Rental homes in Joure Sewei/De Ekers, De Fryske Marren
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Rental prices and market figures Joure Sewei/De Ekers, De Fryske Marren
Of the 36 homes in Joure Sewei/De Ekers, 44% are in the rental sector, the rest are owner-occupied. These rental properties are not all in the free market: 19% of the total housing stock is owned by a housing association, while 25% is with other (private) landlords. This means that social housing and free-market rentals are roughly equally divided within the rental segment. In the free market, 2 homes were rented out last year for an average of €1,650 per month, with a range of €1,650 to €1,650 per month and an average floor area of 100 m². This works out at €16.50 per m² per month. Social housing is naturally lower in price, but waiting lists apply. The average WOZ value in Joure Sewei/De Ekers is €281,000, slightly below the district average of Joure (€287,000) and clearly below the municipal average of De Fryske Marren (€323,000). The neighbourhood is therefore relatively affordable compared to the municipality as a whole. For current listings and daily rental prices, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Joure Sewei/De Ekers, De Fryske Marren
Joure Sewei/De Ekers is a small, quiet neighbourhood on the edge of Joure with only 85 residents. The name already hints at its character: the Sewei is a road running through a predominantly agricultural area, and De Ekers refers to the maple-like structure of the surrounding landscape. It is not an urban neighbourhood, but rather a modest ribbon development with a village-like and green character. The housing density is low, contributing to the peace that residents experience here. Most homes are ground-based, such as detached houses and semi-detached houses, fitting the low WOZ value and the relatively spacious plots in this part of Joure.
The largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds (accounting for 30 of the 85 residents), confirming the image of a quiet, mature neighbourhood. Families with children are the most common household type, and 41% of residents are married. Students and young singles will feel less at home here than families or people seeking peace and space.
Facilities in and around Joure Sewei/De Ekers
The neighbourhood itself has no shops or facilities, but the centre of Joure is within cycling distance. There you will find supermarkets such as Jumbo and Albert Heijn, primary schools, GP practices and a wide range of local shops and eateries. For sports, several clubs are active in Joure, including football and tennis clubs, and the De Greiden swimming pool is a few kilometres away. The proximity of the Frisian lakes also makes the neighbourhood attractive for those who enjoy water sports: Joure lies in the heart of De Fryske Marren and offers access to an extensive network of waterways and recreational areas.
Accessibility of Joure Sewei/De Ekers
By car, Joure Sewei/De Ekers is easily accessible via the N359 and the A7 motorway, which connects Joure with Sneek (about 20 minutes) and Heerenveen (about 15 minutes). Leeuwarden can be reached in about 35 minutes. Joure railway station is a few kilometres away and offers connections to Leeuwarden and Zwolle. By bike, the centre of Joure can be reached in 10 to 15 minutes via well-maintained cycle paths. Parking is not a problem in this neighbourhood: most homes have their own driveway or parking on private property, and there is no permit system.
Residents appreciate the peace and space the neighbourhood offers. On the neighbourhood page of Joure Sewei/De Ekers you can read what residents themselves write. One resident describes the neighbourhood as: "Wonderfully quiet living, close to nature yet everything in Joure within easy reach." Similar in character but with a slightly different offering is Joure Buitengebied, which is even more rural. Those who prefer more facilities around the corner can also look at the offerings in Joure Centrum, where rental prices are generally higher but walking distance to shops and public transport is much shorter.
Is a rental home in Joure Sewei/De Ekers right for you?
Joure Sewei/De Ekers is most suitable for families and people in the middle and older age groups seeking peace, space and a green environment. Rental homes in the free market are rarely offered here: last year there were only 2 homes. Anyone wanting to rent a home in Joure Sewei/De Ekers must respond quickly as soon as something becomes available. Make sure you have your rental contract, payslips and ID ready. For social housing, you can register with Accolade, the housing association active in this region, but be prepared for waiting lists. As an alternative, it is also worth looking at homes for sale in Joure Sewei/De Ekers, because with 56% owner-occupied homes, that is the dominant segment here.
What residents say about Joure Sewei/De Ekers
The neighbourhood has a limited number of reviews, which fits the small scale of only 85 residents. Residents emphasise the peace, the green environment and the good accessibility of Joure centre. Critical notes sometimes concern the limited supply of rental homes and the lack of direct facilities in the neighbourhood itself. One resident writes: "Ideal for those seeking peace and not dependent on public transport. You really feel like you live away from the hustle and bustle, but Joure is just around the corner." See all reviews and scores on the page with reviews and neighbourhood data of Joure Sewei/De Ekers. These kinds of experiences from real residents are unique at neighbourhood level.
Comparing rental homes in and around Joure Sewei/De Ekers
Those undecided between different neighbourhoods in Joure can also look at Joure Skipsleat or Joure Blaauwhof for a different atmosphere within the same district. For a broader overview of available rental homes in the region, check the offerings of rental homes in Joure or explore all rental homes in De Fryske Marren. Buurtje.nl combines current housing listings from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. More background on the municipality can be found on the website of De Fryske Marren.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Joure Sewei/De Ekers, De Fryske Marren?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Joure Sewei/De Ekers over the past year was €1,650 per month for a home averaging 100 m², which works out to €16.50 per m² per month. Supply is limited: only 2 homes were rented out in this period. Social housing rents are significantly lower, but waiting lists apply through housing association Accolade.
Are there social housing properties in Joure Sewei/De Ekers?
Yes, approximately 19% of the housing stock in Joure Sewei/De Ekers is owned by a housing association, which corresponds to about 7 of the 36 homes. For a social housing property, you can register with Accolade, the largest housing association in the De Fryske Marren region. Be prepared for waiting lists, as supply in this small neighbourhood is scarce.
What is it like to live in Joure Sewei/De Ekers?
Living in Joure Sewei/De Ekers is quiet and green, with a village character on the edge of Joure. The neighbourhood has only 85 residents and consists mainly of ground-level homes with spacious plots. Residents appreciate the tranquillity and proximity to the Frisian lakes, but there are no direct amenities such as shops within the neighbourhood itself. The centre of Joure is within cycling distance.
Is Joure Sewei/De Ekers suitable for families with children?
Yes, Joure Sewei/De Ekers is particularly attractive for families. Families with children form the largest household type in the neighbourhood, and the quiet, green environment is well-suited for children. Schools and sports clubs are available in nearby Joure centre. Students and young singles will feel less at home here due to the limited supply of rental homes and the lack of urban amenities.
How accessible is Joure Sewei/De Ekers?
By car, the neighbourhood is easily accessible via the A7, with Heerenveen about 15 minutes away and Sneek about 20 minutes by car. Joure train station offers connections to Leeuwarden and Zwolle and is a few kilometres away. By bike, the centre of Joure can be reached in 10 to 15 minutes. Parking is not a problem: most homes have their own parking and there is no permit system.
What amenities are there in Joure Sewei/De Ekers?
The neighbourhood itself has no direct amenities such as shops or schools. In the nearby centre of Joure you will find supermarkets (Jumbo and Albert Heijn), primary schools, GP practices, sports clubs and hospitality venues. De Greiden swimming pool is a few kilometres away. The location near the Frisian lakes makes the neighbourhood attractive for water sports and outdoor recreation.
How quickly are rental homes rented out in Joure Sewei/De Ekers?
The supply of rental homes in Joure Sewei/De Ekers is very limited: in the past year, only 2 free-sector homes were rented out. This means that available rental homes are snapped up quickly. Anyone looking for a rental home in this neighbourhood would do well to respond immediately and have all necessary documents (payslips, ID, previous rental contract) ready.
