Rental homes in Putten, Eindhoven
Check the current rental property supply in Putten and discover if this multicultural, green neighbourhood in Eindhoven suits you.
What does a rental home cost in Putten, Eindhoven?
Putten is a neighbourhood where renting is the norm: 55% of the more than 6,900 homes are rental properties, and about 42% of those are owned by housing corporations. This means the social housing sector is strongly represented here, but waiting times for a social rental home in Eindhoven can be long. In the private sector, the average rent over the past year was €1,440 per month, with a range of €540 to €2,675. This is based on 44 rented homes with an average floor area of 99 m². The WOZ value in Putten, at €389,000, is slightly above the Eindhoven average of €360,000, which is reflected in the rental prices. Want to know what's available today? Scroll to the current overview at the top of this page for the daily update.
Green park as a front garden, litter on the street: the honest picture of Putten
Putten scores a 7.0 from residents on Buurtje.nl, but behind that average lies a nuanced picture. The highest sub-score is for green spaces (8.8), and that's no surprise. Resident Julia writes: "The park is like our front garden; people in the neighbourhood organise barbecues and there's plenty to do." That park, along with the playground and a music lab in the area, gives Putten a village-like character in the middle of the city. At the same time, safety scores a notably low 5.6, and cleanliness (5.8) also disappoints. Several residents complain about litter, dumped rubbish near the Action store and poorly maintained front gardens. Mika calls it "a decent neighbourhood" but points to "scuffles" and nuisance from renovations.
In terms of amenities, Putten is reasonably well-equipped. There is an Albert Heijn supermarket and several primary schools (education scores a 7.3). Accessibility gets a 7.8: by car, you're quickly on the Ring road and the centre of Eindhoven is easily reachable. The municipality of Eindhoven is investing in various neighbourhood renewal projects, though residents have mixed experiences of this. The community score (6.2) shows that neighbourly contact is not equally strong everywhere. Marisja describes the neighbourhood as "multicultural" and notes there are many activities, "unfortunately mostly for the kids".
The atmosphere varies considerably by sub-area. The Kruidenbuurt has undergone a major transformation in recent years, while Gijzenrooi is quieter and greener. Those looking for a bit more liveliness might consider the Tivoli neighbourhood. Read more about residents' experiences and view all neighbourhood data on the Putten neighbourhood page.
Renting in Putten: for whom and for whom not?
With 4,475 residents aged between 25 and 45 and 3,230 single-person households, Putten is clearly popular among singles and young starters. Renting an apartment in Putten is a logical choice for them, especially given the relatively large share of housing corporation homes. Families with young children benefit from the schools and green spaces, but must take into account the mediocre safety score. If you're looking for a quiet, tidy neighbourhood without litter on the streets, Putten might not be your first choice. Consider the adjacent Kortonjo or check out homes for sale in Putten if you want more control over your living situation.
View the current rental supply in Putten
On this page you'll find the complete, daily updated supply of rental homes in Putten. Via Buurtje.nl, you can combine that supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics, so you not only find a rental home but also know where you'll end up. Looking more broadly? Then also check out the rental supply in all of Eindhoven or compare with popular neighbourhoods like Oud-Stratum and De Laak. This way, you'll find the neighbourhood that truly suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent for a rental home in Putten, Eindhoven?
In the free sector, the average rent in Putten over the past year was €1,440 per month, excluding social housing. The range runs from €540 to €2,675 per month, depending on the size and type of home. The average floor area was 99 m².
Is Putten a safe neighbourhood to look for a rental home?
Residents rate Putten a 5.6 for safety, which is below average. Some residents report minor disturbances and nuisance. At the same time, many tenants rate the neighbourhood as a whole at 7.0, indicating that most people live there comfortably.
How long is the waiting time for social housing in Putten?
Approximately 42% of homes in Putten are owned by a housing corporation. However, waiting times for social housing in Eindhoven can extend to several years. Renting a home in Putten via the free sector is faster but more expensive. Check the Eindhoven municipal website for current waiting times.
Are there schools and amenities near rental homes in Putten?
Yes, Putten has several primary schools and residents rate education at 7.3. There is an Albert Heijn for daily groceries, a park with a playground, and a music lab. For larger shops and dining, you need to go to Eindhoven city centre.
How is the accessibility when renting an apartment in Putten?
Residents give accessibility a 7.8, one of the higher scores. Putten is close to the Eindhoven Ring and the city centre is easily accessible by bike or bus. By car, you can quickly reach the A2 and A67 motorways. Parking is available on most streets without a permit.
Good, but too few Dutch people, many don't speak the Dutch language. Lots of rubbish on the street, dumping spots! Every day! Poorly maintained front gardens and alleys or too much paving. People drive too fast. Poor maintenance of paving in the streets and pavements. Too much bread, food scraps and cigarette butts on the pavements near the benches, attracting vermin, too many pigeons and crows! Dog poo also on the dog walking field! Otherwise, nice contact with people from the neighbourhood. Things are also organised in the neighbourhood.
Auto-translated to English by AIToo much rubbish on the street, people don't speak Dutch, front gardens poorly maintained, many houses long unoccupied because people go to their home country or elsewhere, only an AH, further there are activities but unfortunately mostly for the kids! People dump waste at the Action car park, the park here is great! Short distance from Eindhoven city centre, good bus connection, contacts in the neighbourhood are good. Hygiene needs to be better here and no more rubbish on the streets, more bins. And more Dutch people in the neighbourhood again!
Auto-translated to English by AIIt's a decent neighbourhood, it's not always pleasant due to the many renovations and some people who can sometimes be a bit annoying from my experience, but overall a fine place to live.
Auto-translated to English by AII've been living in this neighbourhood for 3 years and I think it's a very nice place. The park is kind of our front garden, people in the neighbourhood organise barbecues and there are plenty of things to do, e.g. the playground in the park, restaurants, a music lab and there are also about 3 or 4 schools in the area. I personally think it's a nice place with lots of nature, but there is quite a lot of rubbish on the ground. Cans, bits of paper, that sort of thing. Apparently there are only 2 bins on the street. That's the only downside of the neighbourhood! But otherwise I think it's well organised. Greetings Julia!
Auto-translated to English by AIFine neighbourhood, poorly accessible by public transport
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