Rental homes in Lemmer-Kom, De Fryske Marren

Rental prices and market figures Lemmer-Kom, De Fryske Marren

In Lemmer-Kom, 47% of the housing stock consists of rental properties, spread over 627 homes in total. This is a relatively high proportion for a small Frisian town. Of all homes, 21% are owned by a housing association (social rent) and 26% fall under other landlords in the private sector. For tenants reliant on the private sector: in the past twelve months, two private sector homes were rented in Lemmer-Kom at an average rent of €1,295 per month. The range was €1,295 to €1,295 per month. This concerns only private sector rent; social housing is excluded. The average WOZ value of homes in Lemmer-Kom is €251,000, significantly lower than the district average of Lemmer (€309,000) and the municipal average of De Fryske Marren (€323,000). This difference reflects the character of the neighbourhood: more compact, older homes in the centre of Lemmer. For current listings and daily rental prices, please consult the overview at the top of this page.

Living in Lemmer-Kom, De Fryske Marren

Lemmer-Kom is the historic core of Lemmer, a harbour town on the IJsselmeer in the municipality of De Fryske Marren. The neighbourhood has a distinct village-maritime character: narrow streets, old buildings along the water and the lively harbour area are within walking distance of each other. It is not an anonymous residential area but a place where people know each other and where hospitality and local shops play a central role in daily life.

The homes in Lemmer-Kom are predominantly older ground-floor houses and smaller apartments, mostly built before 1970. New construction is scarce here. Those looking for a spacious modern home would be better off looking at Lemmer-Noord or Lemmer-Rienplan, where more recent housing can be found. Lemmer-Kom attracts people who consciously choose the atmosphere of an authentic fishing village, even if that means living in a smaller or less energy-efficient home.

Facilities in Lemmer-Kom

Daily life is well catered for in and around Lemmer-Kom. There is a Jumbo supermarket within walking distance in the centre of Lemmer, supplemented by local speciality shops. For primary education, there are several primary schools in Lemmer, including Ds. Pierson School and Pabo-school. Secondary education requires a trip to Joure or Sneek. In terms of sports, Lemmer offers various clubs: football at VV Lemmer, a swimming pool and water sports facilities directly on the IJsselmeer. The harbour itself and the nearby Lemsterhaven are popular recreational areas for residents and tourists. The hospitality industry in the centre, with cafes and restaurants along the harbour, gives the neighbourhood a lively character, especially during the tourist season.

Accessibility of Lemmer-Kom

Lemmer does not have a train station. Bus connections via Arriva connect Lemmer with Joure, Sneek and Heerenveen, from where you can travel further. Expect a travel time of about 30 minutes to Joure and just over an hour to Leeuwarden by public transport. By car, the A6 is accessible via the N359, allowing you to reach the motorway towards Amsterdam or Groningen in about 25 minutes. Cycling within Lemmer-Kom is easy; the centre is compact and everything is close together. Parking in the centre itself can be difficult during the tourist season, but outside the summer months there is usually sufficient space in the immediate vicinity.

Residents appreciate the tranquillity and the direct proximity to the water. On the neighbourhood page of Lemmer-Kom you can read what residents themselves say about living in this neighbourhood. One resident describes it as: "You live here in the heart of Lemmer, everything is close by and the harbour gives the neighbourhood a unique atmosphere you won't find anywhere else." More critical voices concern the crowds in the summer season and the limited parking options. Compared to Lemmer-West or Lemmer-Lemstervaart, the Kom is livelier but also more compact and busier. Those seeking more space and tranquillity will find it in the surrounding neighbourhoods. More information about the entire district can be found on the page about Lemmer.

Does renting in Lemmer-Kom suit you?

The demographic composition of Lemmer-Kom is striking. With 405 residents aged 65 and over out of a total of 1,125, this is clearly a neighbourhood where seniors set the tone. Single-person households are the largest household group (310 out of approximately 580 households). This matches the housing type: many smaller homes that suit single people and older residents well. Families with children are in the minority; there are only 110 residents under the age of 15. Starters looking for an affordable rental home in a village environment can find something here, although the private sector supply is limited. Those considering buying can also look at homes for sale in Lemmer-Kom as an alternative. For social rent, registration with a housing association is necessary; be prepared for waiting lists. Respond quickly to available rental properties in Lemmer-Kom, as supply is limited.

What residents say about Lemmer-Kom

Residents of Lemmer-Kom particularly appreciate the location on the water, the village atmosphere and the good local facilities. Some are less positive about the parking situation in the summer months and the limited public transport connections. One resident writes: "The atmosphere here is unique, the harbour area makes Lemmer-Kom a place you won't easily forget once you've lived there." View all reviews and the full neighbourhood scores on Lemmer-Kom, where residents share their experiences on safety, facilities and liveability.

Compare rental properties in and around Lemmer-Kom

Would you like to compare renting a home in Lemmer-Kom with the supply elsewhere? The neighbourhood has its own character that distinguishes it from surrounding districts. For more greenery and space, you could also look at Lemmer-Buitengebied or Lemmer-Frieslandpark. If you want to search more broadly in the region, the overview of rental properties in De Fryske Marren provides a complete picture. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews, neighbourhood data and rental market figures, information you won't find at neighbourhood level on platforms like Funda or Pararius. This allows you as a tenant to make a well-considered choice, not only based on the property but also on the neighbourhood that suits you.