Rental homes in Oud Krispijn, Dordrecht
Looking for a rental property in Oud Krispijn? Check the current listings on this page and discover what the neighbourhood has to offer.
Renting in Oud Krispijn: affordable compared to Dordrecht, but limited choice in the private sector
Oud Krispijn is a neighbourhood where owner-occupancy dominates: 59% of the more than 4,700 homes are owned, the remaining 41% are rented out. A large portion of those rental homes are owned by housing associations (28%), meaning the private sector here is relatively small. This is reflected in the supply: over the past twelve months, 25 private-sector rental homes were let in the neighbourhood, with an average rent of €1,623 per month and an average living area of 96 m². The range runs from €895 to €4,460 per month (excluding social housing). By comparison, the average WOZ value in Oud Krispijn is €244,000, clearly lower than the municipal average of €296,000 in Dordrecht. This suggests the neighbourhood is relatively affordably priced. See the current supply and most recent rental prices at the top of this page.
Quiet streets, engaged neighbours: daily life in Oud Krispijn
Oud Krispijn is not a neighbourhood that stands out for spectacle, but rather for a certain everyday solidity. The streets are predominantly quiet, the housing stock largely consists of terraced houses and porch flats from the twentieth century, and the atmosphere is down-to-earth Dordts. Residents on the Oud Krispijn neighbourhood page give the area an average of 8.3 out of 10. Resident Lijda van der Laan describes it as a "fairly neat neighbourhood" and adds: "Good neighbourhood, tidy and cosy." This aligns with the high scores for safety (9.5) and sense of community (9.0), two aspects that are not always so high in urban neighbourhoods.
The neighbourhood has over 11,000 residents, with a clear concentration of families: the largest group is between 25 and 45 years old (over 3,400 people) and nearly 1,930 households have children. This is reflected in the area: schools score a 9.0 among residents, and the neighbourhood has a quiet character that appeals to families. The Krispijnse Driehoek and the area around Rembrandtlaan are well-known sub-areas with their own character, as is Zuidendijk, where there is a bit more activity along the dyke.
Accessibility scores an 8.0, which is reasonable for a neighbourhood of this scale. Oud Krispijn is within cycling distance of Dordrecht city centre and is well-connected via Zuidendijk towards the inner city. Weaker scores are for green space (7.5) and appearance (7.0), which honestly is accurate: the neighbourhood is functionally laid out but has no pronounced park-like zones or special architecture. If that matters to you, you might be better off looking at Noordflank or Binnenstad in Dordrecht. More reviews and background data can be found on the Oud Krispijn neighbourhood page.
Oud Krispijn as a rental neighbourhood: suitable for families, less so for those seeking urbanity
Renting in Oud Krispijn best suits people who value peace and stability over liveliness. The neighbourhood attracts families with children, starters looking for an affordable rental home outside the centre, and people who consciously choose a manageable area with good schools. If you are considering renting a flat in Oud Krispijn but are also open to buying, you can compare the supply of homes for sale in Oud Krispijn. For those who prefer more urban dynamism, neighbourhoods like Binnenstad or Het Reeland are better alternatives. The average income in Oud Krispijn (€31,400) is below the Dordrecht average (€36,500), which also gives the neighbourhood a different socio-economic profile.
Finding rental homes in Oud Krispijn: how the supply is structured
The private-sector supply in Oud Krispijn is limited in size, but homes become available regularly. At the top of this page you will see the current overview, including filters for price, area and energy label. Buurtje.nl also collects supply in adjacent areas such as Jacob Catsstraat and surroundings, Erasmuslaan and surroundings and Viottakade and surroundings. If you want to search more broadly, also check the overview of rental homes in Dordrecht or consult the municipal information at dordrecht.nl for regulations on renting and permits.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Oud Krispijn?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), an average rent of €1,623 per month was recorded in Oud Krispijn over the past twelve months, with an average living area of 96 m². The range runs from €895 to €4,460 per month, depending on the type and size of the property. These are annual averages; current listings and prices are at the top of the page.
How long do I have to wait for a social rental home in Oud Krispijn?
Oud Krispijn has a relatively large share of housing association properties: 28% of the housing stock is owned by housing associations. Waiting times for social housing in Dordrecht can be significant and depend on your registration period with the relevant association. For current waiting times and registration, you can visit the website of the municipality of Dordrecht or the local housing association.
Is Oud Krispijn a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Residents rate safety in Oud Krispijn at 9.5 out of 10, one of the highest subscores on the neighbourhood page. The overall resident score is 8.3 out of 10. Residents describe the area as tidy and cosy, with a quiet and orderly atmosphere.
How accessible is Oud Krispijn by public transport and car?
Residents give accessibility a score of 8.0 out of 10. Oud Krispijn is within cycling distance of Dordrecht city centre and is easily accessible via the Zuidendijk. Dordrecht has a train station with connections to Rotterdam and Breda, reachable from the neighbourhood by bike or bus. Parking in the neighbourhood itself is generally possible, but check with the municipality of Dordrecht for any parking permit zones.
Is renting a home in Oud Krispijn suitable for families with children?
Yes, Oud Krispijn is a family-friendly neighbourhood. Nearly 1,930 households in the area have children, and the largest age group is 25 to 45 years. Residents rate education in the neighbourhood at 9.0 out of 10. The neighbourhood has a quiet character, making it attractive for families renting a home in Oud Krispijn who value a stable living environment.
Good neighbourhood, tidy and cosy.
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