Rental homes in Park Stokhorst, Enschede
Discover rental properties in Park Stokhorst and compare current listings, rental prices and neighbourhood data on this page.
Rental prices and market figures for Park Stokhorst, Enschede
Park Stokhorst is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: about 75% of homes are privately owned, while 25% are rented out. Of that rental share, 17% is held by housing associations (social housing) and 8% concerns other landlords in the private sector. Anyone looking for a rental home in Park Stokhorst therefore faces limited supply, especially in the private sector.
The average WOZ value in Park Stokhorst is €299,000, slightly below the district average of Ribbelt - Stokhorst (€308,000) but clearly above the Enschede average of €284,000. This reflects the relatively quiet and well-maintained character of the neighbourhood.
Based on private sector rentals over the past twelve months (excluding social housing and rooms), seven homes have been rented out at an average rent of €2,884 per month, with an average floor area of 114 m². That works out to about €25 per m². The range runs from €700 to €5,950 per month, indicating that the supply varies greatly in size and type. Social housing falls outside this and is generally considerably cheaper. For the most up-to-date rental prices and available rental homes in Park Stokhorst, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Park Stokhorst, Enschede
Park Stokhorst is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in the south of Enschede, located in the district Ribbelt - Stokhorst. The neighbourhood has a well-maintained, almost villa-like character with spacious plots, plenty of greenery in the streets, and a mix of detached houses, semi-detached houses, and a few apartment complexes. The housing stock largely dates from the 1960s and 1970s, with occasional newer infill. Renting in Park Stokhorst means living in an environment that feels more charming and residential than urban or bustling.
The population is relatively ageing: the largest age group consists of those aged 65 and over (over 26% of residents), followed by those aged 45-65. Single-person households are the most common, although 40% of residents are married. The average income per household is €34,500, slightly above the Enschede average. This characterises the neighbourhood: established, stable, definitely not a student area.
Facilities in Park Stokhorst
Daily shopping is well catered for. Within a short drive or bike ride, supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Jumbo are located on Hengelosestraat and in the nearby Wesselerbrink shopping centre. For education, primary schools are accessible in and around the neighbourhood, and secondary schools are easily reached by bike or public transport from the wider Enschede-Zuid area. For sports, there are opportunities at various clubs in the surrounding districts, and the Stokhorstvijver area offers space for a walk or a bike ride. Resident Iris says she would like more nature within walking distance: "The only thing I miss is more nature within walking distance and perhaps a restaurant or terrace to sit at." If you want to walk daily in an extensive green area, Park Stokhorst is less well endowed than neighbourhoods closer to the Twente countryside, although a short drive to nature is sufficient.
Accessibility
Park Stokhorst is conveniently located near the main roads towards the A35, making Hengelo and the rest of Twente quickly accessible. Enschede city centre is about a ten-minute bike ride away. Bus connections are available via surrounding main roads to Enschede central station, from where trains run towards Hengelo, Almelo and beyond. Parking is not a problem in most streets of the neighbourhood: most homes have their own driveway or there is sufficient space on the street, without a permit requirement in most of the district.
On the neighbourhood page for Park Stokhorst you will find all resident reviews and detailed district data. Resident Iris gives the neighbourhood a 7.5 and describes it as "a cosy neighbourhood with sufficient facilities" where "there is little to no nuisance." Green scores the lowest of all subcategories with a 5.0, which matches her comment about the lack of nature within walking distance. Safety, accessibility, housing and facilities all score 8.0 or higher.
Compared to neighbouring community Stokhorst and Schreurserve, Park Stokhorst has a somewhat more exclusive character, with higher average rental prices in the private sector. If you are looking for more urban dynamism, you could also look at the supply in Binnensingelgebied or Hogeland - Velve, where the atmosphere is livelier and the supply more diverse.
Who is a rental home in Park Stokhorst interesting for?
Park Stokhorst best suits tenants who are looking for peace, space and a well-maintained living environment, and are willing to pay for it. Seniors and established dual-income couples generally feel at home here. Students and starters looking for an affordable apartment to rent in Park Stokhorst will find the supply limited and private sector prices high. For social housing, registration with a housing association such as Domijn or De Woonplaats in Enschede is necessary, but it is realistic to expect waiting lists. The private sector supply is scarce: an average of seven homes are rented out per year, so responding quickly to an available rental home is essential. If you are considering buying, you can also look at homes for sale in Park Stokhorst as an alternative.
