Rental homes in Oosterbeek Noordoost, Renkum
Check the current rental property listings in Oosterbeek Noordoost and discover what the neighbourhood has to offer through neighbourhood data and resident reviews.
Renting in Oosterbeek Noordoost: a small market with hefty prices
Oosterbeek Noordoost is predominantly an owner-occupied district. Of the 2,487 homes, around 70% are in the owner-occupied sector, meaning rental properties are relatively scarce. Only 30% are rented out, the majority of which through housing associations (21%). The private sector is therefore limited: other landlords account for just 9%. This scarcity has consequences for the price. In the private sector (excluding social housing), an average rent of €1,679 per month was achieved over the past year, on an average floor area of 106 m². The range varied from €1,135 to €2,500 per month. These are annual averages based on 25 rented homes. For current rental prices and availability, please refer to the overview at the top of this page. The WOZ value in the district is €474,000, well above the municipal average of €403,000 for Renkum. This indicates that this is a sought-after, more expensive corner of the municipality.
Oosterbeek Noordoost: nature on your doorstep, but little social dynamism
Anyone considering renting in Oosterbeek Noordoost will end up in a quiet, green district on the edge of the Veluwe. The housing stock largely consists of detached houses and villas in a leafy setting. This gives the district a subdued character, but that also has a downside. On the district page of Oosterbeek Noordoost, there is a resident score of 5.0 out of 10, based on one review. Resident Marjolein van Albada describes the district as a "development place" and cites nature as the major plus point: "I love the beauty of nature." That feeling is reflected in the sub-scores: green scores 7.0 and accessibility also 7.0. But community scores only 3.0 and housing even 2.0, which indicates that the district has little social cohesion and that the housing supply disappoints renters.
The district comprises several neighbourhoods, each with its own character. Dreyeroord and Dennenkamp are relatively quiet residential neighbourhoods that fit well with the atmosphere of the area. Those who want to know more about specific streets can also look at De Dreijen or Talud. Amenities score a 7.0: for daily shopping and other services, Oosterbeek itself is well-equipped, and the village centre is within cycling distance. The municipality of Renkum has more information about local amenities and plans on the website of the municipality of Renkum.
The population composition also says something about the atmosphere. The largest age group is 65-plus (1,660 out of 5,250 residents), followed by the 45 to 65 age group. Young families and twenty-somethings are clearly in the minority. This makes the district quiet and orderly, but those looking for a lively neighbourhood with plenty of social activity will probably not find it here. Single-person households are the most common (890), which fits the picture of a district with many seniors and single people.
Renting in Oosterbeek Noordoost: who is this suitable for, and who is it not?
A rental home in Oosterbeek Noordoost is most suitable for people who appreciate peace, greenery and space and are willing to pay for it. Think of seniors, dual-income couples without children, or people who consciously choose a quiet living environment outside the city. With an average private sector rent of €1,679 per month, it is not a cheap option. For starters or people with a smaller budget, the northern part of Renkum or Renkum Zuid may be more affordable alternatives. Those considering staying longer and having the financial means can also look at owner-occupied homes in Oosterbeek Noordoost, as the owner-occupied market here is significantly larger than the rental market.
Searching for rental homes in Oosterbeek Noordoost and surrounding areas
Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home but also know what to expect. Because the supply of rental homes in Oosterbeek Noordoost is limited, it is worth also looking in adjacent areas such as Heelsum ten oosten van de rijksweg or Wolfheze ten zuiden van het spoor. A broader overview of all rental homes in Renkum can be found via the municipal page.
Frequently asked questions
What does a rental home cost in Oosterbeek Noordoost?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Oosterbeek Noordoost over the past year was €1,679 per month, with an average living area of 106 m². Prices ranged from €1,135 to €2,500 per month. These are annual averages based on 25 rented homes. Social housing is not included in these figures.
Is there a lot of supply for renting a home in Oosterbeek Noordoost?
Supply is limited. Of the more than 2,400 homes in the district, 70% are owner-occupied. Only 9% of homes are rented out by private or commercial landlords, making the private sector small. Anyone considering renting an apartment in Oosterbeek Noordoost would do well to also include neighbouring districts in their search.
How safe is Oosterbeek Noordoost?
Residents rate safety at 6.0 out of 10. That is not high, but not alarming either. The district has a quiet character with plenty of greenery and little traffic. For a concrete picture of safety in the neighbourhood, it is advisable to also check the resident reviews on the district page.
How is the accessibility if I consider renting a home in Oosterbeek Noordoost?
Residents rate accessibility at 7.0 out of 10, which is relatively good. Oosterbeek has its own train station with connections to Arnhem and Nijmegen. By car, the A50 and A12 are easily accessible. For daily amenities, you hardly need to leave the district.
Is social housing available in Oosterbeek Noordoost?
Yes, approximately 21% of the housing stock is owned by housing corporations. Renting a home through a corporation is done via a waiting list and cannot be applied for through this page. Contact the relevant corporation or check the website of the municipality of Renkum for more information about the social housing sector in the region.
I love the beauty of nature
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