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Rental prices and market figures Kom Volkel, Maashorst

Of the approximately 1,100 homes in Kom Volkel, 31% are in the rental sector, amounting to around 340 rental properties. This is a relatively limited share compared to the municipal average of Maashorst, where renting is slightly more common in the older centres. The vast majority of the housing stock is owner-occupied (69%), giving the neighbourhood a stable, owner-occupied character.

The average WOZ value in Kom Volkel is €375,000. This is lower than the district average of Volkel (€425,000) and also slightly below the municipal average of Maashorst (€384,000). This indicates that the housing supply in the village centre itself is somewhat more affordable than in the outlying areas and villa neighbourhoods of the district. Current rental prices and the average time to let can be found at the top of this page in the daily updated overview.

Of the rental properties, 27% are owned by a housing association (social housing), while only 4% are with other landlords. Private sector rental properties are therefore scarce in Kom Volkel. If you are looking for a rental home outside the social sector, you have little choice and need to act quickly. For a wider supply in the area, you can also look at rental properties in Maashorst as a whole.

Living in Kom Volkel, Maashorst

Kom Volkel is the village centre of the eponymous village in the municipality of Maashorst, located in the northeast of North Brabant. It is a quiet, small-scale village with a distinct village character. The housing stock largely consists of post-war terraced houses and semi-detached houses from the 1960s and 1970s, supplemented by some detached houses and a limited number of ground-floor rental properties from the housing association. High-rise buildings or large apartment complexes are almost entirely absent, giving the neighbourhood its quiet, green appearance.

The village is compact but has a clear centre around Kerkstraat and Pastoor van Winkelstraat, where most daily amenities are concentrated.

Amenities in Kom Volkel

For daily groceries, there is a supermarket in the village itself, although the range is limited. For a full grocery shop, most residents drive to Uden, about 10 kilometres away. Primary school De Leilinde provides education for the youngest residents; for secondary education, pupils rely on Uden or Veghel. The village is well equipped for sports: football club SV Volkel and tennis club TV Volkel are active in the village. The proximity of the Maashorst, the extensive nature and recreation area southwest of the village, is one of the most frequently mentioned plus points by residents. Walking, cycling and mountain biking are possible within a short cycling distance. Hospitality options are limited in the centre itself.

Accessibility of Kom Volkel

By car, Kom Volkel is reasonably accessible. Via the N605 you quickly reach the A50 (towards Eindhoven and Nijmegen) and the A59. Eindhoven is about a 35-minute drive away, Den Bosch about 40 minutes. Public transport is limited: there is a bus connection towards Uden, but the frequency is low and there is no train station in the village. Travellers rely on Veghel or Uden-Noord station for train connections. Cycling to the centre of Uden takes about 25 minutes over fairly flat roads. Parking is not a problem in Kom Volkel: in most streets you can park for free on your own driveway or along the road.

Compared to the neighbouring community of Buitengebied-Volkel, the centre is more compact and better equipped with daily facilities. Vliegbasis Volkel is a special neighbour: the military base is located directly next to the village and is visibly and audibly present in daily life. Aircraft noise from training flights is experienced differently by residents. If you are looking for peace and quiet, it is wise to take this into account. On the neighbourhood page of Kom Volkel you can read the full resident reviews and all available neighbourhood data.

Residents particularly appreciate the village for its peace and quiet, the green surroundings and the strong social cohesion. One resident writes: "It is wonderfully quiet here, everyone knows each other and the Maashorst is just around the corner. But you do need a car, because you won't manage here with public transport." That last point is an honest signal for tenants who depend on public transport.

Is a rental property in Kom Volkel right for you?

Kom Volkel mainly attracts families and residents aged 45 and over, which is also confirmed by the demographic data: the largest groups are 45-65 years and 65-plus, each around 665 people. Starters and young people (25-45) are present with 500 people but form a smaller group. The limited supply of rental properties in the private sector makes renting in Kom Volkel challenging for those who want to move quickly. Respond quickly to available rental properties, because supply is scarce and usually goes fast. Make sure you have income documents, references and a copy of your ID ready. For social housing, registration with the regional housing association (Mooiland serves this area) is necessary, but be prepared for significant waiting times. If you are considering buying, you can find the available supply of owner-occupied homes in Kom Volkel on this site. For a wider supply of rental homes in the region, you can also compare the supply in the Volkel district or look at other centres such as Schaijk or Odiliapeel.

