8 rental homes in neighbourhood Tegelen-Centrum, Venlo

Rental prices and market figures Tegelen-Centrum, Venlo

Tegelen-Centrum is a neighbourhood with a mixed housing supply: 45% of homes are rental properties, 54% are owner-occupied. Of the total housing stock, 26% is owned by a housing association (social rent) and 20% is in the hands of other landlords (private sector). This is a relatively large share of social housing for a central neighbourhood, meaning there are also affordable options, although they come with waiting lists.

For the private sector: over the past twelve months, 43 homes were rented out with an average rent of €1,119 per month (excluding social housing). The range runs from €780 to €1,950 per month, depending on type and size. With an average surface area of 105 m², this works out to about €10.66 per m² per month. The WOZ value in Tegelen-Centrum averages €253,000, which is lower than the district average of €275,000 and the municipal average of Venlo (€285,000). This indicates that house prices here are slightly more moderate than elsewhere in the municipality. For current rental prices and available rental properties in Tegelen-Centrum, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.

Living in Tegelen-Centrum, Venlo

Tegelen-Centrum is the historic heart of Tegelen, a former independent municipality that was merged with Venlo in 2001. This past is still palpable: the neighbourhood has its own character, with a village atmosphere that you won't find in the actual city centre of Venlo. Around the Marktplein and Kerkstraat you'll find shops, eateries and the church that form the heart of Tegelen. The housing stock mainly consists of terraced houses and semi-detached houses from the 1950s and 1960s, supplemented by some newer apartment complexes. It's not a trendy urban district, but a neighbourhood where people have lived for decades and know each other.

Facilities in Tegelen-Centrum

For daily groceries, you hardly need to leave the neighbourhood. There is an Albert Heijn within walking distance and on the Kerkstraat you'll find smaller specialist shops, a bakery and several eateries. The shopping offer is modest but functional, aimed at local residents. For a larger selection, you'll need to go to the centre of Venlo, about five kilometres away. In terms of education, there are primary schools in and directly around the neighbourhood, including schools with a Catholic foundation that fit the traditional Limburg character of Tegelen. Secondary education is accessible in Venlo. For sports, football club Tegelen is active in the neighbourhood, and the Tegelense Bos on the edge of the neighbourhood offers space for walking and cycling. There are also some sports halls and a tennis club in the immediate vicinity.

Accessibility of Tegelen-Centrum

By car, you can quickly reach the A73 via the N271, which connects Venlo with Nijmegen to the north and Roermond to the south. The centre of Venlo can be reached in about ten minutes. Parking in Tegelen-Centrum is largely free on the street, which is a clear advantage compared to the busy Venlo-Centrum. By public transport, bus services connect Tegelen with Venlo station, from where you have trains towards Eindhoven, Nijmegen and Germany. The cycle route to Venlo-Centrum is good and flat, and takes an average of about fifteen to twenty minutes. For those who commute daily, the location is perfectly fine.

Residents describe Tegelen-Centrum as quiet and orderly, with a close-knit community. One resident writes: "It's nice and quiet here and everyone knows each other. Not much excitement, but that's exactly why I live here." Less positive are some residents about the shopping offer, which has declined in recent years, and about the ageing of the neighbourhood. On the neighbourhood page of Tegelen-Centrum you'll find all reviews and neighbourhood data in one place.

Compared to neighbouring communities such as Bosserhof and Krekelsberg, Tegelen-Centrum has a more central character with slightly more facilities within walking distance. Maasveld I and Maasveld II are quieter and greener in nature, but have fewer shops in the immediate vicinity. In terms of rent, the neighbourhoods are in the same range, although the supply varies per type of home.

Does renting in Tegelen-Centrum suit you?

The neighbourhood mainly attracts people who value peace and community spirit over urban dynamism. With 1,145 residents aged 65 and over, it is the largest age group, which explains the quiet atmosphere. Yet there are also families and working people: the 25 to 45 age group numbers 865 people and the labour participation rate is 60%. For starters looking for an affordable rental home in a quiet environment, Tegelen-Centrum could be interesting, especially if you are open to a housing association property. Respond quickly to private sector listings: supply is limited and popular homes are usually rented out within a few weeks. Make sure you have income statements, employer's declaration and proof of identity at hand. For social housing, register with Woonwenz, the housing association active in this region. Be prepared for waiting lists. Considering buying? Then also check the supply of rental properties in Venlo or explore the broader rental properties in Tegelen-Centrum as a district for a wider picture.

What residents say about Tegelen-Centrum

Based on resident reviews, Tegelen-Centrum scores highest on social cohesion and sense of safety. Residents appreciate the peace, the recognisability of the neighbourhood and the proximity of daily facilities. A recurring point of criticism is the declining shopping offer and the limited entertainment options for young people. One resident sums it up: "Tegelen has its own soul, you can still feel that. But for the big city you really have to go to Venlo." Want to read all reviews and see how the neighbourhood scores on categories such as accessibility, greenery and safety? Then go to Tegelen-Centrum on Buurtje.nl for the full overview.

Compare rental properties in and around Tegelen-Centrum

Looking for an apartment to rent in Tegelen-Centrum or want to compare with other neighbourhoods? In the same district you'll also find supply in Bosserhof and Krekelsberg, both with a slightly greener and quieter appearance. Those who prefer a more urban lifestyle can look at Venlo-Centrum or Venlo-Zuid, where the supply is larger but rents are generally higher. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Want to know more about living in the municipality? Then check the supply for rent in Venlo or consult the municipality of Venlo for information about registration, permits and local facilities.