 47% of the 696 homes are rental properties, 53% are owner-occupied. Of the total housing stock, 28% is owned by housing associations (social housing) and 19% is rented out by other landlords in the private sector. This means that as a tenant in this neighbourhood, you have two routes: social housing via the association, or the private sector.
In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent over the past twelve months was €1,945 per month, with a range of €1,250 to €3,500. With an average floor area of 99 m², this works out to around €19.65 per m². Twenty-four homes were rented out in that period, indicating that supply is limited. The WOZ value in Dorpscentrumcentrum is €388,000, which is lower than the municipal average of €427,000. The average income of €40,500 is almost identical to the Uithoorn average of €40,600. Would you like to see the current rental prices and available rental properties in Dorpscentrumcentrum? Then check the overview at the top of this page, which is updated daily.
Living in Dorpscentrumcentrum, Uithoorn
Dorpscentrumcentrum is exactly what its name suggests: the beating heart of Uithoorn, around the Amstel and the shopping area on Stationsstraat and Marktplein. It is not a quiet residential area, but a neighbourhood where you step out the door and are immediately in the middle of village life. The buildings are a mix of older shop premises with upstairs flats, porch flats from the 1960s and 1970s, and more recent apartment complexes. Anyone looking for a rental home here will mainly find apartments above shops and in small-scale complexes, and occasionally a terraced house in the side streets.
Shops, schools and amenities within walking distance
The big advantage of this neighbourhood is that you can do almost everything on foot. Supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Lidl are on Marktplein or in the immediate vicinity. Along Stationsstraat you will find specialist shops, hairdressers, a pharmacy and various catering establishments. For primary education, De Hobbit (public) is nearby, and the Christian primary school De Rank is also within walking distance. Secondary school pupils generally go to Alkwin Kollege, just outside the centre. For sports, there are facilities at sports park De Randhoorn (football, tennis) and the De Binnenvaarder swimming pool is a bike ride away. Amstelpark and the banks of the Amstel offer space for walking or jogging.
Accessibility: bus, car and bicycle
Uithoorn does not have its own train station, something to bear in mind. Accessibility relies on bus lines: lines 174 and 374 (Connexxion/R-net) take you to Amsterdam-Bijlmer ArenA in about 25 minutes, where you can transfer to the metro and train. By car, you can quickly reach the A2 and A9 via the N201 towards Amsterdam, Amstelveen or Schiphol. Cycling to Amstelveen city centre takes a quarter of an hour. Parking in the centre is partly paid, but the rates are much lower than in Amsterdam. In the evenings and on Sundays, parking is free. Residents with a car report that in the narrow streets around Marktplein, finding a space can sometimes be a challenge, especially on Saturdays.
What residents appreciate is the village atmosphere combined with the proximity of Amsterdam. "You have everything you need here without the hustle and bustle of the city," wrote one resident in a review. At the same time, there are critical comments about noise nuisance from hospitality venues on Friday and Saturday evenings and the limited range of non-food shops. See all residents' experiences on the Dorpscentrumcentrum neighbourhood page for a complete picture.
Compared to other parts of Uithoorn, Dorpscentrumcentrum is more compact and lively. If you are looking for more peace and spacious family homes, then Thamerdal is an alternative with more single-family homes. Zijdelwaard offers a similar mix of rental and owner-occupied properties, but with more greenery and play space. The centre remains the best choice if you value amenities within walking distance.
Who is a rental property in Dorpscentrumcentrum interesting for?
With 330 single-person households and a large group of 25- to 45-year-olds, the centre is popular with starters and young professionals who rent an apartment in Dorpscentrumcentrum as an affordable alternative to Amsterdam. The private sector asks an average of almost €2,000, so prepare for hefty rental prices. Quick response is important: properties go off the market quickly. Make sure you have your proof of income, employer's statement and ID ready. For social housing, you can register via WoningNet (Amstelland region), but expect waiting lists of several years. Considering a home purchase? Also check the range of homes for sale in Dorpscentrumcentrum, because with a WOZ value below the municipal average, there are opportunities here.
What residents say about Dorpscentrumcentrum
On the neighbourhood page, residents rate Dorpscentrumcentrum on various categories, from safety to amenities. The proximity of shops and hospitality venues generally scores highest, while parking and noise nuisance are the most frequently mentioned drawbacks. "Nice that you can do your shopping without the car, but on Saturday afternoons it is busy and parking is a nightmare," summed up one resident. Would you like to see all reviews and sub-scores? Go to the Dorpscentrumcentrum neighbourhood page for the full overview.
Renting in Dorpscentrumcentrum compared to surrounding districts
Still unsure whether the centre is the right place? Then feel free to compare with the surroundings. Legmeer is a newer district with more space, but fewer amenities within walking distance. Langs de Vuurlinie is small-scale and quiet, but the rental supply in Dorpscentrumcentrum is larger and more varied. For a broad overview of available rental properties in the entire municipality, you can visit the rental supply in Uithoorn. Would you like to know more about the district as a whole first? Then check the rental supply in the Dorpscentrum district or read more about the municipality of Uithoorn. At Buurtje.nl, we combine current property listings with neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and data from more than 1,500 sources, so you can not only arrange renting a property in Dorpscentrumcentrum, but also really know where you are ending up. More information about local regulations and permits can be found on the website of the municipality of Uithoorn.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Dorpscentrumcentrum, Uithoorn?
The average rent in the free sector in Dorpscentrumcentrum is €1,945 per month, with a range of €1,250 to €3,500. With an average area of 99 m², that is approximately €19.65 per m². Social housing via the housing association is considerably cheaper, but has long waiting lists.
Are there social housing units in Dorpscentrumcentrum?
Yes, 28% of homes in Dorpscentrumcentrum are owned by housing corporations. You can register via WoningNet for the Amstelland region. Keep in mind that the waiting time for a social housing unit in Uithoorn can be several years, so register as early as possible.
What is it like to live in Dorpscentrumcentrum?
Dorpscentrumcentrum has a village atmosphere with all daily amenities within walking distance. Residents appreciate the shops, restaurants, and the proximity of the Amstel. Drawbacks mentioned are parking pressure on Saturdays and noise from hospitality venues at weekends. The neighbourhood has about 1,500 residents, most of whom are between 25 and 45 years old.
Is Dorpscentrumcentrum suitable for starters and young professionals?
Certainly. The largest age group is 25 to 45 years old and there are 330 single-person households. The centre offers a compact and lively living environment with good bus connections to Amsterdam. However, rents in the free sector are steep, averaging nearly €2,000 per month, so renting a home in Dorpscentrumcentrum requires a solid income.
How accessible is Dorpscentrumcentrum?
Uithoorn does not have a train station, but R-net bus line 374 takes you to Amsterdam-Bijlmer ArenA station in about 25 minutes. By car, you can quickly reach the A2 and A9 via the N201. Cycling to Amstelveen centre takes about a quarter of an hour. Parking in the centre is partly paid, but cheaper than in Amsterdam.
What amenities are there in Dorpscentrumcentrum?
Within walking distance you will find supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Lidl, various specialist shops, restaurants, and a pharmacy. Primary schools De Hobbit and De Rank are nearby. Sports park De Randhoorn and swimming pool De Binnenvaarder are within cycling distance. You can walk and run along the Amstel.
How quickly are rental homes let in Dorpscentrumcentrum?
Supply in Dorpscentrumcentrum is limited: in the past year, 24 homes were rented out in the free sector. This means that a home for rent in Dorpscentrumcentrum is snapped up quickly. Make sure you have documents such as proof of income and employer's statement ready so you can respond quickly.
