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Rental prices and market figures for Son, Son en Breugel

Of the more than 2,615 homes in Son, 37% are in the rental sector. This is a relatively modest rental share for a Brabant village, where owner-occupied homes clearly dominate. Social housing makes up 22% of the total stock, while private landlords account for around 15%. If you want a social rental home, registering with a housing association such as Woonbedrijf or Domein is the way to go, but expect a waiting list.

For the private sector, rental prices in Son are steep. Based on the past twelve months, six homes were rented out for an average of €1,373 per month, with a range of €889 to €2,195 per month. This concerns only private sector homes; social housing is not included here. With an average area of 151 m², this works out at a price of around €9.10 per m². The WOZ value in Son is €468,000, slightly below the neighbourhood average of €481,000 and above the municipal average of €459,000. This says something about housing quality: solid, but not the most expensive corner of the municipality. At the top of the page, see the current supply and the daily average rental price for the most recent updates.

Living in Son, Son en Breugel

Son is the compact, green heart of the municipality of Son en Breugel. It is a real village, not a new development or commuter town that happens to have a name. Resident F. Hendriks, who has lived there his whole life, describes it aptly: "Almost everyone knows each other within the village." That says a lot about Son's character: small-scale, social, and with a strong local feel.

The housing stock mainly consists of post-war single-family homes, terraced houses and detached houses from the 1960s and 1970s, supplemented by newer expansions on the edges of the village. Apartments exist but are scarce. Anyone wanting to rent an apartment in Son will find that supply is limited. This makes the village less suitable for starters looking for a small, affordable rental unit.

Facilities in Son

For daily shopping, you don't need to leave Son. Supermarkets are within walking distance of most residential areas. The same goes for schools: there are several primary schools in the village, as resident PvD confirms: "Education is good, but there is no secondary school because it's a village." Secondary school students rely on Eindhoven or Sint-Oedenrode, a few kilometres away. In terms of recreation, Son scores highly. Resident A. Gerrits points to the deer park and the nearby forest, a popular off-leash area for dog owners. F. Hendriks mentions petting zoos, restaurants, breweries, sports facilities and hobby spaces, and local events are regularly organised. The municipality of Son en Breugel offers an up-to-date overview of activities and local facilities on its website.

Accessibility of Son

Son does not have its own train station, but the bus connection to Eindhoven is good. A. Gerrits explicitly mentions the bus connection as a plus point. By car, Son is easily accessible via the A50 and the nearby motorway junction towards Eindhoven (around 15 minutes) and Den Bosch. The Ekkersrijt industrial estate, one of the largest in North Brabant, borders Son directly, also providing employment in the immediate vicinity. Cyclists have access to an extensive network of cycle paths towards Eindhoven and surrounding villages. Parking in Son is generally free and not a problem, which is a clear advantage for a neighbourhood so close to Eindhoven.

Character and comparison with other neighbourhoods

Compared to neighbouring areas such as De Gentiaan and 't Zand, the village of Son has a more central and historic character. The Verspreide huizen Son are more rural and scattered across the countryside. Those looking for more urban allure can also look at Breugel, the other core of the municipality. For a complete picture of the neighbourhood, also see the neighbourhood page for Son with all resident reviews and district data.

Is Son right for you as a tenant?

Son mainly attracts families and over-65s. The largest age group consists of over-65s (1,830 out of 5,335 residents), followed by the 45-65 age group. This makes Son a quiet, stable neighbourhood, but less dynamic for young starters or students. Single-person households are the largest household type at 985, although these are often older single people. Young people renting in Son find limited supply and higher rental prices than in Eindhoven itself. For families with children, Son offers a lot: green surroundings, primary schools within walking distance, social cohesion and relatively little traffic. If you want a rental home in Son via the social sector, register with a housing association in good time. For the private sector, the rule is: respond quickly to available rental homes, as supply is limited. Prepare your rental documents and expect an income requirement of typically three to four times the monthly rent. An alternative is to look at the owner-occupied housing supply, because with 63% owner-occupied homes, Son is primarily a buyer's market.

What residents say about Son

Son scores an 8.4 out of 10 based on resident reviews. Green spaces (9.3) and beauty (9.3) are the absolute highlights, followed by accessibility (9.0). Facilities (7.3) and education (7.3) score less strongly, which is logical for a village without a secondary school and with limited shopping options. A. Gerrits writes: "Close to a deer park and a nice piece of forest. Ideal for dog owners because it's an off-leash area." That typifies Son well: it's a neighbourhood where nature is close by and the atmosphere is friendly. Read all experiences and subscores on the neighbourhood page for Son.

Compare rental homes in and around Son

Looking for more choice or want to compare neighbourhoods side by side? Also check the supply of rental homes in Son as a district, or broaden your search area to rental homes in Son en Breugel as a whole municipality. Neighbourhoods such as De Gentiaan and Industrieterrein Ekkersrijt are nearby but have a very different character. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident scores and district data, so you not only find a home but also understand whether the neighbourhood suits you. Available rental homes to rent in Son can be seen at the top of this page, including filters for price, area and energy label.