Rental homes in Paterswolde, Tynaarlo
Discover available rental properties in Paterswolde: view the current listings, neighbourhood data and resident reviews on this page.
Renting in Paterswolde: small market, firm price level
Paterswolde has traditionally been an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the 1,734 homes, only 27% are rented out, the majority of which (18%) are owned by a housing association. The private sector is therefore limited: only 9% of the housing stock falls under other landlords. In the past twelve months, 9 homes were rented out in the private sector, with an average rent of €1,125 per month and a range of €600 to €1,225 per month. The average rented floor area was 122 m², indicating that these are generally larger homes, not small apartments. The WOZ value of €390,000 is slightly below the municipal average of Tynaarlo (€393,000), but the income level of residents (€41,900 per year) is slightly above that of the municipality as a whole. Want to know what is currently available for rent? Check the current listings at the top of this page.
Paterswolde: living by the water, but not for everyone
Those who live in Paterswolde consciously choose peace and quiet. The village is located directly on the Paterswoldsemeer, has little traffic and plenty of greenery. The atmosphere is one of tranquillity and space, with detached houses, tree-lined avenues and hardly any urban hustle and bustle. This attracts a specific audience: the largest age group is 45 to 65 years (over 1,100 residents), followed by those aged 65 and over (1,050). Young families are also present, but the village is clearly more popular among people who are further along in life. On the neighbourhood page of Paterswolde you will find resident reviews and extensive neighbourhood data that confirm this picture.
Residents particularly appreciate the peace, nature and social cohesion. A common sentiment in the reviews is that Paterswolde feels like a village where everyone knows each other, and where you can simply go for a walk in the evening without any hassle. The location on the lake is repeatedly mentioned as a plus point. Less positive are residents about the limited daily amenities: for a supermarket or GP you quickly have to go to Eelde or Groningen. The bus connections are also not sufficient for everyone. Those without a car notice that Paterswolde can feel somewhat isolated. Some of the homes fall under Verspreide huizen Paterswolde, the rural area around the village, where distances are even greater.
If you compare Paterswolde with other villages in the municipality, it has a distinct character. Zuidlaren has more amenities and a livelier village centre, while Midlaren and Westlaren are even quieter. Paterswolde sits in between: more character than a sleepy hamlet, but clearly not an amenity village. The municipality Tynaarlo provides more information on its website about local services, permits and municipal policy, useful if you are considering settling here. Read more about what the municipality as a whole has to offer tenants on the page about rental homes in Tynaarlo.
Renting in Paterswolde: who is this village suitable for?
Renting in Paterswolde is most suitable for people who consciously choose peace, nature and a stable living environment, and who have a car or are not dependent on public transport. Families with children will find space and safety, but must take into account travel time to schools and amenities. For starters or people looking for an affordable rental home with plenty of choice, Paterswolde is less obvious: the private sector supply is small and prices are firm. If you want flexibility or are unsure, you can also look at homes for sale in Paterswolde, because 73% of the housing stock is owner-occupied.
Searching for rental homes in Paterswolde and surroundings
Buurtje.nl shows the current rental supply in Paterswolde daily, including filters on price, floor area and energy label. Because the supply of rental homes in Paterswolde is limited, it is worth also looking in surrounding villages. Besides Zuidlaren and Midlaren, Zuidlaarderveen or the smaller De Groeve are also worth exploring if you are considering renting a home in the region.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental property in Paterswolde?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), an average of €1,125 per month was paid for a rental property in Paterswolde over the past twelve months. Rental prices ranged from €600 to €1,225 per month, with an average living area of 122 m². This generally concerns larger homes, not small apartments.
Is social housing available in Paterswolde?
Approximately 18% of the housing stock in Paterswolde is owned by a housing corporation. For a social rental property, you must be registered with the relevant corporation and there is usually a waiting period. Supply is limited given the size of the village. Contact the municipality of Tynaarlo or the local corporation for current waiting times and allocation rules.
How accessible is Paterswolde for people without a car?
Paterswolde has a limited bus connection to Groningen and Assen. Residents indicate that for daily groceries, a GP, or other amenities, you often have to go to Eelde or Groningen. Those without a car may find the village relatively isolated. A bicycle is a must, but for longer distances, a car is almost indispensable.
Are there good schools near Paterswolde?
Paterswolde itself has limited educational facilities. Primary school children can attend school in the village or in the nearby town of Eelde. For secondary education, students rely on Groningen or Assen, both accessible by bike or bus, but a journey of about ten to twenty minutes. Families renting a home in Paterswolde would do well to explore school options in advance.
What are the energy costs for a rental property in Paterswolde?
The average energy consumption in Paterswolde is 2,740 kWh of electricity and 1,510 m³ of gas per year per household. This gas consumption is on the higher side, which fits the predominantly older and larger housing types in this village. When renting a property, always ask for the energy label, as it gives a good indication of the expected energy costs.
