Rental homes in Landbouwbuurt, Tilburg
Discover the current rental property supply in Landbouwbuurt and read what this quiet Tilburg neighbourhood has to offer for tenants.
Rental prices and market figures for Landbouwbuurt, Tilburg
Landbouwbuurt is a predominantly rental neighbourhood: as many as 94% of the 401 homes are rental properties, and only 6% are owner-occupied. Of those rental homes, 88% are owned by a housing association, meaning social housing dominates here. Private sector rental homes are in the minority. The current average rental price and the current supply of rentals in Landbouwbuurt can be found at the top of this page, which is updated daily.
The average WOZ value of homes in Landbouwbuurt is €240,000. This is noticeably lower than the average for the district Groenewoud (€264,000) and well below the Tilburg average of €314,000. This lower WOZ value reflects the character of the neighbourhood: many housing association homes, modest housing types, and an income level that, at €21,800 per year, is clearly below the municipal average of €34,000. For tenants looking for an affordable rental home in Tilburg, Landbouwbuurt is therefore one of the more accessible options in the city. If you also want to compare owner-occupied homes, you can visit the page with owner-occupied homes in Landbouwbuurt, although the private sector owner-occupied segment here is very limited.
Living in Landbouwbuurt, Tilburg
Landbouwbuurt is part of the Groenewoud district in the southwest of Tilburg. It is a compact, quiet residential neighbourhood with a strong social character. The buildings mainly consist of post-war terraced houses and porch flats, built in the 1960s and 1970s. The streets are clear, the gardens and pavements are maintained by residents, and the atmosphere is down-to-earth and community-oriented. This is not a trendy city neighbourhood, but a place where people know each other and are there for each other.
Facilities in Landbouwbuurt
For daily groceries, residents rely on the Jumbo in the immediate vicinity. That is fine for many people, but as resident Henk van Berkel puts it: "Too bad there is no Aldi, especially for the elderly. Only the Jumbo. A Lidl would also be nice." For a wider choice of supermarkets, you need to head towards the centre of Tilburg or neighbouring districts. Primary schools are available in the immediate vicinity, which suits the relatively high proportion of families with children in the neighbourhood (over 200 households). For secondary education and higher education, Tilburg city centre is the designated destination. Sports clubs and recreational facilities can be found in the wider Groenewoud district; larger sports facilities and the city park are within cycling distance.
Accessibility
Landbouwbuurt is within cycling distance of Tilburg city centre, roughly ten to fifteen minutes by bike. This makes cycling the most practical way to get into the city. By bus, the neighbourhood is connected to the centre and other parts of the city via bus routes that run through Groenewoud. Tilburg station is about a fifteen-minute bike ride away, with direct train connections to Breda, Den Bosch and Eindhoven. By car, the A58 (towards Eindhoven and Bergen op Zoom) is easily accessible via the southern ring road. Parking on the streets themselves is usually free and not a major problem for residents, although it can be tight at busy times.
On the neighbourhood page of Landbouwbuurt you will find all resident reviews, sub-scores and current district data together. Residents give the neighbourhood an average of 7.9 based on reviews, with highs for safety, accessibility and sense of community (all three a 10). The scores for housing and facilities (both a 5) indicate where there is still room for improvement.
If you also want to explore other neighbourhoods in Groenewoud, you can look at Groenewoud Oost or Vogeltjesbuurt West. These neighbourhoods have a similar post-war character but may differ in supply and rental prices. Also Visserijbuurt and Ezelvense Akkers are nearby options within the same district. For a broader overview of available rental homes in the region, you can also look at rental homes in Groenewoud as a whole.
Does renting in Landbouwbuurt suit you?
Landbouwbuurt mainly appeals to families with children, young adults between 25 and 45, and people who consciously choose an affordable, quiet place to live outside the busier city centre. The high proportion of housing association homes makes social renting the realistic route for most tenants. Register with a Tilburg housing association, as the municipality of Tilburg refers you to the relevant associations for your situation. Be prepared for waiting lists, as the demand for social rental homes in Tilburg is high. Private sector rental homes are scarce in this neighbourhood; respond quickly if you see one. Prepare with a recent employer's statement, payslips and a valid ID. If you are also considering owner-occupied homes: the supply is limited, but check the owner-occupied homes in Landbouwbuurt for the current situation. For a broader search, the overview of rental homes in Tilburg offers more choice across all districts.
