Rental homes in Hertme, Borne
View the current rental property listings in Hertme and discover if this rural neighbourhood suits you. At the top you will find the most recently available rental properties.
Rental prices and market figures for Hertme, Borne
Hertme is a distinct owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the 109 homes in the village, only 9% are for rent, amounting to a handful of properties. Housing association homes make up 3% of the stock, with the remaining 6% owned by private or commercial landlords. Social rental homes are therefore scarce; anyone looking for a rental home in Hertme will almost always end up in the free sector.
In the free sector (excluding social housing), 3 homes were rented out in Hertme over the past year. The average rent was €980 per month, with a range of €980 to €980 per month. The average floor area of these homes was 643 m², resulting in a rent of approximately €1.52 per m² per month. This is notably low per m², but these are large, detached rural homes, not compact apartments.
The average WOZ value in Hertme is €462,000, slightly below the district average for Buitengebied Borne (€468,000), but significantly higher than the municipal average for Borne (€370,000). This says something about Hertme's character: rural, spacious, and relatively valuable property. For current rental prices of homes now available, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Hertme, Borne
Hertme is not a district, a new-build location, or an average residential centre. It is a small agricultural hamlet on the edge of the municipality of Borne, nestled between meadows and forest edges in Twente. With around 320 residents and 109 homes, it is one of the smallest settlements in the region. The buildings consist mainly of detached farmhouses, country houses, and civilian homes along ribbon development, largely built in the twentieth century but with a rural character that feels older.
The largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds, and families with children are the most common household type. Hertme is not a place for those seeking hustle and bustle, urban dynamism, or a vibrant nightlife. It is a neighbourhood for people who appreciate peace, space, and a recognisable village community.
Facilities in and around Hertme
Hertme itself has no supermarket, no primary school, and no shopping centre. This is no surprise for a hamlet of this size, but it is something to consider as a tenant. For daily groceries, you rely on Borne, about 5 to 7 kilometres away, where you will find, among others, an Albert Heijn and a Jumbo. Primary schools in the area can be found in Zenderen or Borne itself. Sports clubs are available in the surrounding settlements; in Borne, there are facilities for football, tennis, and swimming. The surroundings of Hertme do offer ample space for walking and cycling in the Twente landscape, something residents greatly appreciate.
Accessibility of Hertme
By car, Hertme is reasonably accessible. Via the N743, you quickly reach Borne and further to the A1 (towards Hengelo or Almelo) or the A35. Borne station is about 6 kilometres away, from where trains run towards Hengelo, Almelo, and beyond. Bus connections from Hertme itself are limited; those without a car will find accessibility a serious point of attention. By bike, the centre of Borne can be reached in about 20 minutes via quiet country roads. Parking is no problem in Hertme: almost all homes have their own driveway or yard.
What residents say about living in Hertme
Residents of Hertme particularly appreciate the peace and space. On the neighbourhood page for Hertme, you can read the experiences of people who live or have lived there. One resident describes it as follows: "Hertme is ideal if you really want to escape the hustle and bustle. You live truly outside here, but Borne is so close that you don't miss out on anything." Criticisms usually focus on the limited public transport connections and the lack of local facilities.
Compared to the neighbouring community Zenderen, which is slightly larger and has its own village centre with more facilities, Hertme feels even more rural and quieter. Also Verspreide huizen Hertme offers similar living environments in the rural area, but even more spread out across the landscape. Those looking for a rental home with more urban proximity can also look at the offerings in the broader district of Buitengebied Borne.
Is a rental home in Hertme right for you?
Renting in Hertme is reserved for a specific target group. The available rental homes are large, free sector, and relatively scarce. Families who consciously choose space, nature, and peace, and who are mobile with a car, will feel at home here. First-time buyers looking for an affordable apartment to rent in Hertme will be disappointed: the offering consists almost exclusively of large detached homes. Hertme is also less suitable for those dependent on public transport.
