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Rental prices and market figures Lieshout, Laarbeek

Lieshout is a buyer-dominated neighbourhood: over 72% of the 1,604 homes are owner-occupied, with only 28% available for rent. Of these, the majority are owned by housing associations (21%), while private landlords account for a modest 7%. This makes the free-sector rental supply limited. The available rental properties in Lieshout that you see at the top of this page are therefore mainly free-sector homes; social housing is allocated through the housing association and is not found on the regular market.

The average WOZ value in Lieshout is €387,000. This is lower than the district average of Lieshout as a whole (€434,000) and also slightly below the municipal average of Laarbeek (€394,000). This neighbourhood is therefore relatively more affordable in terms of property value than the broader district, which could in principle translate into somewhat more reasonable rental prices in the free sector. Check the current overview at the top of this page for the most recent average rental price and letting times, as these figures are updated daily.

Living in Lieshout, Laarbeek

Lieshout is a Brabant village with a distinct character of its own. It is not an anonymous commuter suburb, but a place where people know each other and where village life is still tangible. The neighbourhood consists mainly of ground-level homes, terraced houses and detached houses from the 1960s to the 1990s, interspersed with some newer developments on the outskirts. You will not find large apartment blocks or high-rise buildings here. This gives Lieshout a quiet, orderly appearance that is rare in urban environments.

Resident F. Priem describes it aptly: "Quiet residential area with lots of greenery", and that is true. The green score of 9.0 is the highest sub-score in the resident rating, and for good reason. Around the village lie extensive agricultural areas and small woods that invite walking and cycling. The Aa, a stream valley that runs through the region, is easily accessible by bike.

Facilities in Lieshout

For a village of over 3,600 residents, Lieshout has a solid level of basic facilities. In the centre you will find a supermarket for daily groceries, a number of local shops and eateries that reinforce the village character. For more extensive shopping needs, you drive to Beek en Donk or Helmond. In terms of education, there are primary schools in the village itself; for secondary education, children rely on surrounding places such as Beek en Donk or Helmond. There is plenty to do for sports: Lieshout has a football club, and the Bavaria brewery also gives the village a touch of industrial heritage and regional fame. Basic healthcare facilities are available; for specialist care, Helmond is the designated city.

Accessibility

By car, Lieshout is reasonably accessible. Via the N615 you quickly reach the A270 towards Helmond (about 10 minutes), and from there you connect to the A67 and A2. Eindhoven is about a 20 to 25-minute drive. A car of your own in Lieshout is not a luxury but a necessity: public transport is limited. There are bus routes connecting Lieshout with Helmond and Beek en Donk, but the frequency is not high. There is no train station in the village itself; the nearest station is Helmond. Parking is not a problem in Lieshout: there is plenty of space and no permit requirement. For cyclists, there are good connections through the surrounding landscape, although the distance to urban facilities is too great for daily commuting by bike.

Resident Jolijn gives the neighbourhood a 7.6 and calls it a "good neighbourhood with a nice spacious environment, clean and plenty of nature", but also adds a critical note: there is little room for new residents to settle, especially for starters who want to buy. That is a fair point that the data confirms: the owner-occupied share is high and the rental supply is tight. For all ratings and neighbourhood data, see the Lieshout neighbourhood page.

Compared to the nearby neighbourhood Verspreide huizen Lieshout, which has an even more rural character, the core of Lieshout is slightly more central and has more facilities. The Industrieterrein Bavaria borders the village and has a very different character: you do not live there, but work there. Those seeking more urban dynamics can also look at Beek en Donk, the larger centre of the municipality of Laarbeek with more shops and a broader rental supply.

Does a rental home in Lieshout suit you?

Lieshout mainly attracts families and people aged 45 to 65, who together form the largest group (over 1,080 people). Those aged 65 and over are also strongly represented with 915 residents. This says something about the atmosphere: quiet, stable, little turnover. Starters and young people under 25 are relatively less present. As a tenant in the free sector, you must reckon with limited supply: the free-sector segment is small (7% of the total stock). Respond quickly to a rental home that becomes available, ensure your documents are in order (employer's statement, payslips, ID) and be realistic about the choice. For social housing, register with the regional housing association; be aware of waiting lists that can be long in Brabant. Is buying also an option? Then check the supply of homes for sale via the Lieshout neighbourhood page.

What residents say about living in Lieshout

Lieshout scores an 8.1 out of 10 based on resident reviews on Buurtje.nl. The highest sub-scores are for Green (9.0) and Accessibility and Beauty (both 8.5). Housing scores the lowest with a 7.0, which aligns with the tight rental market and the limited opportunities for starters to get a foothold. F. Priem describes it as a "quiet residential area with lots of greenery" and finds living there pleasant with sufficient facilities. Read all experiences and scores at the resident reviews of Lieshout.

Compare rental homes in and around Lieshout

Want to know how Lieshout compares to other parts of the municipality? The rental homes in Laarbeek provide a broad overview of what is available across the entire municipality. Within the district, the rental homes in the Lieshout district also offer a more complete picture. Other districts in Laarbeek worth considering: Aarle-Rixtel has a similar village character, while Mariahout is even smaller in scale. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from over 1,500 sources with neighbourhood scores, demographic data and resident reviews, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Check the available rental homes at the top of this page for the current situation. More information about the municipality can also be found on the website of Laarbeek municipality.