Rental homes in Nunspeet-West, Nunspeet
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Rental prices and market figures for Nunspeet-West
Of the more than 4,000 homes in Nunspeet-West, 38% are rental properties. This is a relatively high proportion for a village like Nunspeet, and it explains why the neighbourhood attracts a diverse range of residents: from starters to seniors. The majority of the rental housing stock is owned by housing associations (27%), while 11% is held by other landlords. Social housing is clearly present here, although waiting lists in the region are a reality.
The average WOZ value in Nunspeet-West is €347,000. This is lower than the district average for Nunspeet (€382,000) and the municipal average of €396,000. The neighbourhood is therefore relatively affordable compared to the rest of the municipality, although the WOZ value does not directly indicate the rental price.
In the free sector (excluding social housing), one property was rented out in Nunspeet-West last year, for €1,450 per month with an area of 60 m². This works out to approximately €24 per m² per month. This concerns only free-sector rent; social housing rents are generally well below this. The supply in the free sector is limited. At the top of this page, you can see the current available rental properties and the most recent average rental price.
Living in Nunspeet-West
Nunspeet-West is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the western side of the village of Nunspeet, on the Veluwe. The neighbourhood has a clear post-war character: many of the homes date from the 1960s and 1970s, with terraced houses, semi-detached houses and porch flats. There are also newer additions, but the predominantly quiet, green streetscape defines the atmosphere.
Residents describe the neighbourhood as tidy and well-maintained. Resident A writes: "I really enjoy living here. The people are friendly, they greet you, they keep the street clean, they look out for each other. It's quiet and cosy. I love that there are lots of trees and greenery, and loads of playgrounds!" This view is widely shared: several reviewers mention the good atmosphere, the diversity of residents and the fact that both the municipality and the residents themselves keep the neighbourhood well-maintained.
Facilities in Nunspeet-West
Nunspeet-West is within walking distance of the centre of Nunspeet, where you can find supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Aldi. The shopping centre on Koninginneweg offers daily groceries and a wide range of shops. For schools, there are primary schools in and directly around the neighbourhood, and the Veluwse College provides secondary education in the village. For sports, there is plenty to do: Nunspeet has various sports clubs for football, tennis and korfball, and the De Bongerd swimming pool is easily accessible. The proximity of the Veluwe makes walking and cycling through nature a given. Residents also mention the presence of several playgrounds and facilities such as a postbox and bottle bank centrally located in the neighbourhood as pleasant details. For more information about municipal facilities, you can visit the website of the municipality of Nunspeet.
Accessibility of Nunspeet-West
Nunspeet has its own train station, located on the Zwolle-Amersfoort line. From the centre, a short bike ride from Nunspeet-West, you can reach Amersfoort in about 35 minutes and Zwolle in about 25 minutes. By car, you can quickly join the A28, making Zwolle, Harderwijk and Amersfoort easily accessible. Parking in Nunspeet-West is generally free and without a permit requirement, which is a practical advantage. The neighbourhood is also well connected by bike to the centre of Nunspeet, just a few minutes' cycle away. Bus connections are available, although the car or bike is the daily mode of transport for most residents.
Want to know how Nunspeet-West compares to other neighbourhoods? Nunspeet-Oost has a slightly different character, with more emphasis on the eastern part of the village. Nunspeet-Zuid is also a quiet residential neighbourhood, but has a different composition in terms of housing types. Also check out the supply in Hulshorst if you are looking for more space and a more rural environment. Read more about the entire district on the page about rental properties in Nunspeet.
Is a rental property in Nunspeet-West right for you?
Nunspeet-West is popular among seniors (65-plus is the largest age group), families and single-person households. The neighbourhood combines peace, greenery and social cohesion with good accessibility to the centre. For starters looking for a rental home, the neighbourhood is interesting due to the relatively high proportion of social housing, although waiting lists at housing associations are a real obstacle. Free-sector rental properties in Nunspeet-West are scarce: the supply varies greatly. Respond quickly to available rental properties and ensure your documents (income statement, ID, employer's statement) are immediately available. Also consider looking at homes for sale in Nunspeet-West as an alternative, given the relatively favourable WOZ value compared to the rest of the municipality.
