Rental homes in Stationsbuurt, Roosendaal
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Rental prices and market figures for Stationsbuurt, Roosendaal
Stationsbuurt has a mixed housing stock: 48% of homes are rental properties, 52% are owner-occupied. Of the total housing stock of 526 homes, 28% is owned by a housing association (social rent), while 20% is in the hands of other landlords (private sector). Those looking for a rental home in Stationsbuurt outside the social sector pay an average of €977 per month in the private sector (excluding social rent, based on 18 rented homes in the past 12 months). The range runs from €545 to €1,875 per month, indicating that the supply varies greatly from compact apartments to larger homes. The average WOZ value in Stationsbuurt is €302,000, which is higher than both the district average of the Centrum district (€257,000) and the municipal average of Roosendaal (€292,000). This points to a relatively sought-after location within the municipality. For the most current rental prices and available rental homes in Stationsbuurt, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Stationsbuurt, Roosendaal
Stationsbuurt is, as the name suggests, the neighbourhood directly around Roosendaal station. This gives the district an urban and functional character: busy during the day, with travellers, cyclists and a constant flow of people moving in and out of the city. It is not a quiet residential neighbourhood in the traditional sense, but a neighbourhood where urban convenience and a central location go hand in hand. The housing types are diverse: from older porch flats and apartments from the post-war period to more recent rental apartments closer to the station area. With 335 single-person households, Stationsbuurt is clearly a neighbourhood for singles and starters, although families and a relatively large group of over-45s also live there.
Facilities in Stationsbuurt
The location directly next to the centre of Roosendaal means that almost all daily amenities are within walking distance. The city centre with the Roselaar (the covered shopping centre on the Markt) is reachable within a few minutes' walk. Supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Jumbo are present in or directly around the centre. As for schools, the neighbourhood itself is compact, but primary and secondary schools in the immediate vicinity of the centre are easily accessible. Residents rate education and facilities each an 8 out of 10, which is remarkably high for an urban neighbourhood level. Sports facilities and recreation are a bit further away, but the city park and various sports clubs in Roosendaal are quickly reachable by bike. The hospitality venues around the station and the centre provide liveliness, although this also contributes to the bustle that some residents experience as a drawback.
Accessibility
Accessibility is the strongest point of Stationsbuurt, with a resident score of 8 out of 10. Roosendaal station is literally in the neighbourhood and offers direct intercity connections to Breda, Bergen op Zoom, Vlissingen and Antwerp. For those travelling by car, the A58 (towards Bergen op Zoom and Breda) and the A17 (towards Rotterdam and Moerdijk) are easily accessible via the approach roads from the centre. Breda is about 25 minutes' drive away, Bergen op Zoom less than 15 minutes. The centre of Roosendaal itself is reachable by bike or on foot in a few minutes. Parking in Stationsbuurt does require some attention: around the station there are paid parking and permit zones, so if you own a car it is advisable to check this in advance via the municipality of Roosendaal.
Safety and atmosphere
Stationsbuurt scores a 6.9 out of 10 as an overall rating, but the sub-scores vary. Resident Rick describes it as a "varied neighbourhood in terms of safety" and points to active neighbourhood watch, but also to the bustle that the station environment brings. The safety score of 6 out of 10 is the lowest sub-score, while accessibility (8), education (8) and facilities (8) stand out. Green space scores a 5, the lowest after safety, which is logical for an urban station neighbourhood. The neighbourhood has character and location, but those seeking peace and greenery are less at home here. View all reviews and neighbourhood data on the Stationsbuurt neighbourhood page.
Compared to sister neighbourhoods within the Centrum district, Stationsbuurt has a higher WOZ value than the district average. Those looking for a slightly quieter alternative with a similar central location could also look at Centrum-Oud or Vrouwenhof, two neighbourhoods in the same district with a different character. For a broader overview of rental homes in Centrum, you can also consult the district page.
Is renting in Stationsbuurt for you?
