Rental homes in Hopstraat, Meierijstad
Discover available rental properties on Hopstraat, Meierijstad. View the current listings, neighbourhood data and resident reviews directly on this page.
Rental prices and market figures for Hopstraat, Meierijstad
Hopstraat is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: only 15% of the 394 homes are for rent, while 85% are owner-occupied. Of those rental homes, 8% are owned by a housing association (social housing) and 7% by other landlords (private sector). The supply of rental houses is therefore limited, and when something becomes available, it usually goes quickly.
In the private sector, one home was rented out last year for €425 per month. That is a remarkably low amount for the region, although it is based on just one transaction, so don't draw any firm conclusions from it. The current available rental properties and the most recent average rental price can be found at the top of this page.
The WOZ value of homes in Hopstraat averages €494,000, significantly higher than the district average for Schijndel (€401,000) and the municipal average for Meierijstad (€405,000). This says something about the character of the neighbourhood: it is a relatively affluent, owner-occupier-dominated residential area. Anyone looking for a rental home here has little choice, but does live in a neighbourhood with high housing quality. For more options, you can also look at rental properties in Schijndel or the broader range of rental properties in Meierijstad.
Living in Hopstraat, Meierijstad
Hopstraat is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in the heart of Schijndel, part of the municipality of Meierijstad. The neighbourhood has a distinct village character, with predominantly detached and semi-detached houses from the 1970s and 1980s. There are no large numbers of students or starters here, but rather families and middle-aged people who have consciously chosen peace and space. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years (over a third of the 925 residents), followed by those aged 65 and over. Almost half of the households are married, and families with children form the largest household group.
The average income in the neighbourhood (€37,600) is slightly above the municipal average, and the labour participation rate of 73% is high. This gives the neighbourhood a stable, established character. No nuisance from tenant turnover or vacancy, but also little dynamism.
Facilities in and around Hopstraat
For daily groceries, Schijndel centre is within walking distance. There you will find an Albert Heijn and a Jumbo, as well as various local shops on the Hoofdstraat. For larger purchases or a wider range of shops, Veghel or Den Bosch are the places to go. Schijndel has a good level of facilities for a village of this size: there are several primary schools, a secondary school (Het Hooghuis), a sports hall and various sports clubs, including football club SV Schijndel. Wilhelminapark and the surrounding green areas make walking and cycling in the neighbourhood pleasant. For medical care, there are GP practices and a pharmacy in the centre of Schijndel.
Accessibility of Hopstraat
Schijndel does not have a train station, but is connected by bus to Den Bosch and Veghel. The travel time to Den Bosch by bus is roughly 25 to 35 minutes. By car, the A59 is the fastest route to Den Bosch (about 20 minutes) and connects to the A2 for Utrecht or Eindhoven. Veghel, with its train station on the Den Bosch-Nijmegen line, is about a 10-minute drive away. For daily commutes, cycling is a serious option in Schijndel: the centre can be reached from Hopstraat in a few minutes. Parking is not a problem in this neighbourhood; there is no permit requirement and there is plenty of space on private property or along the street.
Residents of Hopstraat appreciate the peace and space the neighbourhood offers. On the neighbourhood page for Hopstraat you can read what residents themselves write about living here. One resident describes it as: "A nice, quiet neighbourhood where you know each other. Not much going on, but that's exactly why we live here." That sums up the character well: no bustling city life, but social cohesion and living comfort.
Compared to neighbouring areas such as Boschweg Noordoost and Boschweg Zuidwest, Hopstraat has a more intimate character. The Buitengebied Elderbroek is also nearby for those seeking even more space, although the supply of rental homes there is even scarcer. Anyone considering buying instead of renting can view the range of homes for sale in Hopstraat, as that is by far the most common form of housing here.
Is a rental home in Hopstraat right for you?
Hopstraat is most suitable for tenants seeking peace, greenery and a village living environment and who are not dependent on a vibrant nightlife or extensive public transport network. Families with children feel at home here, as do middle-aged people or seniors who prefer to live in a stable, green neighbourhood. Starters and students will find few peers here and are probably better off in Veghel or Sint-Oedenrode, where the supply is larger and more varied.
