Rental homes in Oorlogsheldenbuurt, Oss
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Rental prices and market figures for Oorlogsheldenbuurt, Oss
Oorlogsheldenbuurt is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 83% of homes are privately owned, while only 16% are for rent. There are no social housing corporation properties; all rental homes in the neighbourhood are owned by private landlords. Anyone looking for a rental home here is therefore operating entirely in the free sector.
Over the past twelve months, ten homes were rented out in the free sector (excluding social housing and rooms) in Oorlogsheldenbuurt. The average rent was €1,227 per month, with a range of €1,165 to €1,475 per month. The average living area was 81 m², resulting in a rent of approximately €15.15 per m². This is slightly lower than the municipal average for Oss, but comparable to the rest of the Krinkelhoek district.
The average WOZ value in Oorlogsheldenbuurt is €334,000, which is slightly below the district average for Krinkelhoek (€347,000) and the municipal average for Oss (€346,000). This fact, combined with the limited rental percentage, makes it clear that renting in Oorlogsheldenbuurt is not an obvious choice. Check the current supply and daily prices at the top of this page for the most up-to-date information.
Living in Oorlogsheldenbuurt, Oss
Oorlogsheldenbuurt is a quiet, largely residential neighbourhood in the Krinkelhoek district, in the northwestern part of Oss. The street names refer to the Second World War, giving the neighbourhood a distinctive character. It mainly consists of post-war ground-floor homes, terraced houses and detached houses from the 1950s and 1960s, with occasional newer infill. The buildings are low-rise, the streets are spacious, and there is relatively a lot of greenery in the immediate vicinity.
With 605 residents, it is a small neighbourhood. The largest group of residents is between 25 and 45 years old, followed by 45- to 65-year-olds and seniors over 65. Single-person households are the most common, but 39% of residents are married. This gives the neighbourhood a mixed profile: young working people, families and older residents all feel at home here.
Facilities in Oorlogsheldenbuurt
The neighbourhood itself is small and has no shopping centre or supermarket within walking distance. For daily groceries, residents rely on the wider Krinkelhoek area or Oss city centre, where there are, among others, an Albert Heijn, Jumbo and various specialist shops. Primary schools in the Krinkelhoek area are within cycling distance. For secondary education and vocational training, residents rely on Oss city centre, where several schools are located. Sports clubs and recreational facilities can be found in the adjacent neighbourhoods and along the edge of the district. The Oss forest and recreational areas around Oss are easily accessible by bike.
Accessibility
Oss station is about two to three kilometres from Oorlogsheldenbuurt, reachable by bike in ten to fifteen minutes. From Oss station, direct trains run towards Den Bosch and Nijmegen. Several bus routes connect the neighbourhood to Oss city centre and surrounding towns. By car, the connection to the A59 (towards Den Bosch and Waalwijk) is quickly accessible, meaning larger cities such as Tilburg and Eindhoven are within a half-hour drive. Parking in the neighbourhood is free and generally not a problem, which is a practical advantage for residents with a car compared to busier districts closer to the centre.
Residents appreciate the peace and space in the neighbourhood. On the neighbourhood page for Oorlogsheldenbuurt, you can read residents' experiences, including one resident who writes: "It's quiet and clear here, you know your neighbours and the streets are safe for children." Criticisms sometimes relate to the limited walking distance to daily facilities and the fact that you need a car or bike for almost everything.
Compared to neighbouring districts such as Hertogenbuurt and Mettegeupel, which are also in the Krinkelhoek district, Oorlogsheldenbuurt has a similarly quiet character but a slightly lower WOZ value. Those looking for more urban vibrancy might also consider Centrum or Oss-Zuid, where the supply and facilities are generally more extensive.
Is renting in Oorlogsheldenbuurt right for you?
Oorlogsheldenbuurt is most suitable for renters who consciously choose peace, space and a clear living environment. Families with children and working people between 25 and 45 generally feel at home here. Students or people who depend on close public transport connections or daily walking distance to facilities are probably better off in other neighbourhoods. The average rent level of €1,227 per month in the free sector requires a stable income; the average income per resident in the neighbourhood is €33,400, slightly below the municipal average of €35,500.