What residents say about Park Stokhorst
Park Stokhorst receives an overall score of 7.5 out of 10 based on resident reviews. The highest sub-score is for beauty (9.0), followed by safety, accessibility, housing and facilities (all 8.0). Green scores the lowest with a 5.0. Resident Iris describes the neighbourhood as follows: "It is a cosy neighbourhood with sufficient facilities. There is little to no nuisance and I feel safe." She does miss more nature within walking distance and a terrace or restaurant in the area. View all reviews and neighbourhood data on the overview page for Park Stokhorst. These honest resident reviews are unique at neighbourhood level.
Comparing rental homes in and around Park Stokhorst
Looking for available rental homes in a wider area? The neighbourhood is part of the district rental homes in Ribbelt - Stokhorst, which also includes neighbourhoods such as Ribbelt-Ribbelerbrink. If you want more urban choice, you will find a broader supply at rental homes in Enschede as a whole. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident scores, demographic data and rental market figures, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Want to know more about Enschede as a municipality or local regulations? The municipality of Enschede offers up-to-date information on living, permits and facilities in the city.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Park Stokhorst, Enschede?
In the free sector (excluding social housing and rooms), the average rent in Park Stokhorst over the past year was €2,884 per month, with an average living area of 114 m². That works out to about €25 per m². Rents ranged from €700 to €5,950 per month, depending on type and size. Social housing is generally significantly cheaper, but waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing properties in Park Stokhorst?
Yes, approximately 17% of the housing stock in Park Stokhorst is owned by housing associations, which corresponds to social housing. In Enschede, Domijn and De Woonplaats are the main associations. You can register via their own websites, but be aware of waiting lists. The remaining rental share (8%) consists of free-sector properties from private landlords.
What is it like to live in Park Stokhorst?
Park Stokhorst is a quiet, well-maintained residential neighbourhood in Enschede-Zuid with a mixed offering of detached houses, semi-detached houses and apartments from the 1960s and 1970s. Residents appreciate the safety, accessibility and tidy streetscape. The neighbourhood receives a resident score of 7.5 out of 10. One point of attention is the limited green space directly in the neighbourhood, which scores a 5.0.
Is Park Stokhorst suitable for seniors as tenants?
Park Stokhorst is certainly attractive for seniors: the largest age group in the neighbourhood is 65-plus (over 26% of residents). The neighbourhood is quiet, safe (score 8.0) and easily accessible. The supply of rental properties is limited and prices in the free sector are high, but for those eligible for social housing, the neighbourhood offers a stable, well-maintained living environment.
How is the accessibility of Park Stokhorst?
Park Stokhorst is conveniently located relative to the A35, making Hengelo and the rest of Twente quickly reachable. The centre of Enschede is about a ten-minute bike ride away. Bus connections via surrounding main roads take you to Enschede central station. Parking is not a problem on most streets and there is generally no permit requirement. Residents give accessibility a score of 8.0.
What amenities are there in Park Stokhorst?
For daily groceries, supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Jumbo are within a short bike ride via Hengelosestraat and Wesselerbrink shopping centre. Primary and secondary schools are present in the area. Sports opportunities are available through clubs in the surrounding neighbourhoods. Resident Iris indicates that she would appreciate more nature within walking distance and a restaurant or terrace in the neighbourhood, but otherwise the amenities are well in order (score 8.0).
Is Park Stokhorst a safe neighbourhood to rent in?
Yes, Park Stokhorst scores an 8.0 on safety in resident reviews. Resident Iris confirms this: she indicates that there is little to no nuisance and that she feels safe in the neighbourhood. The quiet, residential character of the neighbourhood contributes to that feeling of safety. It is not a neighbourhood with much foot traffic or urban bustle.
It's a cosy neighbourhood with plenty of amenities. There is little to no nuisance and I feel safe. The only thing I miss is more nature within walking distance and perhaps a restaurant or terrace to sit at. Otherwise, everything is nearby. If I want to walk in nature now, it's a short walk or we have to drive to a place by car.
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