End-of-terrace houses for rent in Eindhoven

Eindhoven: big city, limited supply of corner houses

Eindhoven is not a city that stands still. The growth of the technology sector attracts movers, expats and dual-income couples looking for space without wanting to buy immediately. Corner houses are in demand in this context: more glass, an extra side window, often a larger garden. But supply is tight. Renting a corner house in Eindhoven means you have to act quickly and be well prepared.

The character of the supply is mixed. You will find both post-war terraced neighbourhoods with corner properties and new-build corner houses in expansion areas such as Meerhoven. Social housing and the private sector overlap, but the private sector corner house is firmly in the upper middle segment. For current availability and numbers: see the overview at the top of this page.

Suitable for: families who want space, homeworkers who appreciate a separate entrance, and tenants who do not want to compromise on outdoor space. Also check all rental properties in Eindhoven if you want to broaden your search.

What makes a corner house different (and what to look out for when renting)

• Side wall and insulation. A corner house has two external walls instead of one. Always ask about the insulation value of the side wall during a viewing. Older properties from the 1960s and 1970s often score poorly here, which directly affects your energy bill.
• Garden and boundary. Many corner houses have a side strip of land. Check in the rental agreement whether that side strip is included in the rent and who is responsible for maintenance. This is a common pitfall.
• Parking pressure. In densely built Eindhoven neighbourhoods, the corner house is often next to a public car park or intersection. Check on a weekday evening what the parking situation looks like in practice.
• Response speed. Corner houses for rent attract more responses than a mid-terrace house in the same block. Make sure your documents (payslips, ID, employer's statement) are ready before you respond, not after.
• Push notifications via the Buurtje.nl app. The app is free and sends a notification as soon as a new property matches your search. Download it from the App Store or Google Play and set an alert for "corner house" in Eindhoven immediately.
• Service costs and heating costs. For a corner house in an HOA complex (more common with new builds), service costs may be higher than you are used to. Request the specification.
• Permit-required renovations. As a tenant, you are not allowed to modify the external wall. With a corner house, the temptation is sometimes great to place a dormer or canopy on the side. This always requires permission from the landlord and the municipality.

What determines the rent of a corner house in Eindhoven

Renting corner houses in Eindhoven is in the upper middle segment of the private sector. This has several causes. The extra outdoor space, the light through the side wall and the generally larger plot area are priced in by landlords. New-build locations such as Meerhoven are higher than comparable properties in older neighbourhoods.

Factors that further influence the price:

• Energy label (A or B gives the landlord room for a higher rent demand)
• Presence of a garage or carport
• Proximity to schools, public transport and main roads (the A2 and A67 are relevant for many Eindhoven tenants)
• Whether the property is offered furnished or upholstered

Current prices are in the overview at the top of this page. Considering buying instead of renting? Also check corner houses for sale in Eindhoven for comparison.

Neighbourhoods where corner houses for rent appear

Not every neighbourhood in Eindhoven has as many rental corner houses. These are the neighbourhoods that appear most often in the supply, with their resident score:

• Meerhoven (8.5/10): New-build neighbourhood in the west, many families, spacious plots. Corner houses here are relatively new and well-insulated.
• Oud-Stratum (8.3/10): Quiet, green neighbourhood southeast of the centre. Post-war buildings with character, lower rents than the new-build neighbourhoods.
• Centrum (9.1/10): Highest resident score in the city. Corner houses are scarce but sought after here. Good for those who want everything within walking distance.
• Halve Maan (9.0/10): Compact neighbourhood close to the centre, popular with couples and young families. Supply is limited but the location speaks for itself.
• Oud-Strijp (8.0/10): Former industrial area in development. More and more rental properties, including corner houses in converted streets. Atmosphere is rougher, but the location close to Strijp-S attracts a specific audience.

More neighbourhood data and resident reviews can be found on the Eindhoven overview page.

Looking beyond Eindhoven?

If the supply in Eindhoven is disappointing, the region is a logical step. Tilburg is about 35 kilometres away and has its own rental market with a slightly different price profile. Check rental properties in Tilburg if you are willing to commute or move to an adjacent city. The A58 makes the connection between the two cities easily accessible.