Rental homes in Oldebroek
Looking for a rental property in Oldebroek? Check the current listings on this page, including neighbourhood scores and resident reviews per district.
Renting in Oldebroek: an honest picture of the rental market
The municipality of Oldebroek is a typical Veluwe rural municipality where most people own their homes. Of the more than 9,500 homes, 69% are owner-occupied and only 31% are rental properties. Within that rental segment, the vast majority is social housing via housing associations (23% of the total stock), while about 8% is owned by private or other landlords. This makes the free-sector rental market quite tight. In the past twelve months, only 11 homes have been rented out in the free sector, at an average rent of €1,198 per month. The range varied from €900 to €1,750 per month, with an average floor area of 95 m². Want to know what is currently available? At the top of this page you will find the current listings with daily prices and rental times.
Oldebroek consists of several villages, of which Wezep is the largest. The municipality is conveniently located along the A28 between Zwolle and Amersfoort, meaning you can quickly reach both cities. This makes it attractive for commuters who want to live quietly but depend on work in the Randstad or Zwolle. Wezep station offers a direct train connection, which explains why residents rate accessibility at 9.1. There are not many large employers in the immediate vicinity, but the location compensates for that. However, keep in mind that the supply of rental homes in Oldebroek is limited. If you are looking for a rental home here, you need to act quickly.
Where is the best place to rent in the municipality of Oldebroek?
The municipality of Oldebroek has a number of villages, each with its own character. Although the total rental supply is small, there are clear differences between the villages. Residents give the municipality as a whole an 8.4 on Buurtje.nl, but the experience varies per village. On the municipality page of Oldebroek you can read all resident reviews and compare the scores.
Wezep, the beating heart of the municipality
Wezep is by far the largest village and also the place where most rental properties are found. The village has its own station, a compact shopping centre on Stationsweg, primary schools and sports clubs. Residents rate the Wezep district with an 8.4 based on 7 reviews. One resident writes that the combination of village tranquillity and the fast connection to Zwolle is exactly what makes the village so pleasant. Families with children feel at home here, and this is reflected in the figures: the largest group of households in the municipality are families with children (3,871 households). The level of facilities scores a 7.7, which is logical for a village of this size. You will find a supermarket for daily groceries, but for larger purchases you drive to Zwolle or Kampen.
Oldebroek (village), rural and green
The village of Oldebroek is smaller and quieter than Wezep. Here, mainly people live who consciously choose the Veluwe countryside. The neighbourhood score is also 8.4, although based on 2 reviews. Residents mention the green character and the safe feeling as plus points. The safety score of the municipality as a whole is 8.8, and you notice that in Oldebroek. It is a village where children play outside and where you know your neighbours. The rental supply here is even scarcer than in Wezep, so if you want to rent a home here, patience and speed are both required.
Oosterwolde, compact and connected
Oosterwolde is a smaller village north of Oldebroek. The village has its own church, a primary school and an active club life. It is the place for those who really want to live in a village. The rental supply here is minimal, but occasionally something becomes available through the housing association or a private landlord. The community score of 8.0 fits the character: people know each other, help each other, and there is a strong social network.
In addition to these three villages, the municipality also includes 't Harde and Hattemerbroek, but the rental supply there is so small that you cannot search for it specifically. If you want more choice, you can also look at renting an apartment in larger municipalities nearby, such as Apeldoorn or even the Arnhem region.
Who is renting a home in Oldebroek suitable for?
Oldebroek is mainly suitable for families and couples looking for peace, space and a strong community. With an average household income of €34,000 and a labour participation rate of 68%, it is a working municipality where people consciously choose the countryside. The combination of Wezep station and the A28 makes it feasible to work in Zwolle, Amersfoort or even Utrecht. For starters and singles, it is more difficult: the supply is small, the free sector starts at €900 per month and social housing has long waiting lists. Register in time with a housing association if you want to be eligible. Prepare your documents (employer's statement, payslips, ID) so that you can respond immediately when something becomes available.