What residents say about living in Landbouwbuurt
Landbouwbuurt scores a 7.9 based on resident reviews. The sub-scores paint a clear picture: safety, accessibility and sense of community are all rated a 10. Resident Henk van Berkel describes the neighbourhood as "great" and emphasises the mutual involvement: "Helpful, they are there for each other." At the same time, he points out a specific shortcoming: more supermarket choice, especially for the elderly. The scores for housing (5) and facilities (5) confirm that there is room for improvement in those areas. View all reviews and the full neighbourhood data on the neighbourhood page of Landbouwbuurt.
Compare rental homes in and around Landbouwbuurt
Are you looking for a rental home in a quiet, affordable neighbourhood with a close-knit social fabric? Then Landbouwbuurt is worth comparing, but also look at neighbourhoods like Groenewoud Midden or Vogeltjesbuurt Oost for a good picture of the supply in this corner of Tilburg. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident scores, demographic data and neighbourhood descriptions, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Want to search more broadly? The overview of rental homes in Tilburg gives you access to all available rental homes in the municipality, including districts such as Binnenstad and Armhoef.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Landbouwbuurt, Tilburg?
Landbouwbuurt consists of 88% social housing, meaning most rents are below the social rent threshold. Private sector rental properties are scarce in this neighbourhood. The current average rent in the private sector and the range can be found at the top of this page, which is updated daily based on current listings. The average WOZ value of homes is €240,000, which is lower than the Tilburg average of €314,000.
Are there social housing properties in Landbouwbuurt?
Yes, Landbouwbuurt has a very high proportion of social housing: 88% of all homes are owned by a housing association. This makes it one of the more accessible neighbourhoods for social housing in Tilburg. To qualify for a social housing property, you must register with a Tilburg housing association. Be prepared for waiting lists, as demand for social housing in Tilburg is high.
What is it like to live in Landbouwbuurt?
Landbouwbuurt is a quiet, compact post-war residential neighbourhood in the Groenewoud district in southwest Tilburg. Residents appreciate the strong sense of community and the feeling of safety. The neighbourhood scores 7.9 out of 10 in resident reviews, with a 10 for safety and community spirit. One point of attention is the limited range of amenities, particularly supermarkets and shops.
Is Landbouwbuurt suitable for families with children?
Landbouwbuurt is certainly suitable for families. More than 200 of the approximately 400 households are families with children, giving the neighbourhood a family-friendly character. There are primary schools in the area, the streets are quiet and clear, and the neighbourhood scores highly on safety. The income level is relatively low (average €21,800 per year), which also makes the neighbourhood attractive for families who consciously choose affordable living.
How accessible is Landbouwbuurt in Tilburg?
Landbouwbuurt is about a ten to fifteen-minute bike ride from the centre of Tilburg and the train station. By bus, there are connections to the centre and other parts of the city. By car, the A58 towards Eindhoven and Bergen op Zoom is easily accessible via the southern ring road. Parking on residential streets is generally free. Residents give accessibility a score of 10 out of 10.
What amenities are there in Landbouwbuurt?
For daily groceries, there is a Jumbo in the immediate vicinity. Residents indicate that more supermarket choice would be welcome, especially for the elderly. Primary schools are present in the neighbourhood, which is convenient for families. Larger shopping centres, sports facilities and eateries can be found in the centre of Tilburg or in adjacent districts, within cycling or bus distance. The score for amenities is 5 out of 10.
Is Landbouwbuurt a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Yes, residents rate safety in Landbouwbuurt as 10 out of 10. That is a remarkably high score and reflects the sense of security that residents experience in this quiet, clear residential neighbourhood. The strong social cohesion, where residents indicate they are there for each other, likely contributes to this.
Helpful, they are there for each other. Too bad there is no Aldi, especially for the elderly, they only have Jumbo. Lidl would also be nice.
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