Rental homes in Lanenrijk, Amsterdam

Rental prices and market figures for Lanenrijk, Amsterdam

Lanenrijk is a pronounced owner-occupied neighbourhood: 98% of the 692 homes are owned by residents, and only 2% are rented out by other landlords. There are no social rental homes from a housing association. Anyone looking for a rental home in Lanenrijk is therefore entirely in the private sector.

Over the past twelve months, 12 homes were rented out in the private sector (excluding social rent) in Lanenrijk. The average rent was €2,825 per month, with a range of €1,450 to €3,450 per month. The average living area was 129 m², which works out at a price of around €21.90 per m². That is substantial, but fits with the high WOZ value in the neighbourhood: an average of €751,000, well above the district average for Bloemendalerpolder (€746,000) and far above the Amsterdam average of €517,000.

For comparison: those looking at rental homes in Bloemendalerpolder as a whole, or in neighbouring neighbourhoods such as Waterrijk or Vechtrijk, will sometimes find a bit more supply. The current available rental homes and the most recent average rent are at the top of this page.

Living in Lanenrijk, Amsterdam

Lanenrijk is a quiet, green new-build neighbourhood in the Bloemendalerpolder, a development area east of Amsterdam that was developed in phases in the 2010s. The neighbourhood is part of Weespersluis, one of the largest new-build locations in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area. The name already reveals its character: wide avenues, lots of greenery, and a planned layout with spacious plots and detached houses, semi-detached houses and terraced houses. There are hardly any apartments. This also explains why the share of rental homes is so low: this was built for buyers.

The population composition is strikingly homogeneous. Of the 2,750 residents, the largest group is between 25 and 45 years old (1,265 people), and as many as 1,060 residents are under 15. Families with children are the dominant household type, and 87% of residents have a high level of education. The average income of €79,100 is almost twice as high as the Amsterdam average of €44,276. Lanenrijk is, in short, a neighbourhood of young, highly educated families who have consciously chosen peace, space and new-build quality here.

Facilities in Lanenrijk

Because Lanenrijk is a relatively young neighbourhood, the facilities are partly still under development or concentrated in the broader Weespersluis area. Primary schools are present in the immediate vicinity, tailored to the large group of young families. For daily groceries, there is a supermarket in the nearby shopping centre of Weespersluis, within cycling distance. Sports facilities match the active character of the neighbourhood: there are playgrounds, walking and cycling routes through the polder and along the Vecht, and sports clubs in the region. For a wider range of shops, catering and healthcare facilities, residents rely on the centre of Weesp or Amsterdam. The municipality of Amsterdam provides up-to-date information on facilities in the new-build areas at amsterdam.nl.

Accessibility

Lanenrijk is located on the edge of Amsterdam, and accessibility by car is strong: the A1 and A9 can be reached within a few minutes, allowing quick access to Amsterdam city centre, Utrecht or Almere. By car, you can reach the centre of Amsterdam in about 25 to 35 minutes, depending on rush hour. By public transport, Weesp station is the nearest train stop, from where intercity trains run to Amsterdam Central in about 15 minutes. Bus connections link the neighbourhood to the station. Cycling to the centre of Amsterdam is a ride of about 45 minutes via the cycle routes along the Vecht and the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal. Parking is not a problem in Lanenrijk: most homes have their own driveway or garage, and there is street space without a permit requirement.

Residents appreciate the peace and space that Lanenrijk offers. On the neighbourhood page for Lanenrijk you can read all the reviews and neighbourhood data. One resident writes: "Finally a neighbourhood where the children can play outside without you worrying. It's green, quiet here and the neighbours know each other." Criticisms that come up are the limited local facilities and the dependence on the car or bike for daily errands.

Compared to neighbouring Weespersluis-Noord, Lanenrijk has a similar new-build character, but slightly more emphasis on ground-based homes. Leeuwenveld is another neighbourhood in the district with its own atmosphere and sometimes a different supply.

Is renting in Lanenrijk for you?

A rental home in Lanenrijk is not for everyone. The supply is narrow: with only 2% rental homes and no social rent, the chance of an available home is limited. The private sector rents, averaging €2,825 per month, are high and fit the premium character of the neighbourhood. Families with above-average incomes looking for a spacious home (average 129 m²) in a green, quiet environment outside the Amsterdam ring road are most at home here. Starters, students and people with a lower budget will find little suitable supply here. Anyone considering renting an apartment in Lanenrijk should bear in mind that supply is scarce and homes are rented out quickly. Respond quickly when something becomes available, and make sure your documents (payslips, employer's statement) are ready immediately. Social rent is not available in Lanenrijk; for a social rental home in Amsterdam you can go to rental homes in Amsterdam or register via WoningNet. If renting doesn't work out, it's also worth looking at homes for sale in Lanenrijk.

What residents say about Lanenrijk

Residents of Lanenrijk generally rate their neighbourhood positively, with high scores for safety, greenery and the quality of the living environment. The neighbourhood scores lower on liveliness and level of facilities, which is logical for a young residential area on the edge of the city. One resident puts it aptly: "It's wonderfully quiet here and the homes are of good quality, but for a night out or a spontaneous terrace you really have to take the car." Read all the reviews and view the scores per category on the reviews and neighbourhood data for Lanenrijk. These kinds of experiences from real residents you won't find anywhere else at neighbourhood level.

Comparing rental homes in and around Lanenrijk

Anyone unsure whether Lanenrijk is the right choice would do well to compare. The other neighbourhoods in the Bloemendalerpolder have a similar new-build character, but can differ in supply and price level. Also popular among renters is Vechtrijk, which borders the water and has a slightly different atmosphere. Those who want a more urban living environment can look at Jordaan or Haarlemmerbuurt in the centre of Amsterdam, but should expect different prices and a very different living environment there. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews, neighbourhood data and rental market figures, so you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you. View the full supply for rent in Lanenrijk and surroundings via the filters at the top of this page.