Rental homes in Hurdegaryp, Tytsjerksteradiel
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Renting in Hurdegaryp: a small market with firm prices
Hurdegaryp has traditionally been an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the more than 2,340 homes, only 26% are rental properties, the majority of which are owned by a housing association (17%). The private sector is limited: in the past twelve months, 14 private-sector homes were rented out, with an average rent of €1,310 per month. The range was between €1,225 and €1,445 per month, with an average living area of 81 m². These are not low amounts for a village of this size. By comparison, the average WOZ value in Hurdegaryp is €254,000, slightly below the municipal average of Tytsjerksteradiel (€283,000). For current rental prices and available properties, you can check the overview at the top of this page. If you are considering buying here instead of renting, you can also take a look at the homes for sale in Hurdegaryp.
The limited number of private-sector rental properties means that a rental home in Hurdegaryp is not always easy to find. Social housing is allocated through the housing association, with waiting times that can be long. If you want to rent a home in the region but need more choice, nearby places such as Burgum or the broader range of rental properties in Tytsjerksteradiel are worth a look.
Quiet, green and with two supermarkets: living in Hurdegaryp
Hurdegaryp is a village that does not impose itself. It has no big-city allure, but also no lack of basic comforts. Michelle, who has lived there her whole life, describes it aptly: there are two supermarkets, several types of shops, and public transport is also present in two forms. She adds that the people are friendly and welcoming. That picture is confirmed by other residents: Gerard speaks of a quiet neighbourhood with no problems with neighbours or nuisance, and Gerard van der Weide emphasises that events take place and that there is contact with the neighbours. On the neighbourhood page of Hurdegaryp, all resident experiences and sub-scores are clearly listed together.
The average resident score on Buurtje.nl is 8.2 based on five reviews. Accessibility and education score the highest, both at 9.4. That is remarkably good for a village of this scale and reflects what residents also indicate in practice: you can get around well and the school facilities are adequate. Safety scores 8.0, although there is also a critical review that paints a very different picture: one resident describes nuisance, drug dealing and a feeling that the housing association is not taking sufficient action. Such experiences deserve an honest mention. It is not the dominant picture in the reviews, but it is also not something to dismiss.
In terms of character, Hurdegaryp is a village for people who appreciate peace and quiet but do not want to be completely cut off from the outside world. Its location in the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel, with good connections to Leeuwarden, makes it attractive for people who want to live outside the city but can get there quickly. The neighbourhood Verspreide huizen Hurdegaryp gives an impression of the more rural part of the village. If you want to compare more village-like alternatives in the area, you can also look at Tytsjerk or the small-scale Ryptsjerk.
Renting in Hurdegaryp: who is this village suitable for, and who is it not?
Hurdegaryp is best suited for people who seek peace and quiet, have no need for a bustling city centre, and are willing to pay between €1,225 and €1,445 per month for a private-sector home. The largest age group is 65-plus, which explains the village character. Young starters or people considering renting an apartment in Hurdegaryp will find little supply here and relatively high prices for what is available. For them, renting in a larger town like Burgum may be more realistic, or it is worth comparing the homes for sale in Hurdegaryp. Those looking for social housing need patience due to the limited stock and possible waiting times.
Finding rental properties in Hurdegaryp: how to go about it
The supply of rental properties in Hurdegaryp is limited and changes regularly. Buurtje.nl shows the current supply at the top of this page, including filters for price, area and energy label. If you want a broader picture of the region, also check the supply in nearby Aldtsjerk or Mûnein. For municipal policy on housing and rent subsidy, you can visit the website of the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Hurdegaryp?
In the private sector, the average rent in Hurdegaryp over the past year was €1,310 per month, with an average living area of 81 m². The range was from €1,225 to €1,445 per month. These figures are for the private sector, excluding social housing. The current supply and current average price are shown at the top of this page.
How long are the waiting times for social housing in Hurdegaryp?
Hurdegaryp has a limited social housing stock: about 17% of the housing stock is owned by a housing association. Waiting times for social housing in the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel can be long, depending on the type of property and location. Information about registration and waiting times can be obtained from the relevant housing association or via the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel.
Is Hurdegaryp a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Residents give safety in Hurdegaryp an average score of 8.0 out of 10. Most reviews describe the area as quiet and without nuisance. There is also a critical review pointing to drug-related nuisance in a specific part of the area and a feeling that the housing association is not taking sufficient action. So it is not black and white: the experience varies by street and situation.
How accessible is Hurdegaryp by public transport?
Accessibility is one of Hurdegaryp's strongest points: residents give it a 9.4 out of 10. There are two forms of public transport available, and the location near Leeuwarden makes the area well accessible for commuters. A resident who has lived there her whole life confirms this: the connections are there and they work.
Is it possible to rent an apartment in Hurdegaryp?
The supply of rental homes in Hurdegaryp is limited anyway: over the past twelve months, 14 private sector homes were rented out. Apartments form a small part of that supply. Those specifically looking for an apartment will have more choice in a larger centre such as Burgum. The current supply in Hurdegaryp, including the type of property, can be seen in the overview at the top of this page.
Never any problems with neighbours. No nuisance. Cosy.
Auto-translated to English by AIEvents do take place. And contact with the neighbours.
Auto-translated to English by AII have lived here my whole life, there are 2 supermarkets and several types of shops. There are also 2 types of public transport. The people are friendly and welcoming.
Auto-translated to English by AIExtremely bad. A Pakistani family has been living at number 7 for years and they can do whatever they want. Dealing drugs, weapons in the house. Things have gone wrong here several times with smashed windows and the police constantly driving through the neighbourhood. Our housing association does nothing about it because they just collect the rent, of course. It's driving the whole neighbourhood crazy..
Auto-translated to English by AII feel very safe in my neighbourhood. There will always be people who want to help me. With the train and bus in the village, it is easily accessible.
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