Rental homes in Landschappenbuurt, Amstelveen

Rental prices and market figures for Landschappenbuurt, Amstelveen

Landschappenbuurt is a neighbourhood where renting is the norm: 54% of the approximately 950 homes are rental properties, split between housing association properties (27%) and other landlords (27%). This means both social housing and free-sector homes are available, a distribution not seen as evenly in many Amstelveen neighbourhoods. In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent over the past twelve months was €2,895 per month, with a range of €1,873 to €4,500. With an average floor area of 103 m², this works out to about €28 per square metre. The WOZ value of €500,000 is slightly below the average for the district Bovenkerk - Westwijk Noord (€514,000) and lower than the Amstelveen average of €528,000. The average income of €47,500 is also somewhat more modest than the rest of Amstelveen (€50,600). Rental properties in Landschappenbuurt are therefore relatively affordable compared to more expensive neighbourhoods in the municipality. At the top of this page, you can see the current listings and daily prices for the most up-to-date information.

Living in Landschappenbuurt, Amstelveen

Landschappenbuurt owes its name to street names that refer to paintings and landscapes, think of streets like Bos en Vaartgezicht, Duingezicht and Heuvellandschap. It is a green, relatively quiet residential neighbourhood in the southwest of Amstelveen, built from the late 1970s and early 1980s. The homes mainly consist of single-family houses, terraced houses and low-rise apartments, often with a private garden or spacious balcony. The neighbourhood feels village-like and child-friendly, with wide pavements, plenty of green strips and playgrounds scattered throughout the area.

Facilities in Landschappenbuurt

You can do your daily shopping at Albert Heijn and Lidl in Westwijk shopping centre, a few minutes away by bike. The same shopping centre also has a pharmacy, GP practice and various small shops. For primary education, there are schools such as De Wereldboom and OBS De Pionier, both within walking distance. Sports enthusiasts can go to De Weide sports park, where football club RKAVIC plays, and the nearby De Meerkamp swimming pool is a bike ride away towards the Stadshart. Broersepark and Meanderpark offer space for walking, jogging or playing with children.

Accessibility from Landschappenbuurt

Public transport is reasonable. Bus line 174 (towards Schiphol and Amstelstation) stops in the neighbourhood, and by bike you can reach Westwijk metro station (line 51 towards Amsterdam Zuid) in ten minutes. By car, you can quickly get onto the A9 towards Schiphol, Haarlem or Amsterdam. Cycling to the Stadshart of Amstelveen takes about ten minutes. Parking in Landschappenbuurt is largely free and without a permit, an advantage that residents often mention compared to neighbourhoods closer to the centre.

Residents appreciate the peace and greenery. On the Landschappenbuurt neighbourhood page you can read reviews where residents write: "Nice, green neighbourhood with plenty of space for children. A shame there is little dining and drinking options in the immediate vicinity." That is typical: Landschappenbuurt is not a neighbourhood for those who want to grab a terrace around the corner in the evening, but rather for those seeking peace and space. Compared to the Theaterbuurt, it is quieter and greener here, but also further from the cultural offerings around the Stadshart. If you are looking for a rental home with more buzz in the neighbourhood, you could also look at the listings in the Buitenplaatsenbuurt, which is closer to facilities and dining options.

Who is a rental property in Landschappenbuurt suitable for?

With 310 children (0-15 years) and 560 residents between 45 and 65, this is a typical family and move-up neighbourhood. But seniors (525 residents aged 65+) also feel at home here due to the quiet layout and proximity of care facilities. Starters and singles form the largest group of households (375 single-person households), although renting an apartment in Landschappenbuurt in the free sector at an average of €2,895 per month is not cheap. If you are considering renting a home in Landschappenbuurt, prepare your documents (employer's statement, payslips, ID) in advance, as popular homes are quickly taken. For social housing, you can register via WoningNet; expect long waiting lists. If you prefer to buy, check the listings for homes for sale in Landschappenbuurt.

What residents say about Landschappenbuurt

Residents rate Landschappenbuurt positively for greenery, safety and child-friendliness. Criticism mainly focuses on the limited shopping and dining options in the immediate vicinity and the somewhat dated appearance of some homes. One resident wrote: "Quiet neighbourhood, nice for families. A shame you have to take the car or bike for everything." Read all reviews and experiences on the Landschappenbuurt review page.

Renting in Landschappenbuurt compared to surrounding neighbourhoods

Would you like to weigh up available rental properties in Landschappenbuurt against alternatives? Bovenkerk offers a more village-like character with sometimes lower rents, while Legmeer has newer homes but is further from public transport. Also look at the broader listings in the district or compare with other popular areas such as Stadshart or Elsrijk. On Buurtje.nl, you can combine neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and current housing listings from more than 1,500 sources, so you can not only consider renting a home in Landschappenbuurt, but also really know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Also view the full overview of rental properties in Amstelveen and the website of the municipality of Amstelveen for information about permits and municipal regulations.