Stationsbuurt mainly attracts singles, starters and people who travel daily and see the station location as a practical advantage. With an average income of €36,700 (slightly above the municipal average of €35,100) and a labour participation rate of 67%, it is an active neighbourhood. Private sector rental prices from €545 per month offer entry opportunities, but the average of €977 per month requires a solid income. Social rental homes are available through the housing association (28% of the stock), but be prepared for waiting lists. Register in time with the regional association to be eligible. Those considering buying instead of renting can find the supply on the page with homes for sale in Stationsbuurt. Available rental homes in Stationsbuurt change quickly, so respond quickly if you see something suitable and make sure your documents (payslips, ID, employer's statement) are ready.
What residents say about Stationsbuurt
Stationsbuurt receives an average rating of 6.9 out of 10, based on resident reviews. The highest scores go to accessibility (8), education (8) and facilities (8). The lowest scores are for green space (5) and safety (6). Resident Rick writes: "Varied neighbourhood in terms of safety. Neighbourhood watch is active, but the bustle from the station traffic plays a role." That sums up Stationsbuurt well: lots of convenience and location, but also the downside of a busy station environment. Read more experiences and view all sub-scores on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Stationsbuurt.
Compare rental homes in and around Stationsbuurt
Looking for a rental home in Stationsbuurt or want to compare with other neighbourhoods? Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home but also know what to expect from the neighbourhood. Besides Stationsbuurt, Centrum-Nieuw and districts such as Oost and Noord are also popular among renters in Roosendaal. For a complete overview of all rental homes in Roosendaal, you can also search and filter at the municipal level by price, surface area and energy label.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Stationsbuurt, Roosendaal?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Stationsbuurt over the past 12 months was €977 per month, based on 18 rented properties. The range runs from €545 to €1,875 per month, depending on size and type of property. Social housing through the housing association is generally cheaper, but waiting lists and income requirements apply.
Are there social housing properties in Stationsbuurt?
Yes, 28% of the housing stock in Stationsbuurt is owned by a housing association, which accounts for a significant portion of the 526 homes in the neighbourhood. To qualify for a social housing property in Roosendaal, you need to register with the regional housing association. Be aware of waiting lists, which can be long in popular central locations like Stationsbuurt.
What is it like to live in Stationsbuurt?
Living in Stationsbuurt means living centrally with all the convenience of the station location and proximity to the centre of Roosendaal. The neighbourhood scores 6.9 out of 10 in resident reviews. Accessibility, amenities and education score highly (each an 8), while green space (5) and safety (6) are lower. It is an urban, active neighbourhood best suited to people who prioritise location and accessibility over peace and green space.
Is Stationsbuurt suitable for starters and single people?
Stationsbuurt is particularly a neighbourhood for starters and single people. With 335 single-person households, this is the largest household group in the neighbourhood, and the 25-45 age group is the largest. The central location, good public transport links and relatively diverse rental housing supply (including more compact apartments) make the neighbourhood attractive for people just starting out on the rental market or wanting flexible living.
How accessible is Stationsbuurt?
The accessibility of Stationsbuurt is excellent and scores an 8 out of 10 from residents. Roosendaal Station is right in the neighbourhood and offers intercity connections to Breda, Bergen op Zoom, Vlissingen and Antwerp. By car, the A58 towards Breda and the A17 towards Rotterdam are easily reachable. The centre of Roosendaal is within walking distance. Parking around the station is paid or regulated by permit.
What amenities are there in Stationsbuurt?
Stationsbuurt directly benefits from its proximity to the city centre of Roosendaal. Supermarkets, shops and restaurants are within walking distance, including at the Roselaar shopping centre. Schools in the area are easily accessible and residents give education an 8 out of 10. Sports facilities and green spaces are a bit further away but quickly reachable by bike. The combination of station, centre and daily amenities makes the neighbourhood functionally strong.
Is Stationsbuurt a safe neighbourhood in Roosendaal?
Safety in Stationsbuurt scores a 6 out of 10 in resident reviews, which is the lowest sub-score. Resident Rick describes it as a 'varied neighbourhood in terms of safety', pointing to active neighbourhood watch but also the hustle and bustle that comes with the station area. It is not an unsafe neighbourhood, but the footfall from the station creates more activity than in quieter residential areas elsewhere in Roosendaal.
Involved, neighbourhood prevention, busy due to station traffic
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