Rental homes in Geervliet, Nissewaard
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Renting in Geervliet: a tight private sector with purchase prices above the municipal average
Geervliet is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 63% of the housing stock is privately owned, and the average WOZ value of €304,000 is noticeably higher than the municipal average of €279,000 in Nissewaard. Of the 37% rental properties, the majority are owned by housing associations (34%), while the private sector has only a small share. Those looking for a rental home in Geervliet outside social housing therefore pay a hefty price: over the past twelve months, an average of €2,436 per month was asked in the private sector, with a range of €2,250 to €2,500 for homes averaging 95 m². These are annual averages for the private sector, excluding social housing and rooms. For current rental prices and the current supply, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
The limited number of private sector rentals (only 4 in the past year) makes it clear that rental properties in Geervliet rarely become available. Anyone considering renting a home in Geervliet outside of housing association properties must reckon with a narrow market and little choice. Want more comparison material? Also check the supply of rental properties in Nissewaard as a whole.
Geervliet: an old village with a quiet, mature atmosphere
Geervliet is not a neighbourhood that stands out for its bustle or urban dynamism. It is a historic village on Voorne-Putten with a protected village view around the medieval Catharijnekerk, and you can feel that in the atmosphere. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years (almost a third of the population), and those aged 65 and over are also well represented. Young families and twenty-somethings are less common than average. Residents regularly describe the village on the neighbourhood page of Geervliet as quiet and green, with short lines to the neighbours. A frequently heard comment is that the village feels like a community where you know each other, which for some is a plus and for others can feel a bit stifling.
Facilities are limited: Geervliet has no supermarket within walking distance, and for daily shopping you have to rely on surrounding centres or the centre of Spijkenisse. Residents often mention this as a drawback, especially without a car. Accessibility by public transport is moderate; the neighbourhood is mainly suitable for people who are mobile. By car, you can quickly reach the A15 towards Rotterdam or Dordrecht via the N218, which can be an advantage for commuters. Those looking for more urban vibrancy would be better off looking at the Centre of Nissewaard or the nearby neighbourhood Vierambachten.
Within Geervliet, there are a few clearly different sub-areas. The built-up core around the church can be found on the page of Kern Geervliet, while the newer residential area on the edge falls under Geervliet-Noordoost. The surrounding rural area is described on the page of Poldergebied Geervliet. The atmosphere differs per sub-area: the core is historic and compact, Noordoost more spacious and family-friendly.
Renting in Geervliet: who is this village suitable for and who is it not?
Geervliet mainly attracts people who appreciate peace, space and a village environment, and who are mobile with their own car. The combination of an ageing population profile, limited facilities and a tight rental market makes it less attractive for starters, students or people who depend on public transport. For families who consciously choose a quiet environment outside the city, a rental home here can be a good fit, although supply is scarce. Those considering staying here might also look at owner-occupied homes in Geervliet, as that segment is considerably larger and more varied. More information about living and residing in the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Nissewaard.
Find current rental supply in Geervliet
Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you can not only compare renting an apartment in Geervliet by price, but also by liveability and atmosphere. If the supply in Geervliet does not appeal to you, then Schiekamp and Hoogwerf are alternative neighbourhoods in Nissewaard with a different supply and character. Use the filters at the top of the page for price, surface area and energy label.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Geervliet?
In the private sector, an average of €2,436 per month was asked for a rental home in Geervliet over the past year, with prices ranging from €2,250 to €2,500 per month. The average size was 95 m². These figures exclude social housing and rooms. Supply in the private sector is scarce: only 4 homes were rented out in the past twelve months.
How long is the waiting time for a social rental home in Geervliet?
Geervliet has a relatively small social housing market: about 34% of the housing stock is owned by housing corporations. For a social rental home in Nissewaard, you must register with WoningNet Rijnmond. Waiting times in the region typically run up to several years, depending on the type of home and location. Current waiting times can be found on the WoningNet website.
Is Geervliet well accessible by public transport?
Accessibility by public transport is limited. Geervliet does not have its own train station and relies on bus connections to Spijkenisse, where you can connect to the metro to Rotterdam. For daily commuting without a car, this is cumbersome. By car, you are quickly on the A15 via the N218, making the neighbourhood more attractive for motorists.
Are there schools and facilities in Geervliet?
Geervliet has primary education in the village, but for secondary schools, supermarkets, and more extensive facilities, you have to rely on surrounding centres such as Spijkenisse. Residents often mention the lack of a local supermarket as a drawback. The village does have a village centre with a historic character around the Catharijnekerk, but daily shopping is done elsewhere.
What energy labels do rental homes in Geervliet have?
The average gas consumption in Geervliet is 1,040 m³ per year and electricity consumption is 2,750 kWh, indicating predominantly older housing with poor insulation. In the private sector, recently rented homes average 95 m², but energy label information per home varies greatly. When searching for a rental home in Geervliet, you can filter by energy label on this page for a current overview.
