Rental homes in Tweestedenziekenhuis, Tilburg
Are you looking for a rental property in Tweestedenziekenhuis? Check the current listings on this page and discover what the neighbourhood has to offer.
Rental prices and market figures Tweestedenziekenhuis, Tilburg
The Tweestedenziekenhuis neighbourhood is a small, compact area in the Het Zand district in Tilburg, with only 41 homes in total. Just over half of these, 54%, are rental properties. Of all homes, 41% are owned by a housing association, meaning social housing plays a clear role here. The remaining 12% fall under other landlords and belong to the private sector.
In the private sector (excluding social housing), one home was rented out last year at a monthly rent of €881. That is the only available data point, so do not draw any firm conclusions about a broad market average. For current rental prices and the number of available rental homes in Tweestedenziekenhuis, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
The average WOZ value in the neighbourhood is €384,000, which is notably high compared to the district average of Het Zand (€246,000) and also clearly above the Tilburg average of €314,000. This higher value level is linked to the presence of healthcare property and specific types of homes in the immediate vicinity of the hospital. The average income of residents is €30,500 per year, slightly above the district average but below the municipal average of €34,000. If you are considering looking for a rental home here, keep in mind that private sector supply is limited and social housing is managed through a housing association.
Living in Tweestedenziekenhuis, Tilburg
The name says it all: this neighbourhood is literally formed around the former Twee Steden Hospital on the Hilvarenbeekseweg in Tilburg. This gives the area a very distinct character. It is not a typical residential area with rows of owner-occupied homes or a bustling shopping street, but a small, functional area consisting largely of healthcare buildings, sheltered housing and apartments aimed at (elderly) residents with care needs. This is also reflected in the population composition: of the 175 residents, the largest group is over-65s (65 people), followed by the 45-65 age group. Young people and families are hardly present.
The atmosphere is quiet, perhaps even still. There is little through traffic in the neighbourhood itself, but the Hilvarenbeekseweg and the hospital surroundings generate some activity during the day. The housing stock mainly consists of apartments, fitting the neighbourhood's profile. There is hardly any new-build; the buildings largely date from the second half of the twentieth century.
Facilities in and around Tweestedenziekenhuis
Healthcare is the most prominent facility in the neighbourhood itself, with the Elisabeth-TweeSteden Hospital (ETZ) within walking distance. For daily groceries, you rely on the surrounding areas. An Albert Heijn and a Jumbo are accessible by bike via the Bredaseweg or towards the Reeshof shopping centre and the Hilvarenbeekseweg. Primary and secondary schools are available in the wider Het Zand district, but not right around the corner. Sports facilities, parks and catering establishments are more likely found in adjacent neighbourhoods or towards Tilburg city centre. The neighbourhood itself is functionally laid out, not recreational.
Accessibility
By car, Tweestedenziekenhuis is easily accessible via the Hilvarenbeekseweg, which connects to the N65 towards 's-Hertogenbosch and the A58 towards Breda. Tilburg city centre is about a ten-minute drive away. By bike, the city centre can be reached in a quarter of an hour via well-constructed cycle paths along the Hilvarenbeekseweg. For public transport, there are bus connections in the immediate vicinity; Tilburg Central Station is accessible by bus or bike in about twenty minutes. Parking is regulated in the immediate vicinity of the hospital, but generally free in the residential streets around the neighbourhood. Residents indicate that parking pressure can increase during the day due to hospital visitors.
On the neighbourhood page of Tweestedenziekenhuis you will find resident reviews and all available district data at a glance. Residents appreciate the peace and good healthcare facilities, but also mention that the neighbourhood lacks liveliness outside the hospital environment. One resident writes: "It is very quiet living here, ideal if you do not like crowds, but for a night out or shopping you always have to leave the neighbourhood." That is an honest summary of what this neighbourhood offers and what it does not.
If you are looking for a livelier environment, you could also consider Het Zand Noord-West or Jagersbuurt West, two neighbourhoods in the same district with a more mixed residential character and generally more rental supply. Luchthavenbuurt Oost is also an option for those seeking a bit more urban dynamics within Het Zand.
