Rental homes in Lombard en omgeving, Dordrecht

Rental prices and market figures for Lombard and surroundings, Dordrecht

The housing market in Lombard and surroundings is predominantly a rental market: 58% of the 343 homes are rental properties, the remaining 42% are owner-occupied. Notably, housing association ownership here is 0%. All rental properties in the neighbourhood are owned by private or commercial landlords, meaning you will only find properties in the free sector here. There are simply no social housing units.

In the free sector (excluding social housing), six homes were rented out in the past twelve months with an average rent of €1,738 per month. The range ran from €1,450 to €2,450 per month. Since the average floor area is not available, a reliable price per m² cannot be calculated. For current rental prices and available rental properties in Lombard and surroundings, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.

The average WOZ value in Lombard and surroundings is €202,000. This is significantly lower than the district average of Binnenstad (€313,000) and also lower than the municipal average of Dordrecht (€296,000). Despite this lower WOZ value, rental prices in the free sector are relatively high, indicating a tight market with limited supply. If you are considering an alternative, you can also look at owner-occupied homes in Lombard and surroundings.

Living in Lombard and surroundings, Dordrecht

Lombard and surroundings is a compact inner-city neighbourhood in the historic heart of Dordrecht. With 605 residents on a relatively small area, it is a densely built environment where old and new intermingle. The neighbourhood takes its name from the Lombardstraat, a street with a long trading history in the city. The streetscape is characterised by historic buildings, narrow streets and an urban atmosphere that clearly differs from the more residential neighbourhoods on the outskirts of Dordrecht.

The housing stock consists mainly of apartments and upper-floor homes in older buildings, supplemented by a limited number of renovated homes. The construction period varies, but the historic character predominates. In terms of energy, gas consumption is relatively low at 860 m³ per year, which can partly be explained by the compact construction and the large share of apartments. Electricity consumption of 2,230 kWh per year is also modest.

Facilities in Lombard and surroundings

As an inner-city neighbourhood, Lombard and surroundings benefits from the proximity of the complete range of facilities in Dordrecht's city centre. Within walking distance you will find various supermarkets, including an Albert Heijn and a Jumbo in the immediate vicinity of the city centre. The Voorstraat, one of the longest shopping streets in the Netherlands, runs through the neighbouring areas and offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and services. For daily groceries, you hardly need to leave the neighbourhood.

Primary schools are located a short bike ride away in adjacent districts. For secondary education, several schools are accessible in the municipality of Dordrecht. Sports facilities are available in the wider city centre, with the De Dubbel swimming pool and various sports clubs at some distance. Wantijpark and the Dordtse Kil offer green recreational opportunities outside the immediate neighbourhood.

Accessibility of Lombard and surroundings

Dordrecht station is about a ten-minute walk or a five-minute bike ride away, making the neighbourhood excellently accessible by train. From Dordrecht Centraal, you can reach Rotterdam Centraal in about twenty minutes and The Hague in half an hour. Several bus lines operated by Arriva run through and along the city centre, with connections to the Oud Krispijn and Noordflank districts.

By car, the A16 is the main motorway connection, accessible via the N3. Parking in Dordrecht city centre is paid or permit-based. For residents, a parking permit is usually necessary; it is wise to factor in parking costs. Cycling is the most practical way to get around in this neighbourhood: the centre, the station and most facilities are within a five to ten-minute ride.

If you want to compare: the adjacent neighbourhood Nieuwe Haven and surroundings has a similar historic character but a slightly different composition of housing supply. Groenmarkt and surroundings and Wijnstraat and surroundings are also neighbourhoods with a strong historic city centre character. Check the neighbourhood page of Lombard and surroundings for resident reviews, neighbourhood scores and more district data.

Does renting in Lombard and surroundings suit you?

The neighbourhood mainly attracts young adults aged 25 to 45, who together make up half of the population. Single-person households are the largest category with 185 units, which fits the urban, compact character of the neighbourhood. Families with children are less represented: only 50 residents are under 15 years old. The education level is relatively high (41% highly educated) and the labour participation rate is 76%.

Renters who rent an apartment in Lombard and surroundings are typically looking for an urban living environment with good accessibility and historic appeal. Because there are no social housing units, the neighbourhood is less accessible for people with lower incomes or those dependent on housing association homes. The average income in the neighbourhood is €37,300, slightly below the district average of Binnenstad (€42,900) but slightly above the municipal average of Dordrecht (€36,500).

Practical advice: respond quickly to available rental properties in Lombard and surroundings, as supply is limited and demand is high. Keep your documents (employer's statement, payslips, ID) handy. Since there are no housing association homes, registering with a housing association for this neighbourhood is pointless. If you are looking for social housing in Dordrecht, it is better to look at Oud Krispijn or Nieuw-Krispijn, where housing association properties are available.

What residents say about Lombard and surroundings

Residents appreciate the central location and historic atmosphere of the neighbourhood. The proximity of shops, restaurants and the station is consistently mentioned as a plus. One resident writes: "You live here right in the city centre, everything is within walking distance and it still feels like a real neighbourhood with its own character." Critical notes concern parking, the crowds at peak times and the limited availability of larger homes. View all reviews and the full neighbourhood data on the residents' page of Lombard and surroundings. This kind of experience from real residents is information you won't find on any other housing site at neighbourhood level.

Comparing rental properties in and around Lombard and surroundings

Would you like to compare renting a home in Lombard and surroundings with the broader supply? The district Binnenstad includes several neighbourhoods, each with its own character and price level. For example, Kalkhaven has a more harbour-related atmosphere, while Grote Markt and surroundings is even more centrally located. For a broader overview of properties for rent in the entire city, you can visit rental properties in Dordrecht. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data from more than 1,500 sources, so as a renter you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you. Want to know more about what the municipality has to offer? Also check the website of the municipality of Dordrecht for information on parking permits, facilities and local regulations.