Social rental homes are hardly available; those who still want a chance at a housing association home can register with Domijn, the housing corporation active in the Twente region. Waiting lists are long. As an alternative, it is worth looking at rental homes in the municipality of Borne more broadly, or at the offerings in the centre of Borne itself. Those considering buying can also view the offerings of homes for sale in Hertme; this is by far the dominant segment here. Respond quickly to available rental homes: the supply is limited and homes are usually rented out quickly.
What residents say about Hertme
The resident experiences on Buurtje.nl paint a consistent picture: Hertme scores high on peace, greenery, and safety. Points that score lower are accessibility by public transport and the level of facilities. One resident writes: "You really have to choose this. No shops around the corner, no bus at the door, but a neighbourhood where you can let your children play outside without worries." View all reviews and the complete neighbourhood data on the overview page for Hertme. These kinds of honest, layered resident reviews are not found anywhere else at the neighbourhood level.
Comparing rental homes in and around Hertme
Are you looking for a rental home in this region but want to compare more options? Besides Hertme, there are more small settlements in the rural area of Borne with a similar rural character. For example, Verspreide huizen Borne-Oost offers a similar living environment, while Verspreide huizen Zenderen is located slightly differently and has its own atmosphere. For a broader offering, the urban centre of Borne is a logical next step, with more available rental homes and better facilities within walking distance. Buurtje.nl combines current housing offerings from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you. Also check the information about the district of Buitengebied Borne for a broader perspective on this part of the municipality. Want to know more about the municipality? Then look at Borne or visit the municipal website via borne.nl.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Hertme, Borne?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Hertme over the past year was €980 per month. The range was €980 to €980 per month, based on 3 rented properties. The average surface area was 643 m², which equates to approximately €1.52 per m² per month. Social housing is hardly available in Hertme; those who qualify pay significantly less but must expect long waiting lists.
Are there social housing properties in Hertme?
Social housing is scarce in Hertme. Only 3% of the housing stock is owned by a housing association, out of a total of 109 homes, that's just a few. The active association in the region is Domijn, where you can register via their website. Waiting lists in Twente are long, so anyone looking for an affordable rental home in Hertme would do well to also search more broadly in the municipality of Borne.
What is it like to live in Hertme?
Hertme is a small, quiet hamlet with around 320 residents in the rural area of Borne. The atmosphere is rural and village-like, with detached houses along ribbon development and plenty of greenery around you. Residents appreciate the peace, space, and safety, but also point out the lack of local amenities and limited public transport connections. It is a neighbourhood you have to choose deliberately.
Is Hertme suitable for families with children?
Hertme has a clear family profile: families with children form the largest household group, and the neighbourhood scores well on safety and a quiet living environment. Children can play outside with plenty of space. One point to note is that there is no primary school in Hertme itself; you will find one in Zenderen or Borne. You also need to take the car for daily shopping. Families who are mobile and consciously choose space and nature fit well in Hertme.
How accessible is Hertme?
By car, Hertme is easily accessible via the N743, with quick connections to the A1 and A35 towards Hengelo and Almelo. Borne station is about 6 kilometres away. Bus connections from Hertme are limited, making a car almost indispensable. By bike, the centre of Borne can be reached in about 20 minutes via quiet country roads. Parking is not a problem: most homes have their own parking space on the property.
What amenities are there in Hertme?
As a small hamlet, Hertme has no supermarket, shopping centre, or primary school of its own. For daily amenities, you rely on Borne, 5 to 7 kilometres away, where you will find, among others, an Albert Heijn and Jumbo. Primary schools are located in Zenderen or Borne. Sports clubs and healthcare facilities are also concentrated in Borne. What Hertme itself does offer is direct access to the Twente landscape, with plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Hertme?
The supply of rental properties in Hertme is very limited: only a few homes are rented out in the free sector each year. Due to this scarce supply, it is wise to respond quickly as soon as a property becomes available. Make sure you have documents such as income statements and an employer's declaration ready. The current rental time in days can be found at the top of this page. Those who want more choice can also look at the broader supply in the municipality of Borne.
