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Rental homes in ’t Lien / De Rietvink, Leidschendam-Voorburg

Looking for a rental property in ’t Lien / De Rietvink? Check the current listings, average prices, and honest resident reviews of this neighbourhood in Leidschendam-Voorburg.

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Is the rent in ’t Lien / De Rietvink proportionate to the living quality?

When you look at the housing market in this part of Leidschendam-Voorburg, it immediately stands out that prices in the free sector are steep. Although almost half of the homes in the neighbourhood are rental (49%), the largest part of that consists of housing association properties (34%). The private rental market is relatively small at 14% of the stock, which creates scarcity. The average WOZ value here is €409,000, which is higher than the municipal average of €380,000. This is reflected in the asking prices.

For a vacant rental home in the free sector, the average paid over the past 12 months was €2,121 per month. That is a substantial amount, but you often get space in return: the average surface area of these rented homes was 127 square metres. However, the range is wide, varying from €1,015 to outliers of €5,500 for luxury villas. Anyone wanting to rent in ’t Lien / De Rietvink must therefore reckon with a sizeable budget or qualify for the social sector, where waiting times are often long. For current daily prices and the current supply, you can consult the filters at the top of this page.

Critical voices about atmosphere and social cohesion

Figures only tell half the story. What is it actually like to live here? The neighbourhood has a mixed character. On the one hand, it is an ageing neighbourhood (the largest group of residents is 65+), on the other hand, much new construction has been added that has changed the dynamics. The resident rating on Buurtje.nl is notably low at 3.1 out of 10, and this is not due to the 'beauty' of the neighbourhood (which still gets an 8.0), but mainly due to the atmosphere and amenities.

One resident describes the situation quite sharply in a review: "Became an incoherent neighbourhood." There is criticism of the disappearance of green space at the expense of new construction, and the feeling of social control seems to be decreasing. Specifically, mention is made of "loitering figures from the psychiatric institution," which affects the sense of safety (score 4.0) for some residents. You can read this kind of honest feedback on the neighbourhood page of ’t Lien / De Rietvink. It is not a neighbourhood where everyone greets each other on the street; the score for 'community' remains stuck at 3.0.

Yet there are differences per part of the neighbourhood. The experience in ’t Lien south can be different from when you are looking for a home in De Rietvink / Veursestraatweg. De Rietvink has traditionally been known as spacious and green, located near the Vlietlanden, which remains attractive for those seeking peace despite the critical notes about the neighbourhood as a whole. Anyone considering renting an apartment in ’t Lien / De Rietvink would do well to walk through the specific street at different times to experience the atmosphere for themselves.

Does the dynamics of ’t Lien / De Rietvink match your housing wishes?

Given the average rent and the large surface areas, the free sector here is mainly aimed at families with above-average incomes and seniors who have sold their owner-occupied homes. For young starters, the supply is often unaffordable. Also, if you are looking for a vibrant, close-knit community, this may not be your first choice. The amenities score is very low at 1.0; for shops and entertainment you have to rely on surrounding neighbourhoods or the centre. Are you unsure about renting? Then take a look at the supply of homes for sale in ’t Lien / De Rietvink, since the owner-occupied market here is slightly larger than the rental market.

Availability and alternatives in the region

Finding a rental home in this specific neighbourhood requires patience, because only a few dozen homes come onto the free rental market each year. Buurtje.nl shows the current supply as soon as it becomes available. Can't find what you're looking for here? Then take a look at the possibilities in the adjacent De Zijde / Duivenvoorde / Park Veursehout or the neighbourhood Leidschendam - Zuid en omgeving. For general information about permits and regulations, you can contact the municipality of Leidschendam-Voorburg. You can also search more broadly for rental homes in Leidschendam-Voorburg to increase your chances.


Frequently asked questions

What is the average cost of renting a house in ’t Lien / De Rietvink?

In the past 12 months, the average rent in the free sector was €2,121 per month. However, prices vary widely, ranging from approximately €1,015 to €5,500, depending on the type of property and floor area.

How large are the rental properties in this neighbourhood?

Rental properties in the free sector here are relatively spacious. The average living area of rented properties in the past year was 127 square metres. This makes the neighbourhood attractive for families seeking space.

Is there a lot of supply in the free sector in ’t Lien / De Rietvink?

Supply is limited. Only 14% of the housing stock is private rental. In the past year, approximately 38 properties in the free sector were rented out through known channels. There is therefore a scarcity.

How safe is the neighbourhood according to residents?

Safety is rated by residents at 4.0 on a scale of 10. Although this is not a failing grade, some residents complain in reviews about a lack of social control and loitering individuals, which negatively affects the sense of safety.

Who is renting a home in ’t Lien / De Rietvink suitable for?

Given the high rents and demographics (many over-65s), the neighbourhood is mainly suitable for affluent seniors and families seeking space who are less concerned about immediate amenities or a vibrant nightlife on the street.


Experiences from ’t Lien / De Rietvink
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Became an incoherent neighbourhood

Often loitering figures from the psychiatric institution. No more social control after all the new construction. A lot of greenery removed. Neighbourhood has become an incoherent whole.

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