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What does a rental property cost in Naarden? On average €2,281 in the private sector

Naarden is predominantly a home-owning neighbourhood: 71% of the more than 7,900 homes are owner-occupied, and only 29% are rented. Of that rental portion, 19% falls under housing associations and 10% with other landlords, meaning the private sector supply is limited. The average WOZ value is €613,000, well above the municipal average of €559,000 in Gooise Meren. That high price level translates directly to the rental market: in the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent over the past twelve months was €2,281 per month, with a range of €575 to €5,450. The average size of rented homes was 122 m². Want to know what is available today and at what price? Check the current overview at the top of this page.

With only 76 private sector rentals in the past year, turnover is low. This makes renting in Naarden a matter of patience and quick action. Especially spacious family homes in neighbourhoods like green Valkeveen or the historic Vesting are scarce and quickly snapped up. At the lower end of the range, you may sometimes find smaller apartments or studios, but do not expect a wide choice.

What is life like in Naarden? Fortress town with a village character and Gooise allure

Naarden has a very distinct identity within Gooise Meren. The star-shaped fortress town attracts visitors, but for residents it is mainly a quiet, green place with a village atmosphere. On the neighbourhood page of Naarden you can read extensive reviews from residents. What stands out: people appreciate the peace, the greenery and the historic appearance, but also mention that the range of shops is limited. One resident wrote: "You live here wonderfully quietly with the Naardermeer around the corner, but for your groceries you often have to go to Bussum." That is correct: the larger supermarkets and shops are mainly along the Amersfoortsestraatweg and in the nearby centre of Bussum.

In terms of accessibility, Naarden scores well. Naarden-Bussum station is within cycling distance of most neighbourhoods and takes you to Amsterdam Central in half an hour. The A1 is nearby, which is convenient for commuters heading to the Gooi or Utrecht. At the same time, that same motorway causes traffic noise in neighbourhoods like Gooimeer-Noord. In the residential areas themselves, think of the Componistenkwartier or Oranje Nassaupark-Zuid, it is predominantly quiet and green.

The population structure shows that Naarden is popular with families and those aged 50 and over. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years (5,275 residents) and households with children form the largest group (2,980). Yet it is not a greying enclave: there are also over 3,500 25- to 45-year-olds living there. The average income of €56,800 is above the municipal average, and half of the residents are highly educated. You can see this in the type of facilities: good primary schools, tennis clubs, a marina and the cultural programme in the Grote Kerk. More about daily life and scores per category can be found at the resident reviews of Naarden. The municipality of Gooise Meren also publishes information about local facilities and parking policy.

Renting in Naarden: suitable for families and commuters, less so for starters

A rental home in Naarden best suits dual-income earners or families with an above-average income seeking peace and space within commuting distance of Amsterdam. With an average rent above €2,200 per month, renting an apartment in Naarden is difficult for starters or single people on a modal income. If you are looking for more affordable options, it is wise to also look at the Eng neighbourhood or the supply elsewhere in Gooise Meren. Prefer to buy? With 71% owner-occupied homes, the supply of homes for sale in Naarden is considerably larger. Renting a home in Naarden requires a solid budget and some patience, but yields an attractive living environment.

Searching for a rental property in Naarden: current supply and neighbourhood comparison

On Buurtje.nl you will find the current supply of rental properties in Naarden, supplemented with resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics so you get a good picture before you respond. Feel free to compare with nearby neighbourhoods such as Spiegel or Muiden, each with their own character and price level. Use the filters at the top to search by price, size or energy label.


Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent for a rental property in Naarden?

In the free sector, the average rent in Naarden over the past twelve months was €2,281 per month, with an average area of 122 m². The range runs from €575 to €5,450. Social housing is excluded from this. Check the current daily price at the top of the page.

How long is the waiting time for a social rental property in Naarden?

Naarden has 19% housing association properties, but waiting times in the Gooi region via WoningNet often reach 8 to 12 years. Finding a social rental home therefore requires a lot of patience. The free sector offers faster opportunities, but at a significantly higher price.

Is renting a house in Naarden suitable for families?

Yes, Naarden is popular with families. Households with children form the largest group (2,980). There are good primary schools, plenty of green space and a safe, quiet living environment. However, keep in mind that rents in the free sector are high, averaging over €2,200 per month.

How is the accessibility of Naarden by public transport?

Naarden-Bussum station is centrally located and offers a direct Sprinter connection to Amsterdam Central in about 30 minutes. You can also travel comfortably by train towards Amersfoort and Utrecht. The A1 and A27 are nearby for motorists.

Can I rent an apartment in Naarden for under €1,500 per month?

That is difficult but not impossible. The range in the free sector starts around €575, but the majority of the supply is well above €1,500. Renting a home in Naarden under that amount is sometimes possible for smaller apartments or studios. Also compare the supply in surrounding neighbourhoods within Gooise Meren for more affordable options.

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