Rental homes in Filips van Almondekwartier, Amsterdam

Rental prices and market figures for Filips van Almondekwartier, Amsterdam

Of the 587 homes in Filips van Almondekwartier, 64% are in the rental sector, making this a typical rental neighbourhood within the Chassébuurt. Just over a quarter of the housing stock (27%) is owned by housing associations, while the remaining 37% falls under private or commercial landlords. In the free sector (excluding social housing), average rents of €2,505 per month have been recorded over the past twelve months, with an average living area of 77 m². That works out at around €32.50 per m². The range in the free sector runs from €1,900 to €3,150 per month, depending on the size, condition and location of the property. Social housing is of course considerably cheaper, but there are long waiting lists for these.

The average WOZ value is €556,000, almost identical to the district average for the Chassébuurt (€558,000) and clearly higher than the Amsterdam average of €517,000. This indicates that this is a sought-after location, also compared to other parts of Amsterdam. For current rental prices and available supply, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.

Living in Filips van Almondekwartier, Amsterdam

Filips van Almondekwartier is a relatively small, compact neighbourhood in the western part of Amsterdam, located within the Chassébuurt in district West. The neighbourhood has an urban character with a quiet, residential feel. The buildings largely consist of porch flats and closed building blocks from the early twentieth century, interspersed with some more modern apartment complexes. Streets such as Filips van Almondestraat and surrounding side streets give the neighbourhood a recognisable, somewhat subdued Amsterdam atmosphere, without the hustle and bustle of the centre.

The population is young and highly educated: 63% of residents have a high level of education, and the largest age group (25-45 years) makes up almost half of the population. Single-person households are the most common (365 out of approximately 587 households). This is reflected in the street scene and local hospitality: predominantly young professionals and dual-income couples without children.

Facilities in the neighbourhood

For daily groceries, you can go to the Albert Heijn on Bilderdijkstraat or the supermarkets along the busy Jan Pieter Heijestraat, both within walking distance. Jan Pieter Heijestraat itself offers a varied range of small shops, bakeries, butchers and lunch spots. For a larger shopping selection, the Kinkerstraat is within cycling distance. Children in the neighbourhood can attend primary schools in the immediate vicinity, including schools in the Chassébuurt that also serve Filips van Almondekwartier. Rembrandtpark, a few minutes' cycle away, offers space for sports and recreation. Closer to home, Chassépark provides a green breathing space in the district. Sports clubs and a swimming pool can be found in the wider Amsterdam-West area.

Accessibility

The accessibility of Filips van Almondekwartier is good for a neighbourhood that is not directly on a metro line. Tram 7 and tram 17 run nearby and connect the neighbourhood quickly with the centre and Amsterdam Central Station (approximately 15-20 minutes). Bus line 18 and various night buses complete the public transport offering. By bike, the centre can be reached in 10 to 15 minutes via the Kinkerstraat or Bilderdijkstraat. By car, the A10 (Amsterdam ring road) is easily accessible via the Kostverlorenkade. Parking is regulated via a permit system; paid parking applies here almost all day. If you have a car, you need to take that into account.

Residents appreciate the location and atmosphere of the neighbourhood, but are sometimes critical of the parking pressure and the increasing bustle in the wider Chassébuurt. One resident writes on the neighbourhood page: "Nice to live, everything within walking distance and quiet enough, but parking is a nightmare if you come home late in the evening." See all experiences and scores on the neighbourhood page of Filips van Almondekwartier.

Anyone considering renting in Filips van Almondekwartier but also curious about neighbouring areas can compare it with Kortenaerkwartier or Van Brakelkwartier, both also part of the Chassébuurt. The character is similar, but there may be small differences in housing type and rent level. De Wester Quartier is also an adjacent option for those who want more choice in rental properties within the same district.

Is renting in Filips van Almondekwartier right for you?

The neighbourhood mainly attracts young professionals and couples without children who want to live in an urban setting without being in the busiest part of Amsterdam. With an average free-sector rent of €2,505 per month, a rental home in this part of Amsterdam is not cheap. Anyone considering renting an apartment in Filips van Almondekwartier would do well to respond quickly to available supply: rental properties in Amsterdam-West are in demand and are usually rented out quickly. Prepare your documents (employer's statement, bank statements, ID) and keep in mind that landlords often require a gross monthly income of three to four times the rent. For social housing, you can register via amsterdam.nl, but waiting times in Amsterdam can be up to ten years or more. As an alternative, you can also view the homes for sale in Filips van Almondekwartier.

What residents say about living in Filips van Almondekwartier

Residents generally give the neighbourhood a positive rating. High scores are awarded for the location, accessibility and the mix of urban vibrancy and relative tranquillity. Residents are less enthusiastic about the parking pressure and the limited green space directly on the street. One resident describes it as follows: "It's a neighbourhood where you have everything you need, the centre is close but you don't live right in it. Only the rents have risen sharply in recent years." Read all reviews and see the scores per category on Filips van Almondekwartier on Buurtje.nl. Resident reviews are one of the few sources that give you an honest picture of daily life in the neighbourhood.

Comparing rental properties in and around Filips van Almondekwartier

If you are undecided between different neighbourhoods in Amsterdam-West, you can easily compare on Buurtje.nl. The rental properties in Chassébuurt give a broader picture of the supply in the parent district. For a slightly different atmosphere, the Haarlemmerbuurt and the Jordaan are also popular alternatives, although rents there are generally even higher. Those who want to avoid the centre but still live centrally can also look at the available supply of rental properties in Amsterdam broadly. Filips van Almondekwartier offers a recognisable Amsterdam living environment at prices that are somewhat more moderate than in the city centre, but certainly not low.