Are you not necessarily tied to Oldebroek? Then also look at rental homes in Barneveld or the municipality of Berkelland for a similar village atmosphere. And if buying is an option, check out the supply of homes for sale in Oldebroek. With an average WOZ value of €362,000 and current mortgage rates, buying can be more advantageous in the long term than renting in the free sector. Be honest with yourself: if you need a home quickly, Oldebroek may not be the best first choice due to the limited supply.
Searching the rental supply in Oldebroek
On this page you will find the current rental supply in the municipality of Oldebroek, supplemented with neighbourhood scores and resident reviews. Filter by price, floor area or energy label to quickly find what suits you. Buurtje.nl collects homes from multiple sources, so you don't miss anything. Looking more broadly? Then also check the supply in Aalten or Berg en Dal, or discover more about living in the province of Gelderland. More information about the municipality itself can be found on the website of the municipality of Oldebroek.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Oldebroek?
In the private sector, the average rent in Oldebroek over the past 12 months was €1,198 per month, with an average area of 95 m². Prices ranged from €900 to €1,750 per month. Social housing through housing associations is cheaper but has long waiting lists.
Which neighbourhoods in Oldebroek are most popular for renting?
Wezep is the most popular area for renting, with the most supply and a neighbourhood score of 8.4 based on 7 reviews. The core of Oldebroek also scores 8.4. Wezep has a train station and more amenities, while the core of Oldebroek is quieter and greener.
How quickly are rental homes in Oldebroek rented out?
Supply in Oldebroek is very limited. In the past 12 months, only 11 homes were rented in the private sector. A rental home here is often gone within a few days. Make sure your documents are ready and respond immediately when something becomes available.
What is the difference between social housing and private sector in Oldebroek?
Social housing (23% of the housing stock) is rented out through housing associations and has a rent below the liberalisation threshold. The private sector (8% of the stock) is more expensive, with rents starting at €900 per month. For social housing, you must register with a housing association and waiting times apply.
Is Oldebroek well accessible by public transport?
Yes, residents rate accessibility at 9.1. Wezep station is on the Zwolle-Amersfoort line, and via the A28 you are quickly in both cities. This makes renting a home in Oldebroek attractive for commuters.
How safe is it to live in Oldebroek?
Oldebroek scores 8.8 on safety according to resident reviews. It is a quiet rural municipality with little nuisance or crime. Families with children especially appreciate the safe character of the village centres.
Can I also rent an apartment in Oldebroek?
The supply of apartments in Oldebroek is limited. Most rental homes are single-family houses. If you are specifically looking for an apartment, you have more choice in Apeldoorn or Zwolle. Keep an eye on the supply on this page, because occasionally something becomes available.
Is renting a home in Oldebroek suitable for starters?
It is difficult for starters. The private sector supply is small and starts at €900 per month. Social housing has waiting lists. As a starter, you can best register with the housing association and simultaneously search more broadly in the region, for example in Barneveld or Apeldoorn.
Many elderly people but there is mutual contact with some residents. They keep an eye on each other in Rakkersoord. Nice neighbourhood
Auto-translated to English by AIThe neighbourhood is cosy too
Auto-translated to English by AICosy and quiet
Auto-translated to English by AIIt is very friendly and cosy. A lot of things are organised. But it remains very Christian and there are few amenities.
Auto-translated to English by AIThe neighbourhood is easily accessible and the city centre is very close. The neighbours themselves organised a neighbourhood BBQ. The street is clean and looks tidy.
Auto-translated to English by AINever had any problems. People are friendly. Plenty of playgrounds and housing. So a good neighbourhood.
Auto-translated to English by AIThe neighbourhood where I've been living for a while is a nice and beautiful neighbourhood not far from the centre with nice little shops. The neighbours are friendly but let everyone do their own thing, very satisfied!
Auto-translated to English by AIit's a nice place to live, there's a nice playground and the shops are also close by. there are a few primary schools and a secondary school in the neighbourhood, so nothing wrong with it.
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