The rental market supply in Hopstraat is limited. If something becomes available for rent, respond quickly and make sure your documents are in order: recent payslips, employer's statement and a valid ID. For social housing, registering with housing association Woonmeij is the way to go, but be prepared for waiting lists. Those who are more flexible regarding location will find more choice in the broader district of Schijndel.
What residents say about living in Hopstraat
Residents of Hopstraat generally give the neighbourhood a positive rating, particularly in terms of living enjoyment, safety and social atmosphere. Points of criticism sometimes concern the limited public transport connections and the lack of vibrancy for young people. One resident writes: "Quiet, safe and green. For us as a family, exactly what we were looking for, but you do need a car." View all reviews and the full neighbourhood data on the neighbourhood page for Hopstraat. These reviews are unique, resident-written information that you won't find anywhere else at neighbourhood level.
Comparing rental properties in and around Hopstraat
Are you looking for a rental home in Schijndel and want to compare neighbourhoods? Besides Hopstraat, Boschweg Zuidwest and Buitengebied Broekkant are also worth a look, each with its own character and price level. For a broader overview of renting in the region, Buurtje.nl offers neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and up-to-date housing data from more than 1,500 sources, so you can really compare neighbourhoods instead of just viewing listings. The municipality of Meierijstad also has its own housing page at meierijstad.nl with information about living and new construction in the region. Also check the supply in other parts of the municipality, such as Erp, for those looking to explore outside Schijndel.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Hopstraat, Meierijstad?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), one property was rented in Hopstraat last year for €425 per month. Since this is a single transaction, it is not a representative average for the entire market. Social housing through the housing association is generally cheaper, but waiting lists and income requirements apply. See the top of this page for the most current rents of available properties.
Are there social housing properties in Hopstraat?
Yes, approximately 8% of the housing stock in Hopstraat is owned by a housing association, amounting to about 31 homes. For social housing in Schijndel and the surrounding area, you can register with housing association Woonmeij. Be prepared for waiting lists, as supply in this neighbourhood is limited. The remaining 7% of rental properties are in the free sector.
What is it like to live in Hopstraat?
Hopstraat is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in Schijndel with a village character. The area mainly consists of detached and semi-detached houses, and is home to many families and middle-aged people. Residents appreciate the peace, safety, and social atmosphere, although there is little vibrancy for young people and a car is almost indispensable. The WOZ value of €494,000 is significantly above the municipal average of €405,000, reflecting the quality of the housing stock.
Is Hopstraat suitable for families with children?
Yes, Hopstraat is very much a family neighbourhood. Households with children form the largest household group, and the area offers peace, space, and greenery. There are primary schools and sports facilities in the immediate vicinity of Schijndel, and the neighbourhood is perceived as safe. Starters or students will feel less at home here due to the limited social dynamics and the small supply of affordable rental properties.
How accessible is Hopstraat?
Hopstraat does not have a train station in the immediate vicinity, but is connected by bus to Den Bosch and Veghel. By car, Den Bosch is reachable via the A59 in about 20 minutes, and Veghel train station is about a 10-minute drive away. Within Schijndel, the bicycle is an excellent means of transport; the centre is quickly accessible. Parking is not a problem: there is no permit requirement and ample parking space.
What facilities are there in and around Hopstraat?
Schijndel centre, within walking distance of Hopstraat, offers an Albert Heijn, a Jumbo, and various local shops. There are several primary schools and a secondary school (Het Hooghuis) nearby. For sports, there is a sports hall and clubs such as football club SV Schijndel. Wilhelminapark provides green recreational space. For medical care, GP practices and a pharmacy are available in Schijndel centre.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Hopstraat?
The supply of rental properties in Hopstraat is scarce: only 15% of the housing stock is for rent. When a property becomes available, interest is usually high. Make sure you have documents such as payslips and an employer's statement ready so you can respond quickly. The current rental time of properties can be found at the top of this page.
