Rental homes in Kloosterlanden, Deventer

Rental prices and market figures for Kloosterlanden, Deventer

Kloosterlanden is a compact neighbourhood with a remarkably small housing stock: only 3 registered homes, of which 6% are rented and 5% are owner-occupied. That sounds unusual, and it is. The neighbourhood largely consists of student housing and room rentals, which skews the figures. In the private sector (excluding social housing), 6 homes have been rented out over the past twelve months at an average rent of €825 per month. The range runs from €343 to €1,495 per month, indicating that both small rooms and larger self-contained homes come onto the market. Housing association ownership here is 0%, so you won't find social housing via a housing association in Kloosterlanden. All rentals are through private or other landlords (6%).

If you compare it with the surrounding district Rivierenwijk en Bergweide, the average WOZ value there is €239,000 and the average income is €29,800. For the whole of Deventer, that is €324,000 (WOZ) and €35,200 (income). Kloosterlanden is well below that, which fits the character of the neighbourhood. Always check the current daily prices and current supply at the top of this page, because the market moves quickly.

Living in Kloosterlanden, Deventer

Kloosterlanden is nestled between the IJssel river and the Rivierenwijk area, south of Deventer city centre. The name refers to the former monastery grounds that once stood here. Today it is a small, predominantly urban neighbourhood with a mix of older porch flats, a few terraced houses and some newer apartments. The atmosphere is down-to-earth and unadorned: no green avenues or stately facades, but a functional residential area where mainly young people and singles live. With 165 single-person households out of 335 residents, that is immediately clear. Only 18% of residents are married.

Facilities in and around Kloosterlanden

Within the neighbourhood itself, facilities are limited. For daily groceries, you walk to the Aldi or Lidl on Rijkmanstraat in the adjacent Rivierenbuurt, about five to ten minutes away. An Albert Heijn is a bit further towards the centre. Primary schools such as De Vlonder and De Wissel are in the immediate vicinity of Rivierenwijk. For secondary education, the Etty Hillesum Lyceum and Aventus are within cycling distance. For sports, you can go to Sportpark De Wecheler Zijde (football club DVS'33) or the Borgelerbad, the open-air swimming pool on the edge of Deventer. Along the IJssel there are lovely walking and running routes. Shops and restaurants are concentrated in the centre, which is a fifteen-minute walk away. The municipality of Deventer has been investing in the liveability of the Rivierenwijk area, which includes Kloosterlanden, in recent years.

Accessibility of Kloosterlanden

Deventer station can be reached in ten minutes by bike or with bus line 5, which runs through Rivierenwijk. From the station, you have direct trains to Zwolle (20 min), Apeldoorn (15 min) and Utrecht (60 min). By car, via the N348 you are quickly on the A1 towards Amersfoort or Hengelo. Cycling to the centre takes at most five to seven minutes. Parking in Kloosterlanden is generally free and without a permit, although it can sometimes be a challenge to find a spot in the evenings due to the high density of residents.

Residents of Kloosterlanden appreciate the affordability and central location, but are critical of the neighbourhood's appearance. One resident wrote: "It's not a neighbourhood you boast about, but for the price and location you can't complain." That sums it up well. Check all reviews and neighbourhood data for Kloosterlanden for a complete picture. Compared to the Deltabuurt, Kloosterlanden is slightly cheaper but also less green. The Hoornwerk neighbourhood is closer to the centre and attracts more students.

Is Kloosterlanden right for you as a tenant?

With the largest age group between 25 and 45 and a predominance of single-person households, Kloosterlanden is mainly interesting for starters and young people looking for an affordable rental home in Deventer. If you want to rent an apartment in Kloosterlanden, prepare your documents (employer's statement, payslips, ID) in advance. Supply is limited and goes quickly. Social housing is not available here; register with Woonkeus Stedendriehoek for homes elsewhere in the district. Looking for more space or a home to buy? Then check the supply of homes for sale in Kloosterlanden. Be honest with yourself: this is not a neighbourhood for those seeking lots of greenery or peace, but it is for those who want to live centrally and affordably.

What residents say about Kloosterlanden

On the neighbourhood page for Kloosterlanden you can view all resident reviews. In general, accessibility and affordability score highest, while appearance and maintenance of public spaces are rated lower. One resident noted: "Fine as a stopover, not as a final destination." That accurately reflects how many tenants experience Kloosterlanden: functional and affordable, but without the charm of, for example, the Binnenstad or Zandweerd.

Compare rental homes in Kloosterlanden with surrounding neighbourhoods

Want to know if there is more to rent in the area? Then also check what is available in the wider district via the rental supply in Rivierenwijk en Bergweide, or search more broadly for available rental homes in all of Deventer. The Epse-Noord neighbourhood offers a completely different, more rural living environment. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home but also the neighbourhood that truly suits you.