0 rental homes in neighbourhood Earnewâld, Tytsjerksteradiel

Rental prices and market figures Earnewâld, Tytsjerksteradiel

Earnewâld is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 72% of homes are owned and only 28% are rental properties. Of those rental properties, 15% are owned by a housing association (social housing) and 13% belong to other landlords (private sector). Available rental properties in Earnewâld are therefore scarce, and anyone wanting to rent here must act quickly when something becomes available.

In the private sector (excluding social housing), 2 homes were rented out last year at an average rent of €1,595 per month, with a range of €1,595 to €1,595 per month. The average floor area was 168 m², which works out at approximately €9.50 per m² per month. These are spacious homes by Frisian standards, but the price is also at the upper end for this region. The WOZ value in Earnewâld is €297,000, slightly below the neighbourhood average of €304,000 and clearly above the municipal average of Tytsjerksteradiel (€283,000). This indicates that Earnewâld is relatively sought-after, even though it is a small village. For current rental prices and available rental properties in Earnewâld, you can consult the overview at the top of this page, which is updated daily.

Living in Earnewâld, Tytsjerksteradiel

Earnewâld is a small, water-rich village in the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel, tucked away in the Frisian lake district north of the Eernewoude lakes. The village has around 345 inhabitants and has a distinctly recreational character. Anyone looking for a rental home here consciously chooses peace, nature and a community centred around the water. That is precisely what makes the village special, but also what sets it apart from larger settlements in the municipality.

The housing stock largely consists of detached houses and semi-detached houses, many built between the 1960s and 1980s, with a share of newer housing along the edges of the village. Renting apartments in Earnewâld is virtually impossible; the supply consists almost exclusively of ground-floor homes. The WOZ value and private sector rents reflect that: these are not small starter homes, but spacious family homes in a green environment.

Facilities in Earnewâld

The density of facilities is limited, as you would expect from a village of this size. There is no supermarket of its own; you do your shopping in Garyp (about 5 kilometres away) or in Burgum, the largest village in the municipality. In Earnewâld itself you will find a marina, a watersports club and catering establishments that are heavily focused on tourists and holidaymakers in the summer season. There is no primary school in the village itself; children go to school in surrounding villages such as Garyp. For GP care and pharmacy you are also dependent on neighbouring communities. Anyone wanting daily facilities within walking distance will miss that in Earnewâld.

Accessibility of Earnewâld

Earnewâld is relatively remote. By car you can drive to Burgum in about 10 minutes and to Leeuwarden in about 20 minutes via the N356. There is no direct motorway connection, but via Burgum you can reach the A7 towards Groningen or Leeuwarden without a major detour. Public transport is limited: there is a bus line connecting the village with Burgum and the surrounding area, but the frequency is low and scarce in the evenings and at weekends. A car of your own in Earnewâld is therefore not a luxury but a necessity. Parking is free and usually not a problem, although it can get busier around the marina in the high season. Cycling to Garyp or Burgum is easily possible via quiet cycle paths through the Frisian landscape.

On the neighbourhood page of Earnewâld you will find resident experiences, scores per category and more background on the village. Residents particularly appreciate the peace and the proximity of the water. One resident writes: "You literally live on the water here, looking straight out over the lakes in the morning, that gives you a good feeling every day." Criticism almost always focuses on the limited facilities and the dependence on the car.

Anyone considering renting in Earnewâld but also wanting to explore other options: the nearby Garyp offers more facilities within walking distance and a slightly larger rental property supply, while its character is more village-like and less recreational. For those who find the remote location of Earnewâld too far, the scattered houses around Earnewâld are also worth a look, although the supply there is even more limited. For a wider supply and more urban facilities, Burgum as the central hub of the municipality offers a good alternative.

Is renting in Earnewâld for you?

Earnewâld mainly attracts people who consciously choose peace, space and water. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years (110 of the 345 inhabitants), followed by those aged 65 and over. Starters and students are hardly represented, and that is logical: the lack of a supermarket, frequent bus connections and affordable small homes makes this village less suitable for those just starting out. Families with children can live here comfortably, provided they accept the car dependency and the children are used to a long cycle or car journey to school.

If you want to rent a home in Earnewâld in the social sector, register with the housing association active in the municipality, such as the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel can refer you for that. With only 15% housing association ownership and a small total housing stock, waiting lists are long and available social rental homes are rare. For the private sector: respond quickly when something becomes available, because the supply is minimal. Also view the available rental properties in the wider municipality via the overview of rental properties in Tytsjerksteradiel.

What residents say about Earnewâld

Residents of Earnewâld generally rate their village positively, particularly in terms of peace, greenery and the unique location on the water. The scores for liveability and environmental quality are higher than for facilities, which is consistent with what you would expect from a small recreational village. One resident describes it as follows: "Earnewâld is not a village for those who have to go into the city every day, but once you get used to the silence here, you never want to leave." Read all experiences and scores on the neighbourhood page of Earnewâld, where residents give their opinions on living, safety, accessibility and more.

Comparing rental properties in and around Earnewâld

Earnewâld is one of the smallest settlements in the Earnewâld neighbourhood within the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel. Anyone wanting more choice can also look at rental properties in the wider Earnewâld neighbourhood, or compare the surrounding villages. Garyp has a slightly more accessible rental market with more facilities. The neighbourhoods Aldtsjerk and Ryptsjerk are small-scale alternatives with a similar rural character, but each with its own atmosphere. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from multiple sources with neighbourhood data, demographic information and resident experiences, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Compare neighbourhoods, read reviews and view the current supply via the municipal page of Tytsjerksteradiel.