What residents say about Nunspeet-West
Residents give Nunspeet-West an average score of 8.3 out of 10, based on 4 reviews. The highest subscores are for safety (8.8) and accessibility (8.8), followed by community (8.5), beauty (8.5) and facilities (8.5). Housing (7.8) and education (7.8) score slightly lower. Sam writes: "Cosy neighbourhood, with diverse people living there. Various facilities. Well maintained." That feeling of a well-maintained, diverse neighbourhood with a close-knit community comes through in several reviews. See all reviews and neighbourhood data on the neighbourhood page for Nunspeet-West.
Renting in Nunspeet-West compared to surrounding neighbourhoods
Nunspeet-West has a slightly lower average WOZ value than the rest of the district and municipality, making the neighbourhood relatively accessible. Compared to Nunspeet-Oost and Nunspeet-Zuid, the character is similarly quiet and village-like, but Nunspeet-West stands out due to the large amount of greenery and playgrounds and its proximity to the centre. Those looking for more rural areas can also look at available properties for rent in Elspeet-Vierhouten. For a complete overview of the rental property supply in the municipality, see rental properties in Nunspeet. Buurtje.nl combines current property listings with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so as a tenant you not only find a home, but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Nunspeet-West, Nunspeet?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Nunspeet-West over the past year was €1,450 per month, with an average floor area of 60 m². This works out to approximately €24 per m² per month. The private sector supply is limited; social housing rents are generally significantly lower. Check the current rental prices at the top of this page.
Are there social housing properties in Nunspeet-West?
Yes, a significant portion of the housing stock in Nunspeet-West is social housing: 27% of all homes are owned by housing associations. To get a social housing property, you need to register with the relevant association active in the municipality of Nunspeet. Be prepared for waiting lists, which can be long in popular Veluwe villages like Nunspeet.
What is it like to live in Nunspeet-West?
Nunspeet-West is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood with a strong sense of community. Residents appreciate the friendly atmosphere, tidy streets, and the abundance of greenery and playgrounds. The neighbourhood scores 8.3 out of 10 in resident reviews, with high marks for safety (8.8) and accessibility (8.8). It is a neighbourhood where people greet each other and look out for one another.
Is Nunspeet-West suitable for seniors and families?
Yes, Nunspeet-West is particularly popular among seniors: the 65-plus age group is the largest in the neighbourhood. Families also enjoy living here, thanks to several playgrounds, primary schools in the area, and the quiet, safe residential environment. The proximity of the Veluwe offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities.
How accessible is Nunspeet-West?
Nunspeet-West is well accessible. Nunspeet train station is a short bike ride away and offers connections to Zwolle (approx. 25 min.) and Amersfoort (approx. 35 min.). By car, you can quickly join the A28 motorway. Parking in the neighbourhood is free and without a permit requirement. The centre of Nunspeet is reachable within a few minutes by bike.
What facilities are there in Nunspeet-West?
Nunspeet-West is close to the centre of Nunspeet, where you will find supermarkets (including Albert Heijn and Aldi), shops, and eateries. The neighbourhood itself has several playgrounds. Primary schools and the Veluwse College (secondary education) are easily accessible. Sports clubs for football, tennis, and korfball are active in the village, and De Bongerd swimming pool is within cycling distance.
Is Nunspeet-West a safe neighbourhood?
Yes, safety is one of Nunspeet-West's strongest points. Residents give the neighbourhood a score of 8.8 out of 10 for safety, the highest sub-score. Several residents explicitly describe the neighbourhood as 'tidy' and 'safe', and emphasise that neighbours look out for each other. This social surveillance greatly contributes to the sense of safety in the area.
Tidy/safe neighbourhood, good neighbours. Everything is well maintained by the residents and the municipality. Close to the centre. Just a nice and cosy village.
Auto-translated to English by AICosy neighbourhood, with diverse people living there. Various facilities. Well maintained.
Auto-translated to English by AII really enjoy living here. The people are friendly, they greet you, they keep the street clean, they look out for each other. It's quiet and cosy. I love that there are lots of trees and greenery, and loads of playgrounds! The postbox and bottle bank in the middle are also very convenient. In the evenings it can sometimes be noisy due to young people, but there's no vandalism or problematic behaviour. I can live with cycling and singing! You're so close to the city centre and the supermarket. I like that the speed limit is thirty and that people stick to it reasonably well! There's a nice mix of families with children, some elderly people, and singles like me. That makes it liveable, because everyone keeps an eye on each other. I do think it's a shame that sometimes people ring the doorbells at our apartments, because we have sick and elderly people living upstairs. But lately it's been much better after a clear warning that this behaviour is unwanted. Overall, I think living here is really great.
Auto-translated to English by AIA super pleasant experience in this neighbourhood!
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