Rental homes in Hoeven, Halderberge

Renting in Hoeven: a small private sector, but no low prices

Hoeven is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the more than 2,900 homes, 72% are owner-occupied, and only 28% are rental properties. The majority of those rental properties are owned by a housing association (24%), meaning the private sector here is limited. This has implications for price: over the past twelve months, private-sector homes in Hoeven were rented for an average of €1,505 per month, with a range of €1,275 to €1,875 per month. These are annual averages for the private sector, excluding social housing. For current rental prices and available supply today, you can check the overview at the top of this page. The average WOZ value in Hoeven is €398,000, well above the municipal average of €339,000 for Halderberge. This indicates that Hoeven is a relatively sought-after and prosperous core within the municipality, which is also reflected in the rental prices.

Hoeven: a village that doesn't make itself bigger than it is

Hoeven is not a village that boasts. It is a North Brabant core with a village atmosphere, plenty of greenery, and a population that has lived there for years. The largest age group consists of 45 to 65-year-olds, and the proportion of over-65s is significant. You notice that: it is quiet, social control is present, and the community is close-knit. Residents on the neighbourhood page of Hoeven give the village a 7.8 out of 10. Green spaces score notably high (9.0): Hoeven is located in a green environment with plenty of space outside the built-up area, and that is clearly appreciated. Safety (8.0), community (8.0), and amenities (8.0) also receive good scores.

Accessibility scores lower, at 7.0. That matches reality: Hoeven has no train station. You are reliant on the car or bus for connections to Roosendaal or Breda. Anyone who commutes daily without a car will experience that as a disadvantage. The beauty of the village and housing quality both score 7.0, indicating a decent but not spectacular streetscape. The centre offers basic amenities: supermarket, pharmacy, GP, and a few shops. For more extensive shopping or urban amenities, you quickly drive to Roosendaal.

Within Hoeven, there are various sub-areas, each with its own character. Buurtje.nl also shows the supply in Achter 't Hof and Kruisstraat, two residential areas within the core. Those looking for more space and not necessarily wanting to be in the built-up area can also look at the scattered houses north of Hoeven or the scattered houses south of Hoeven, where the rural setting is even stronger. The reviews and detailed neighbourhood data can be found on the neighbourhood page.

Renting in Hoeven: suitable for those seeking peace, less so for starters without a budget

Hoeven best suits people who consciously choose a quiet, green living environment and are not dependent on public transport. The village attracts families and people in the middle and older age categories who value stability and a sense of community. For starters or young people looking for an affordable rental home, the supply is limited and private-sector prices are steep. Social housing is available through the housing association, but waiting times apply. Those considering buying can view the supply of homes for sale in Hoeven as an alternative. Renting a home in Hoeven is not an entry-level market.

Looking for a rental home in or around Hoeven

The current rental supply in Hoeven is at the top of this page, with filters for price, surface area, and energy label. Is the supply limited or are you looking for more choice? Then also check the rental homes in Oudenbosch, the larger core of the municipality, or look at Oud Gastel and Bosschenhoofd as alternatives. For a complete overview of all rental homes in the municipality, you can visit the page rental homes in Halderberge. More about the municipality itself can also be found on the website of municipality Halderberge.