Rental homes in Eiland-Brandt, Maasgouw
Looking for a rental property in Eiland-Brandt? Check the current listings on this page and find out if this quiet Maas neighbourhood suits you.
Rental prices and market figures for Eiland-Brandt, Maasgouw
Eiland-Brandt is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 91% of the 109 homes are owned by residents, and only 9% are rented out via private landlords. There are no social housing units from a housing association; the association's ownership stands at 0%. So anyone looking for a rental home in Eiland-Brandt must turn to the private sector.
In the past twelve months, one private-sector home was rented out in the neighbourhood, at a rent of €1,395 per month. These figures exclude social housing and exclude rooms. Since only one transaction is available, you should consider this price as indicative. For current rental prices and the daily changing supply of rentals in Eiland-Brandt, check the overview at the top of this page.
The average WOZ value of homes in Eiland-Brandt is €400,000, which is significantly higher than the district average of Stevensweert (€322,000) and the municipal average of Maasgouw (€315,000). This reflects the character of the neighbourhood: relatively large, well-maintained owner-occupied homes in a quiet, rural setting along the Maas. Rental homes in Eiland-Brandt are therefore more the exception than the rule, and when they become available, prices are in line with the higher segment of the local market.
Living in Eiland-Brandt, Maasgouw
Eiland-Brandt is a small, quiet neighbourhood on the edge of the former island of Stevensweert, nestled between the Maas and the Maasplassen in the municipality of Maasgouw. With 355 residents and 109 homes, it is one of the smallest and most rural neighbourhoods in the region. The name literally refers to its location: a piece of land historically surrounded by water. This gives the neighbourhood a unique character that you won't find in most other Limburg villages.
The housing stock consists largely of detached and semi-detached owner-occupied homes, often with spacious gardens and views of water or greenery. There is hardly any new construction; the buildings mostly date from the second half of the twentieth century, with a few older properties here and there. The atmosphere is village-like and quiet, with limited traffic. Residents appreciate the peace and the proximity of the Maas. On the neighbourhood page of Eiland-Brandt you can read what residents themselves write about their living environment.
Facilities in and around Eiland-Brandt
Eiland-Brandt itself has no supermarket, school or shopping centre. That is the downside of its rural location. For daily groceries, residents rely on Stevensweert or Maasbracht, a few kilometres away. In Stevensweert you will find primary education and a limited range of shops. For a full supermarket selection, secondary schools, GPs and other facilities, you drive to Maasbracht or Roermond. For sports, the neighbourhood is attractive: the Maas banks and the Maasplassen offer excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and water sports. If you come from outside and want to enjoy nature, you are in the right place. If you want to do your shopping on foot every day, you need to be realistic about the distances.
Accessibility of Eiland-Brandt
By car, Eiland-Brandt is reasonably accessible: via the N271 and N275 you quickly reach the A2 towards Eindhoven or Maastricht. Roermond is about ten to fifteen minutes' drive away. Public transport is limited: there is a bus route via Stevensweert, but the frequency is low and for train travellers, Roermond station is the nearest hub. Cycling to Stevensweert or Maasbracht is easily done via quiet roads along the Maas. Parking is not a problem in Eiland-Brandt: most homes have their own driveway or parking space on private property.
For tenants who depend on public transport or commute daily to a large city, the location is a point of attention. For people who consciously choose peace, space and nature and have a car available, Eiland-Brandt is an excellent fit. For comparison, the neighbourhood Stevensweert including Bilt is slightly more central and has more direct facilities within walking distance. Maasbracht also offers more urban amenities as a district for tenants seeking that.
What residents say about Eiland-Brandt
Residents of Eiland-Brandt particularly appreciate the peace, the green surroundings and the sense of space you find here. One resident writes: "You really live by the water here, it's quiet and you know your neighbours. That's something you don't find in larger places anymore." Criticism focuses mainly on the limited facilities in the immediate vicinity and the dependence on the car. The neighbourhood scores high on liveability and safety, but lower on accessibility and level of facilities. View all reviews and the full neighbourhood data via the resident reviews and district data of Eiland-Brandt on Buurtje.nl.
