Rental homes in Op de Nobel, Heerlen

Rental prices and market figures for Op de Nobel, Heerlen

The Op de Nobel neighbourhood has an almost equal split between rental (49%) and owner-occupied (51%) properties, meaning there is room in both markets. Of the rental properties, about 25% are owned by a housing corporation (social housing) and 24% are offered by other landlords, often in the private sector. In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent over the past year was €849 per month, with a range of €567 to €1,544 per month. The average floor area of these properties was 260 m², which works out at around €3.26 per m². That is remarkably spacious for the price, especially compared to other parts of Heerlen. The WOZ value in Op de Nobel is €256,000, significantly higher than the district average for Heerlen-Centrum (€214,000) and the municipal average (€203,000). This reflects the quality and size of the homes here. Renting in Op de Nobel is therefore slightly more expensive than average in Heerlen, but you get plenty of square metres in return. Check the current listings and daily prices for available rental properties at the top of this page.

Living in Op de Nobel, Heerlen

Op de Nobel is a predominantly quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the northwest side of Heerlen city centre. The neighbourhood takes its name from the former estate and is characterised by a mix of spacious single-family homes, semi-detached houses and a number of apartment complexes. Many homes date from the 1970s and 1980s, but there is also newer construction. The streets are wide, there is relatively plenty of greenery, and you can tell the neighbourhood was designed as a family-friendly residential area. With 1,125 residents, it is a compact neighbourhood where you quickly run into familiar faces.

Facilities in and around Op de Nobel

You can do your daily shopping within walking distance in the nearby shopping area of Heerlen-Centrum, where you will find an Albert Heijn and Lidl, among others. For larger purchases, shopping centre 't Loon is a few minutes away by bike. In terms of education, there are primary schools in the immediate vicinity, and secondary schools such as Bernardinuscollege are within cycling distance. Sports enthusiasts can go to De Beitel sports park and the nearby swimming pool. There are several GPs and a pharmacy in the area. Hospitality venues are mainly found in Heerlen city centre, about a ten-minute walk away.

Accessibility of Op de Nobel

Heerlen station is about ten minutes away by bike or five minutes by bus. From Heerlen station, you have direct train connections to Maastricht, Sittard and even Aachen. By car, you can quickly reach the A76 and A79 via the Heerlerbaan, putting you within half an hour of Maastricht or Schiphol-Zuid. The neighbourhood itself is easily accessible by bike via the cycle network towards the centre and surrounding districts. Parking in Op de Nobel is largely free and on the street, which is a major advantage compared to the centre.

Atmosphere and residents

The largest age groups in Op de Nobel are 25-45, 45-65 and 65+, each accounting for 285 residents. This makes it a neighbourhood with a mixed population: young families, working people and pensioners live side by side. Single-person households form the largest group at 405, indicating that there are also many single people living here. The average income of €34,300 is above the Heerlen average (€31,100). Resident Danitia sums it up succinctly: "Very nice neighbourhood." With a resident rating of 10.0 out of 10, Op de Nobel scores remarkably high on all fronts, from safety to green spaces. View all reviews and neighbourhood data for Op de Nobel for the full picture. Compared to neighbouring areas such as Heerlen-Centrum, Op de Nobel is significantly quieter and greener, while Lindeveld has a similar residential character but with a different housing supply.

Is Op de Nobel right for you as a tenant?

If you want a rental home with plenty of space and a quiet environment, Op de Nobel is a strong option. The neighbourhood is suitable for families who value greenery and space, but also for working people and seniors who want the centre close by without the hustle and bustle. Starters and students can sometimes find affordable apartments here, but social housing has waiting lists. Register in time with housing corporation Wonen Limburg if you want to be eligible for a social rental home. In the private sector, it is wise to respond quickly and have your documents (income statement, ID, employer's statement) ready. Rental properties in Op de Nobel go off the market fairly quickly. Would you rather consider buying? Then also check the supply of homes for sale in Op de Nobel. More information about living in Heerlen can be found on the website of the municipality of Heerlen.

What residents say about Op de Nobel

Op de Nobel scores a 10.0 out of 10 based on 1 resident review. All sub-scores, from safety and accessibility to greenery and facilities, are at a perfect 10. Resident Danitia rates the neighbourhood a 10 and writes: "Very nice neighbourhood." Although the number of reviews is still limited, this gives a positive first impression. Would you like to leave a review yourself or view all scores? Go to the neighbourhood page for Op de Nobel.

Compare rental properties in Op de Nobel with surrounding neighbourhoods

Do you want to rent a property in Op de Nobel but also explore other options? In the Heerlen-Centrum district, you will also find rental properties in neighbourhoods such as Heerlen-Centrum (more urban, more hospitality venues) and Lindeveld (similar quiet character). If you look further afield, districts such as Maria Gewanden en Terschuren and Nieuw Lotbroek are worth considering. Via Buurtje.nl, you can compare neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and rental prices based on more than 1,500 sources, so you can make an informed choice. Also view the full overview of rental properties in Heerlen or the supply in the Heerlen-Centrum district.