Rental homes in Rennemig-Beersdal, Heerlen
View the current rental property listings in Rennemig-Beersdal. Find available homes as well as honest resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics all in one place.
Is there supply in the private sector of Rennemig-Beersdal?
Anyone looking for a rental home in this part of Heerlen-Noord needs patience or luck. The figures speak for themselves: 44% of the neighbourhood consists of rental properties, but the vast majority of these (33% of the total housing stock) are owned by housing associations. This means the private sector here is relatively small, with only 11% of homes owned by other landlords. This is immediately reflected in transactions over the past twelve months. Only 9 homes were rented out in the private sector during that period. Supply is therefore scarce.
If you do manage to rent a home in Rennemig-Beersdal in the private sector, you often get relatively plenty of space in return. The average floor area of rented properties was around 110 square metres. The average rent came to €1,196 per month, with a range between €1,045 and €1,350. This price level is well above what you would expect given the average income in the neighbourhood (€29,600), which is lower than the Heerlen average. This suggests that private rental homes are often the larger, more luxurious properties, or the characteristic homes in the protected cityscape of Beersdal. For current availability and daily prices, we refer you to the overview at the top of this page.
Friendly community with rough edges: what's it like living here?
Rennemig-Beersdal is a neighbourhood of contrasts. On one hand, you have the unique garden village character of historic Beersdal, an old mining colony with listed status. On the other hand, you have the more mixed development of Groot Rennemig. What binds both parts together is an incredibly strong social cohesion. On Buurtje.nl, the 'Community' category scores an impressive 9.5. Residents here genuinely know each other. As resident Joke (rating 7.5) puts it: "Nice neighbourhood, really. Lovely street, we do a lot together. Street party, carnival, New Year's Eve." If you like a down-to-earth atmosphere where the front door isn't always locked for the neighbours, you'll fit in well here.
However, it's important to also mention the downside, because the honest data on the Rennemig-Beersdal neighbourhood page shows that not everything is rosy. Safety is rated a meagre 6.5 and the neighbourhood's beauty a 5.5. Jesse Notermans, who has lived in the neighbourhood since he was three, gives an honest insight in his review (rating 6.9): "Great bond between residents, unfortunately a lot of criminal activity." He is also critical of local facilities for young people: "Unfortunately, I quickly noticed that education in this neighbourhood is not exactly the best... Teachers who don't take children seriously." You should take this kind of feedback into account in your decision. It's a neighbourhood where people would go through fire for each other, but where social issues are certainly visible on the streets.
The location is fine for anyone working in the region. Accessibility scores a 9.0. Via the nearby main roads, you're quickly on the N281 or in the city centre. Surrounding neighbourhoods such as Schelsberg also seamlessly connect, meaning facilities you might miss in the neighbourhood itself are often close by.
Does the social dynamic of this neighbourhood suit you?
Renting a home in Rennemig-Beersdal is mainly suitable for people who aren't afraid to speak their mind and enjoy direct contact. The largest age group is between 45 and 65, and there are many single-person households. If you're looking for anonymity and absolute peace and quiet, this might not be your place. If you're looking for affordable space and don't mind neighbours keeping an eye on you (and you on them), then it might be. For young families who place great importance on the reputation of primary schools, it's advisable to first look around carefully and read the reviews. Because renting in the private sector here is difficult due to limited supply, it often pays to also look at homes for sale in Rennemig-Beersdal, which at 56% form the majority.
Navigating the scarce rental supply
Because nothing may become available in the private sector for months at a time, Buurtje.nl helps you by bringing together supply from various sources. Can't see a suitable home above? Broaden your search to rental homes in all of Heerlen or look specifically at the directly adjacent neighbourhood Maria Gewanden en Terschuren, where the atmosphere can sometimes be slightly different. Nearby Mariarade is also an option for those who want to stay in Heerlen-Noord. For specific questions about permits or neighbourhood plans, you can contact the municipality of Heerlen.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Rennemig-Beersdal?
In the past 12 months, the average rent for a property in the private sector was €1,196 per month. Prices roughly ranged between €1,045 and €1,350, depending on the condition and size of the property.
Is it easy to rent a house in this neighbourhood?
No, the supply in the private sector is very limited. Only 9 private sector homes were rented out in the past year. A large part of the rental market (33% of all homes) is owned by housing associations and falls under social housing.
How safe is living in Rennemig-Beersdal?
Safety is rated by residents on Buurtje.nl with a 6.5. Although social control is high, some residents report nuisance and crime. It is advisable to visit the neighbourhood at different times to get a feel for the atmosphere yourself.
Can I rent an apartment here, or are they mostly single-family homes?
The Rennemig-Beersdal neighbourhood, and especially the garden village Beersdal, is known for its characteristic single-family homes (workers' cottages). Apartments do exist, but they are in the minority. The average size of rented properties was 110m², indicating more spacious houses.
What is the parking situation like in the neighbourhood?
Accessibility scores high (9.0) and in most streets, especially in Groot Rennemig, parking is reasonably easy. In the narrower streets of historic Beersdal, parking pressure can sometimes be higher due to the old street layout.
Very pleasant street, do a lot together. Street party, carnival, New Year's Eve.
Auto-translated to English by AII have lived on the Rennemig in Heerlen-Noord since I was 3. Unfortunately, I quickly noticed that education in this neighbourhood is not exactly the best, because I attended school there myself. Teachers who mistreat children, hurt them or don't take their feelings seriously. For example, if a child was bullied, it was often not taken seriously. A teacher dragged me by my wrist to apologise for something I hadn't done and that happened outside school hours. Besides that, there is a lot of theft in the village, especially at Jumbo, Plus and Kruidvat. Certain items have alarms on them, while in Landgraaf, for example, they don't. Also, there is often a lot of rubbish on the street, especially on the street where I live, things are sometimes thrown off the flats. At the playgrounds in the area, there is often animal excrement or glass. Vandalism is also a big issue, with bins being set on fire on holidays. The people, on the other hand, are very friendly and helpful if you respect them. There are also many places where you can get help.
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