Rental homes in Isselt, Amersfoort
Looking for a rental property in Isselt? Check the current listings on this page, including rental prices, neighbourhood data, and resident reviews.
Renting in Isselt: small housing market, entirely in the private sector
Isselt is a compact neighbourhood in Amersfoort with a housing stock of just 25 homes. Notably, 56% of these are rental properties, and that supply is entirely in the hands of private and commercial landlords. There is no social housing stock via a housing association. Anyone looking for a rental home in Isselt is therefore reliant on the private sector. Over the past twelve months, three private-sector homes were rented out, with an average rent of €1,382 per month and a range of €795 to €2,100 per month. The average floor area was 158 m², indicating that these are predominantly larger homes. The WOZ value in Isselt is €462,000, slightly above the municipal average of €432,000 for rental homes in Amersfoort. For the most up-to-date rents and current supply, check the overview at the top of this page.
Isselt: a business-oriented character with a small residential community
Isselt is primarily known as a business park, but it has a small residential community that calls the area home. With 105 residents and only 25 homes, this is not a classic residential neighbourhood with a lively street or a cosy corner shop nearby. The largest age group consists of people between 45 and 65, painting a picture of a quieter, more settled resident profile. Young families and students are hardly represented.
On the neighbourhood page for Isselt, you can read resident reviews and view extensive neighbourhood data. Residents particularly appreciate the peace and space the neighbourhood offers, precisely because it is not a busy residential area. At the same time, a recurring point of criticism is that basic amenities such as shops and schools are not within walking distance. For daily errands, you rely on surrounding neighbourhoods. Accessibility by car is generally rated positively, partly thanks to its location near main roads towards the A28.
Within Isselt, there are two sub-areas: Isselt-Oost and the more westerly located Isselt-West. The atmosphere differs per sub-area, with Isselt-West having a slightly more residential character. Those seeking more liveliness in the immediate vicinity would be better off looking at adjacent neighbourhoods such as Soesterkwartier or Eemkwartier, where the level of amenities is significantly higher.
Renting in Isselt: who is this suitable for and who is it not?
Isselt is most suitable for tenants who value peace, space and a certain degree of anonymity, and who are not dependent on amenities within walking distance. Think of working people who want quick access to the motorway, or people who consciously choose a quiet environment away from the hustle and bustle of the city. For families with young children, seniors without a car, or people who value neighbourhood life, Isselt is less obvious. The supply of rental homes is limited and entirely in the private sector, so social housing is not an option here. Considering buying? Then check the supply of homes for sale in Isselt as an alternative.
Looking for a rental home in Isselt or the surrounding area?
The supply of rental homes in Isselt is small and variable. Buurtje.nl shows the current supply at the top of this page, including filters for price, floor area and energy label. If you don't find anything in Isselt, nearby neighbourhoods are a logical next step. For example, see what is available in Stadskern, Nederberg or De Koppel. More information about living and permits in the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Amersfoort.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent for a house in Isselt?
Over the past twelve months, the average rent for a free-sector home in Isselt was €1,382 per month. The range ran from €795 to €2,100 per month, with an average floor area of 158 m². This concerns only the free sector; there are no social housing units in Isselt.
Is social housing available in Isselt?
No, there is no social housing stock via a housing association in Isselt. The entire rental supply, 56% of the 25 homes, is in the hands of private or commercial landlords. Anyone considering renting a home in Isselt is entirely dependent on the free sector.
Who is renting in Isselt a good choice for?
Isselt best suits tenants who appreciate peace and space and are not dependent on amenities within walking distance. The neighbourhood has a strong business park character and a small residential community of about 105 residents. Families with young children or people who value a lively neighbourhood life will likely find Isselt too limited.
How is the accessibility of Isselt for tenants?
Isselt is conveniently located relative to arterial roads towards the A28, making the neighbourhood attractive for motorists. Public transport and cycling connections to the centre of Amersfoort are available, but less extensive than in more centrally located neighbourhoods. Daily amenities such as shops and schools are not found within the neighbourhood itself.
Can I also rent an apartment in Isselt?
The supply in Isselt mainly consists of larger homes, with an average rented floor area of 158 m² over the past twelve months. Renting an apartment in Isselt is not ruled out, but the total supply is limited. Those who want more choice in apartments would be better off looking at the Eemkwartier or the Stadskern in Amersfoort.
