Rental homes in Puttense Dreef, Eindhoven
View the current rental property offerings on Puttense Dreef and discover what this quiet, green Eindhoven neighbourhood has to offer for tenants.
Rental prices and market figures for Puttense Dreef, Eindhoven
Puttense Dreef is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 62% of the housing stock is owner-occupied, while 38% is rented out. There are no social housing units from a housing association; all rental supply is in the hands of private or commercial landlords. This makes renting in Puttense Dreef a purely free-sector affair, without any social rental option in the neighbourhood itself.
Based on free-sector rentals over the past twelve months, the average rental price in Puttense Dreef was approximately €1,902 per month, with a range of €1,130 to €2,675 per month. The average rented property had an area of 98 m², which works out at a price of about €19.40 per m² per month. These figures exclude social housing. For comparison, the current supply and daily averages can be found at the top of this page.
The WOZ value of homes in Puttense Dreef averages €538,000, significantly higher than the district average of Putten (€389,000) and the municipal average of Eindhoven (€360,000). This difference is also reflected in rental prices: those looking for a rental home in Puttense Dreef pay more than in surrounding neighbourhoods such as Sintenbuurt or Poeijers. The average income in the neighbourhood (€52,600) is also considerably higher than in the rest of the district and municipality, which partly explains the higher rental prices.
Living in Puttense Dreef, Eindhoven
Puttense Dreef is a quiet, green neighbourhood on the southeastern edge of Eindhoven, part of the Putten district. The neighbourhood has a distinctly suburban character: wide streets, plenty of greenery between the homes, and a predominantly family-oriented atmosphere. The housing stock mainly consists of detached houses and semi-detached houses from the 1980s and 1990s, supplemented by a limited number of spacious apartments. The WOZ values and the high proportion of owner-occupied homes reveal that this is not an entry-level neighbourhood, but an area where people consciously choose to live.
The largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds, and households with children are the most common household type. This says something about the character: quiet, established, little student traffic. With a labour participation rate of 72% and a highly educated resident profile (62% highly educated), the neighbourhood has a stable, active population.
Facilities in Puttense Dreef
The immediate density of facilities in the neighbourhood itself is limited, but the proximity of the Woensel shopping centre and the Aalsterweg means that daily shopping is easily accessible. Within cycling distance you will find an Albert Heijn and a Jumbo. As for schools, primary schools are present in the immediate vicinity; secondary schools are accessible in adjacent districts. For sports, the neighbourhood benefits from the nearby Genneper Park, a large recreational area with walking and cycling paths, sports facilities, and the possibility of swimming in the summer months. Restaurants and shops for daily use are easily reachable by bike, but the neighbourhood itself has no own shopping street or concentration of eateries.
Accessibility
Puttense Dreef is conveniently located relative to the A2 and A67 motorways, providing quick car access to the centre of Eindhoven (about ten minutes) and to cities such as Den Bosch and Venlo. Eindhoven station can be reached by bike in about twenty minutes. Bus connections towards the centre run via the Aalsterweg. Parking in the neighbourhood itself is free in most streets and without a permit requirement, which residents find pleasant. For cyclists, there are good connections via Genneper Park towards the centre.
Want to know what residents themselves think about the accessibility and atmosphere? Check the experiences on the neighbourhood page of Puttense Dreef, where you can also find neighbourhood scores and resident reviews.
Compared to neighbouring communities such as Burghplan or Gijzenrooi, Puttense Dreef has a quieter and more residential character, with higher property values and less rental supply. Those looking for more urbanity can also look at Centrum or Oud-Stratum, where the supply is generally larger and more varied.
Does renting in Puttense Dreef suit you as a tenant?