What residents say about Kom Volkel

Residents generally give Kom Volkel positive reviews. The neighbourhood scores well on liveability, green spaces and social atmosphere. Less positive are comments about the limited public transport connections and the noise from the nearby airbase. One resident sums it up aptly: "A beautiful village to live in if you like peace and quiet, but without a car you are really nowhere." View all reviews and scores per category on the resident reviews of Kom Volkel. This kind of experience from real residents is not available anywhere else at neighbourhood level.

Compare rental properties in and around Kom Volkel

Are you looking for available rental properties in a wider area? Then it is useful to compare Kom Volkel with adjacent neighbourhoods and centres. Buitengebied-Volkel offers more space but fewer amenities within walking distance. Also popular among tenants in the region is Uden, which has a larger and more diverse supply with better public transport connections. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also a neighbourhood that suits you. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of Maashorst municipality.


Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in Kom Volkel, Maashorst?

The current average rent in the free sector in Kom Volkel can be found at the top of this page; this overview is updated daily. The WOZ value of homes in Kom Volkel averages €375,000, which is slightly lower than the neighbourhood average of €425,000 and the municipal average of €384,000. Social housing (27% of the stock) is significantly cheaper but requires registration with a housing association and involves waiting times.

Are there social housing properties in Kom Volkel?

Yes, approximately 27% of the housing stock in Kom Volkel is owned by a housing association, amounting to around 300 homes. Housing association Mooiland is active in this area. For a social housing property, you must register via WoningNet Noordoost-Brabant; be aware of waiting times that can be long in popular centres like Volkel. Free sector rental properties are scarce: only 4% of the stock is owned by other landlords.

What is it like to live in Kom Volkel?

Kom Volkel is a quiet, small-scale village with strong social cohesion and plenty of green space in the immediate vicinity. The proximity of the Maashorst recreation area is seen by residents as a major plus point. A point of attention is the nearby military airbase, which can cause aircraft noise. Residents rate the neighbourhood positively for liveability and atmosphere, but point to limited public transport connections and the need for a car.

Is Kom Volkel suitable for families with children?

Kom Volkel is certainly suitable for families: the neighbourhood is quiet, the streets are child-friendly, and there is a primary school, De Leilinde, in the village. The age group 0-15 years counts around 345 residents, indicating that families are well represented. For secondary education, children must go to Uden or Veghel, which requires a car or bicycle. The presence of sports clubs such as SV Volkel and TV Volkel offers opportunities for outdoor activities.

How accessible is Kom Volkel?

By car, Kom Volkel is reasonably accessible via the N605 towards the A50 and A59; Eindhoven is about 35 minutes away and Den Bosch about 40 minutes. Public transport is limited: there is a bus connection towards Uden, but the frequency is low and there is no own train station. Cycling to the centre of Uden takes about 25 minutes. Parking in the neighbourhood is free and generally not a problem.

What facilities are there in Kom Volkel?

In the centre of Kom Volkel, basic daily facilities are available, including a supermarket and primary school De Leilinde. Sports clubs SV Volkel (football) and TV Volkel (tennis) are active in the village. For more extensive shops, healthcare facilities and catering, residents rely on Uden, about 10 kilometres away. The location on the edge of the Maashorst nature and recreation area offers excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor recreation.

How quickly are rental properties rented out in Kom Volkel?

The supply of rental properties in Kom Volkel is limited: only 31% of the approximately 1,100 homes are in the rental sector, and the free sector within that is small (4% other landlords). Available rental houses and apartments to rent in Kom Volkel are therefore generally rented out quickly. The current average rental time in days can be found at the top of this page. It is wise to respond quickly to new listings and have your documents, such as proof of income and an identity document, ready.

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