Is renting in Eiland-Brandt right for you?
Eiland-Brandt mainly attracts people who consciously choose peace and space: families and those aged 45 and over form the largest groups in the neighbourhood. The proportion of married households is 48%, and most households are without children. For starters or students who depend on public transport or are looking for a lively centre, this is probably not the most suitable neighbourhood. For seniors or people looking for a quiet living environment close to nature, renting a home in Eiland-Brandt is worth considering, provided you take into account the very limited rental housing supply and private-sector prices. Available rental homes are scarce: respond quickly if something becomes available. Prepare your documents (proof of income, references) in advance. Social housing is not available in this neighbourhood; for that segment, you can turn to housing associations active in the municipality, but expect waiting lists. As an alternative, the owner-occupied homes in Eiland-Brandt are a serious option to explore.
Comparing rental homes in and around Eiland-Brandt
When comparing rental homes in Eiland-Brandt with surrounding areas, you notice that private-sector prices here are on the higher side, which fits with the high WOZ values in the neighbourhood. In the broader district of Stevensweert you will find slightly more supply and on average lower property values. Districts such as Linne, Ohé en Laak and Thorn each offer their own character and sometimes more rental housing supply. For a complete overview of all rental homes in Maasgouw you can also search at municipal level. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Maasgouw. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Eiland-Brandt, Maasgouw?
In the private sector (excluding social housing and rooms), one home was rented in Eiland-Brandt over the past twelve months, at a rent of €1,395 per month. Since this concerns a single transaction, this is an indicative figure. Social housing is not available in Eiland-Brandt; the housing association stock in the neighbourhood is 0%.
Are there social housing units in Eiland-Brandt?
No, Eiland-Brandt has no social housing from a housing association. The housing association stock in the neighbourhood is 0%. The 9% rental homes that exist are rented out by private landlords in the private sector. Those seeking social housing in the region can register with a housing association active in the municipality of Maasgouw, but should expect waiting lists.
What is it like to live in Eiland-Brandt?
Eiland-Brandt is a small, quiet neighbourhood along the Maas with a rural character. Residents appreciate the peace, space, and proximity to water and nature. The downside is that daily amenities such as a supermarket or school are not present in the neighbourhood itself; for these, you rely on Stevensweert or Maasbracht. The neighbourhood scores well on liveability and safety.
Is Eiland-Brandt suitable for families or seniors as tenants?
Eiland-Brandt is best suited for people seeking peace and space and who have a car. The largest age groups are 45-65 and 65+, confirming its village-like and quiet character. Families with children should consider the distance to schools and amenities. For students or starters dependent on public transport, the neighbourhood is less suitable.
How accessible is Eiland-Brandt?
By car, Eiland-Brandt is easily accessible via the N271 and N275, with a connection to the A2. Roermond is about ten to fifteen minutes away by car. Public transport is limited: a bus runs via Stevensweert, but the frequency is low. The nearest train station is Roermond. Cycling to Stevensweert or Maasbracht is possible via quiet roads along the Maas.
What amenities are there in Eiland-Brandt?
Eiland-Brandt itself has no supermarket, school, or shopping centre. For daily groceries and primary education, residents rely on Stevensweert or Maasbracht, a few kilometres away. What the neighbourhood does offer is nature: the Maas riverbanks and Maasplassen are ideal for walking, cycling, and water sports. For more extensive amenities, Roermond is the nearest urban centre.
How quickly are rental homes rented out in Eiland-Brandt?
The rental housing supply in Eiland-Brandt is very limited: only 9% of homes are rented, and homes rarely become available. If a home is for rent, it is wise to respond quickly and have your documents such as income statements and references ready immediately. Check the current listings at the top of this page for the most recent available rental homes.