Because there are no social housing corporation properties in the neighbourhood, registering with a housing corporation for this specific neighbourhood is of little use. If you are still looking for social housing in Oss, you can register via the regional corporations active in the municipality. For the current supply of available rental homes in the neighbourhood, including average rental time, see the overview at the top of this page. Respond quickly: supply is limited and homes in Oss are generally rented out quickly. If renting is not feasible, also check the supply of homes for sale in Oorlogsheldenbuurt as an alternative.
What residents say about Oorlogsheldenbuurt
Residents describe Oorlogsheldenbuurt as a quiet, safe neighbourhood where people know each other. The green appearance and spacious layout of the streets are frequently mentioned positively. One resident writes: "It's nice that it's quiet here and that children can play outside safely. You notice that people have lived here for a long time and are involved in the neighbourhood." Less positive are comments about the distance to shops and the limited public transport in the evenings. See all reviews and the full neighbourhood data on the neighbourhood page for Oorlogsheldenbuurt. Buurtje.nl collects reviews and district data from more than 1,500 sources, so you get a fair picture before you decide.
Compare rental homes in and around Oorlogsheldenbuurt
Would you like to compare renting a home in Oorlogsheldenbuurt with other options in the area? Also check what is for rent in De Noord or Rusheuvel, two other neighbourhoods in Krinkelhoek with a similar character. For a broader supply, you can consult the overview of rental homes in Krinkelhoek, or search for rental homes in Oss as a whole. More information about living and housing in the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Oss. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics, so you can not only compare renting an apartment in Oorlogsheldenbuurt by price, but also by liveability and atmosphere.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Oorlogsheldenbuurt, Oss?
In the free sector (excluding social rent and rooms), the average rent in Oorlogsheldenbuurt over the past twelve months was €1,227 per month, with a range of €1,165 to €1,475 per month. The average living area was 81 m², which works out to about €15.15 per m². There are no social housing units in this neighbourhood; all rental properties are owned by private landlords.
Are there social housing units in Oorlogsheldenbuurt?
No, there are no housing association properties in Oorlogsheldenbuurt. The housing association share is 0%; all 16% of rental properties in the neighbourhood are from private landlords. Those looking for social housing in Oss can register with one of the regional housing associations active in the municipality, but for this specific neighbourhood, that is not an option.
What is it like to live in Oorlogsheldenbuurt?
Oorlogsheldenbuurt is a quiet, well-organised neighbourhood in the Krinkelhoek district of Oss, mainly featuring post-war ground-level homes and plenty of greenery in the streets. Residents appreciate the tranquillity, social cohesion, and safety for children. A recurring criticism is the limited walking distance to daily amenities such as supermarkets.
Is Oorlogsheldenbuurt suitable for families with children?
Yes, the neighbourhood is popular among families. The largest age group is 25 to 45 years old, there are relatively many married households (39%), and the streets are quiet and spacious. Primary schools are within cycling distance. The rent level in the free sector (average €1,227 per month) does require a stable family income.
How accessible is Oorlogsheldenbuurt?
Oss station is about two to three kilometres away, reachable by bike in ten to fifteen minutes, with direct trains to Den Bosch and Nijmegen. By car, the A59 towards Den Bosch and Waalwijk is quickly accessible. Parking is free and generally not a problem. Bus services in the evening are limited, which can be a drawback for residents without a car.
What amenities are there near Oorlogsheldenbuurt?
Oorlogsheldenbuurt itself has no supermarket or shopping centre. For daily groceries, residents rely on the wider Krinkelhoek area or the centre of Oss, where several supermarket chains and shops are located. Primary schools, sports clubs, and recreational areas are within cycling distance from the neighbourhood.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Oorlogsheldenbuurt?
The rental property supply in Oorlogsheldenbuurt is limited: only 16% of homes are for rent and there are no housing association properties. This means that available rental properties are usually rented out quickly. The current average time to rent is shown at the top of this page. Anyone looking for a rental home in Oorlogsheldenbuurt would do well to respond quickly and have documents such as payslips and an employer's statement ready in advance.
