Rental homes in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink, Nijkerk
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Rental prices and market figures Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink, Nijkerk
Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: of the 591 homes, 80% are owner-occupied. Only 20% are rental properties, of which 13% are owned by a housing association and 7% by other landlords. This makes the supply of rental properties in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink limited, especially in the private sector.
In the private sector (excluding social housing), one property was rented out last year for €1,675 per month. With an average surface area of 560 m², this works out at around €3 per m², which seems exceptionally low but is related to the large property size. Similar properties in the Hoevelaken district have an average WOZ value of €475,000, while in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink it is €545,000. This is also significantly higher than the municipal average of €442,000 in Nijkerk. The neighbourhood is therefore among the more expensive segments of the municipality. Current rental prices for properties currently available to rent can be found at the top of this page.
For social housing, a different route applies: registration with a housing association is necessary, and with a housing association share of 13%, the supply is limited. Waiting lists can be long.
Living in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink, Nijkerk
Hogenbrink is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the north-eastern side of the village of Hoevelaken. The neighbourhood has a distinct residential character: wide streets, plenty of greenery between the houses and a predominantly quiet atmosphere that matches the village character of Hoevelaken as a whole. The housing stock consists mainly of detached houses and semi-detached houses from the 1970s and 1980s, with occasional newer infill. The high average WOZ value of €545,000 reflects the spacious plots and the quality of the housing stock.
The population composition is telling: the largest age group is 45 to 65 years (515 out of 1,485 residents), followed by those aged 65 and over (295). Families with children form the largest household type (235 households), and 49% of residents are married. This gives Hogenbrink a stable, established character. Starters and young singles are less strongly represented here.
Facilities in the neighbourhood
For daily shopping, residents rely on the shopping centre of Hoevelaken, which is within cycling distance. There you will find a supermarket and smaller shops for daily use. The neighbourhood itself has no own shopping street. Schools in the area are accessible within the village; Hoevelaken has several primary schools and for secondary education pupils are directed to Nijkerk or Amersfoort. Sports clubs in Hoevelaken offer opportunities for football, tennis and other sports. Recreational green space is abundant: the wooded surroundings around Hoevelaken, including the Hoge Duinen and the Hei, make walking and cycling from the neighbourhood very feasible.
Accessibility
By car, Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink is easily accessible via the A1 (exit Hoevelaken), one of the busiest junctions in the Netherlands. Amersfoort is about a ten-minute drive away, Nijkerk five to ten minutes. By public transport, Nijkerk station is the nearest train connection, from which trains run towards Amersfoort and Zwolle. Bus services connect Hoevelaken with Nijkerk and Amersfoort. By bike, the centre of Hoevelaken is reachable in a few minutes; Nijkerk centre is about a fifteen-minute bike ride away. Parking in the neighbourhood is generally free and without a permit requirement.
What residents appreciate
Residents describe the neighbourhood as quiet and green, with a nice village feel. One resident writes: "Hogenbrink is a wonderfully quiet neighbourhood, you hardly notice the bustle of the A1. Lots of greenery, tidy streets and pleasant neighbours." Less positive are some residents about the limited walking distance to facilities and the dependence on the car for larger shopping trips. View all experiences and reviews on the neighbourhood page of Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink.
Compared to neighbouring municipality neighbourhoods such as Hoevelaken-Oranjebuurt-Horstbeek and Hoevelaken-Overhorst, Hogenbrink has a somewhat quieter and greener profile with on average more expensive homes. Those looking for more urban dynamism can also look at Nijkerk-stad, where the supply of rental properties is larger.
Does renting in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink suit you?
Hogenbrink mainly appeals to families and people in the 45-plus age group who appreciate peace, space and greenery. It is not a neighbourhood for those looking for an affordable rental home in the private sector: supply is scarce and rental prices are high. Anyone considering renting a home in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink would do well to respond quickly as soon as something becomes available. View the available rental properties at the top of this page for the current rental time. If you are interested in renting an apartment in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink, the chance of finding one here is small: the housing stock consists almost exclusively of ground-based homes.
For social housing, registering with a housing association active in the Nijkerk region is the appropriate route. More information about the municipal housing policy can be found on the website of the municipality of Nijkerk. Those who are unsure between renting and buying can also view the supply of homes for sale in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink: 80% of the housing stock is for sale, and that segment is considerably larger.
What residents say about Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink
On Buurtje.nl, residents share their experiences with the neighbourhood through reviews on several categories, including liveability, safety, green space and facilities. The reviews paint a consistent picture: residents appreciate the peace and green surroundings, but also point out the limited walking distance to shops and the busy Hoevelaken junction nearby. One resident sums it up: "Nice living here, but without a car you are somewhat limited." View all scores and resident experiences on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink.
Compare rental properties in and around Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink
Those considering renting in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink but wanting more choice can also look at adjacent neighbourhoods. Hoevelaken-Kleinhoven and Hoevelaken-Middelaar have a similar village character but sometimes a slightly different housing supply. Those who want to search more broadly will find more to rent in the rest of the district via the overview of rental properties in Hoevelaken or view all rental properties in Nijkerk municipality-wide. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with neighbourhood scores, demographic data and resident reviews, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink, Nijkerk?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink over the past year was €1,675 per month, for a property averaging 560 m². This works out to about €3 per m². Social housing is cheaper but requires registration with a housing association and has waiting lists. Current rents for properties now available can be found at the top of this page.
Are there social housing properties in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink?
Yes, but supply is limited. Approximately 13% of the housing stock in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink is owned by a housing association. To qualify for social housing, you must register with a housing association active in the Nijkerk region, such as Woningstichting Nijkerk. Waiting lists can be significant. More information can be found on the Nijkerk municipality website.
What is it like to live in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink?
Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood with a village character on the edge of Hoevelaken. Residents appreciate the peace, spacious homes and green surroundings, but also note the reliance on a car for major shopping. The neighbourhood particularly attracts families and residents aged 45 and over. The average WOZ value of €545,000 is significantly higher than the municipal average of €442,000.
Is Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink suitable for families?
Yes, the neighbourhood is particularly suitable for families. Households with children are the largest household type, and the spacious homes with gardens and plenty of greenery in the area meet family needs well. Primary schools are accessible within the village of Hoevelaken. However, keep in mind that rental supply is limited and private sector rents are high; buying is much more common in this neighbourhood.
How accessible is Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink?
By car, the neighbourhood is excellently accessible via the A1 (Hoevelaken junction), with Amersfoort about ten minutes away and Nijkerk five to ten minutes. By train, Nijkerk station is the nearest stop, with connections to Amersfoort and Zwolle. Bus services run to Nijkerk and Amersfoort. By bike, the centre of Hoevelaken can be reached in a few minutes. Parking in the neighbourhood is generally free.
What amenities are there in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink?
The neighbourhood itself has no shopping centre, but the Hoevelaken shopping centre with a supermarket and daily shops is within cycling distance. For extensive shopping and healthcare facilities, residents rely on Nijkerk or Amersfoort. Sports clubs for football and tennis are available in Hoevelaken. The wooded surroundings offer many opportunities for walking and cycling.
How quickly are rental properties let in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink?
The supply of rental properties in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink is very limited: only 20% of the housing stock is rental, and in the private sector, very few properties are rented out per year. As soon as a property becomes available for rent in Hoevelaken-Hogenbrink, it is wise to respond quickly. The current letting time for properties now available can be found at the top of this page.