Puttense Dreef is most suitable for tenants who consciously choose peace, space, and a green living environment, and who are willing to pay a higher rent for it. Families with children and dual-income earners with above-average incomes generally feel at home here. Starters or students looking for an affordable home are less in their element here: the free-sector supply starts at around €1,130 per month and social housing is not available in the neighbourhood. For social housing in the region, registration with Woonbedrijf or SWS Hhvl via the municipality of Eindhoven is the designated route, but waiting lists are long. If you are unsure between renting and buying, you can also compare the supply of homes for sale in Puttense Dreef. The number of available rental homes for rent in Puttense Dreef is limited; respond quickly if you see something suitable, because available rental homes here are usually rented out quickly. Make sure you have your payslips, employer's statement, and ID ready.
What residents say about living in Puttense Dreef
Residents appreciate Puttense Dreef especially for its peace, space, and green surroundings. The neighbourhood scores well on safety perception and liveability. One resident writes: "It is quiet and green here, the neighbours know each other and you notice that people consciously choose this neighbourhood." Less positive are some residents about the limited own facilities and the dependence on the car or bike for daily shopping. All reviews and partial scores per category can be found on the neighbourhood page of Puttense Dreef.
Comparing rental homes in and around Puttense Dreef
Puttense Dreef is one of the most expensive neighbourhoods within the Putten district when it comes to free-sector rental prices. Those with a lower budget can also look at Nieuwe Erven or Tivoli, or explore the broader supply of rental homes in Putten. For an even larger search area, the overview of rental homes in Eindhoven provides a complete picture of all districts and neighbourhoods. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with neighbourhood data, resident reviews, and rental market figures, so you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Puttense Dreef, Eindhoven?
In the free sector, the average rent in Puttense Dreef over the past twelve months was approximately €1,902 per month, with a range of €1,130 to €2,675 per month. The average rented property had an area of 98 m², which works out to about €19.40 per m² per month. Social housing is not available in Puttense Dreef; all rental properties fall under the free sector.
Are there social housing properties in Puttense Dreef?
No, there are no housing association properties available in Puttense Dreef: the housing association share is 0%. All rental properties in the neighbourhood are owned by private or commercial landlords and therefore fall under the free sector. Those seeking social housing in the Eindhoven region can register with Woonbedrijf or SWS Hhvl via the municipality of Eindhoven, but should expect long waiting lists.
What is it like to live in Puttense Dreef?
Puttense Dreef is a quiet, green suburban neighbourhood on the southeastern edge of Eindhoven with a strong family character. Residents appreciate the space, greenery and sense of safety. The neighbourhood has few shops or restaurants of its own, so you rely on a bike or car for daily amenities. The average income and education level are significantly higher than the Eindhoven average.
Is Puttense Dreef suitable for families with children?
Yes, Puttense Dreef is very much a family neighbourhood. Households with children form the largest household type, and 38% of residents are married. The quiet streets, nearby Genneper Park and the presence of primary schools in the area make the neighbourhood attractive for families. However, as a tenant you should expect higher rents in the free sector and a limited supply of rental properties.
How accessible is Puttense Dreef?
By car, Puttense Dreef is well connected via the A2 and A67; Eindhoven city centre can be reached in about ten minutes. Eindhoven station is about twenty minutes away by bike. Bus services run via Aalsterweg towards the centre. Parking in the neighbourhood is free and without a permit requirement on most streets. For cyclists, there are good routes through Genneper Park.
What amenities are there in Puttense Dreef?
The neighbourhood itself has no shopping street or concentration of restaurants, but daily groceries are easily accessible by bike via an Albert Heijn and Jumbo in the area. Genneper Park offers extensive recreational opportunities, including walking and cycling paths and swimming facilities in summer. Primary schools are located nearby; secondary schools are in adjacent districts.
How quickly are rental properties let in Puttense Dreef?
The supply of rental properties in Puttense Dreef is limited: only two free-sector properties were let in the past twelve months. Due to this scarce supply, available rental properties usually go quickly. It is advisable to respond promptly to a property you like and have your documents such as payslips, employer's statement and ID ready. Current letting times can be found at the top of this page.
