Rental homes in Kloosterveen, Assen
Looking for rental properties in Kloosterveen? Discover the scarce current supply directly here, check the rental prices, and read what residents really think of this popular family neighbourhood in Assen-West.
Is there actually any private-sector rental supply in Kloosterveen?
Let's cut straight to the chase: anyone looking to rent a home in Kloosterveen needs patience and a quick trigger finger. The figures speak for themselves. Of the more than 4,000 homes in this neighbourhood, a whopping 79% are owner-occupied. The rental segment is already small at 21%, but the largest part of that (14%) is owned by housing associations and falls under social housing. The private sector — which most home seekers on this platform are aiming for — accounts for just 6% of the total housing stock. In the past 12 months, our data showed only 14 private-sector rental properties being let.
That scarce supply is also reflected in the price level. The average rent over the past year was €1,244 per month, with outliers in the range of €1,060 to €1,447. However, you do get something for that: the average size of these rental homes was a generous 139m². This fits the profile of the neighbourhood; the average WOZ value here is €380,000, significantly higher than the average in the municipality of Assen (€278,000). For current availability and daily prices, we refer you to the overview at the top of this page, as the market here is constantly changing.
How do residents experience family life in Kloosterveen?
Kloosterveen is known in Assen as 'the' new-build neighbourhood (although the first parts have been around for a while) where young families and movers settle. As you walk through the streets, it immediately strikes you how spacious the layout is. This is reflected in the ratings: the neighbourhood scores a very solid 8.2 on Buurtje.nl. Safety (an impressive 9.3) and cleanliness (8.3) particularly stand out. Resident Harm sums it up matter-of-factly in his review: "It's a fine neighbourhood. Nothing crazy, just quiet." This peace is exactly what many people are looking for when they want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city but still have all amenities close at hand.
The neighbourhood is divided into different 'cloisters' and themed areas, each with its own feel. For instance, there's the activity around the shopping centre in Kloosterveste, where you can do your daily shopping, and the greener, quieter streets in Kloosterhage. Another resident, N.W, gives the neighbourhood a 7.9 and notes: "The neighbourhood is generally well maintained by residents and the municipality. There are nice playgrounds for the children." That child-friendly character is confirmed by the data: the largest group of households consists of families with children (2,220 households). If you want to know more about the specific atmosphere and read all the reviews, take a look at the comprehensive neighbourhood page for Kloosterveen.
In terms of accessibility, the neighbourhood scores an 8.0. You're quickly on the A28 towards Groningen or Zwolle, and the bus connections are fine. Yet it sometimes feels like you live in your own village within the city. Looking for something specific? The neighbourhood is diverse. From the modern architecture in the Sterrenbeeldenbuurt to the water-rich layout in some parts of Kloosterhaven; there is variety, although the 'new-build vibe' predominates. It's generally neat and tidy here. If you're looking for rough edges or a vibrant nightlife, this isn't the place for you.
Does the cost picture of Kloosterveen suit you?
Given the rental prices and the large sizes of the homes, a rental house in this neighbourhood is mainly suitable for families and couples with above-average incomes. The average income in the neighbourhood is €40,100, which is significantly higher than the Assen average. For starters or single people, it's difficult to get a foot in the door in the private sector here, simply because there is hardly any small supply. If you're looking for a cheaper apartment to rent, you'll probably have more success in other neighbourhoods. Because the rental supply is so limited, many people eventually turn to the owner-occupied homes in Kloosterveen or look at surrounding neighbourhoods.
Searching effectively in Assen-West
Because the supply of rental homes in Kloosterveen is so scarce, it's wise to keep your search broad. Use the filters at the top to see directly if there is anything available that fits your budget. Nothing there? Then take a look at the rental supply in the rest of Assen. Often, home seekers who miss out here succeed in the adjacent neighbourhood Pittelo or opt for the liveliness of the Centre. Buurtje.nl helps you map out the differences so you find not just a house, but also a neighbourhood that suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Kloosterveen?
In the past 12 months, the average rent for a home in the private sector was €1,244 per month. Prices typically range between €1,060 and €1,447, depending on the type of property and location.
Is it easy to rent a home in Kloosterveen?
No, supply is very limited. Only 6% of homes in the neighbourhood are in the private rental sector. Few properties become available each year, so quick action is essential if you are looking for a rental home here.
What type of rental properties can I find in this neighbourhood?
The supply mainly consists of spacious single-family homes. The average size of rented properties in the private sector over the past year was 139m². There are relatively few small apartments compared to the centre of Assen.
How safe and family-friendly is Kloosterveen?
The neighbourhood is known as very safe and scores a 9.3 on this in resident reviews. With many playgrounds, schools and traffic-calmed streets, it is a typical family neighbourhood. Over 2,200 households in the neighbourhood have children living at home.
Where can I go if there is no rental property available in Kloosterveen?
If there is no supply in Kloosterveen, you can look at the adjacent neighbourhood of Pittelo or the Baggelhuizen neighbourhood. The Lariks neighbourhood also often offers more options for renters, including apartments.
It's a decent neighbourhood. Never any crazy stuff, just quiet.
Auto-translated to English by AIThe neighbourhood is generally well maintained by the residents and the municipality. There are nice playgrounds for the children.
Auto-translated to English by AIA pleasant neighbourhood for a young family close to a nature reserve and close to amenities (walking distance). The only downside is that pavements have not been laid throughout the neighbourhood.
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