Is renting in Tweestedenziekenhuis right for you?
Given the demographic composition, limited housing supply and care-oriented environment, living in Tweestedenziekenhuis is most suitable for seniors, people with care needs or residents who consciously choose a quiet, functional living environment close to medical facilities. Starters and students will find few suitable rental homes in Tweestedenziekenhuis here, both in terms of supply and atmosphere. Families with young children will miss the immediate proximity of schools and play space.
Practical advice: social housing in the neighbourhood is managed through a housing association. Register in time, as waiting lists in Tilburg can be long. For the private sector, the rental supply in Tweestedenziekenhuis is very limited, so respond quickly if something becomes available. Check the available rental homes at the top of this page for the current situation. If renting is not the only option, the owner-occupied homes in Tweestedenziekenhuis are also worth a look, although supply there is also small.
For more information about living and facilities in the municipality, you can visit the website of Tilburg municipality.
What residents say about Tweestedenziekenhuis
The neighbourhood has a modest but consistent picture in resident reviews. Residents appreciate the peace, proximity to healthcare facilities and the feeling of safety. Criticisms concern the limited liveliness, lack of shops within walking distance and daytime parking pressure from hospital visitors. One resident describes it as follows: "Quiet and safe, but not the neighbourhood if you want cosiness and facilities around the corner." View all reviews and full neighbourhood data on the neighbourhood page of Tweestedenziekenhuis. Those reviews give a fairer picture than any brochure.
Compare rental homes around Tweestedenziekenhuis
Tweestedenziekenhuis is a niche neighbourhood with little turnover in the rental market. If you want more choice, it is a good idea to also look at rental homes in Het Zand as a whole, or broaden to other districts such as Binnenstad or Armhoef for a more urban living environment. For a complete overview of all available rental homes in Tilburg, the rental supply in Tilburg provides a good starting point. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Tweestedenziekenhuis, Tilburg?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), a home was rented in Tweestedenziekenhuis over the past year at a rent of €881 per month. Since this concerns a single transaction, it is only an indication. Social housing through a housing association is generally lower in price, but is not freely available. See the current listings at the top of the page for the most recent rents.
Are there social housing units in Tweestedenziekenhuis?
Yes, 41% of the housing stock in Tweestedenziekenhuis is owned by a housing association, which amounts to social housing. To qualify for social housing in Tilburg, you must register with a housing association such as TBV Wonen or WonenBreburg. Waiting lists in Tilburg can be several years, so registering in time is strongly recommended.
What is it like to live in Tweestedenziekenhuis?
Living in Tweestedenziekenhuis is quiet and safe, but the neighbourhood is functional in character and largely revolves around the care environment of the former Twee Steden Ziekenhuis. Residents appreciate the tranquillity and proximity to medical facilities, but mention as a disadvantage that shops, catering and recreation are not within walking distance. The neighbourhood mainly attracts older residents and people with care needs.
Is Tweestedenziekenhuis suitable for seniors as tenants?
Yes, Tweestedenziekenhuis is particularly suitable for seniors. The largest population group in the neighbourhood is 65-plus, there are sheltered housing units, and the proximity of the ETZ hospital and care services is a concrete advantage. The quiet character, the level-accessibility of many homes and the low traffic volume make the neighbourhood attractive for elderly people who want to live independently with care close by.
How accessible is Tweestedenziekenhuis?
By car, the neighbourhood is easily accessible via the Hilvarenbeekseweg, with a quick connection to the N65 and A58. The centre of Tilburg is about a ten-minute drive away. By bike, the city centre can be reached in a quarter of an hour. Bus connections in the area run to Tilburg Central Station, with a travel time of about twenty minutes. Parking is limited during the day due to hospital visitors, but in the residential streets themselves it is usually free.
What facilities are there in Tweestedenziekenhuis?
The most notable facility is the Elisabeth-TweeSteden Ziekenhuis (ETZ), directly in the neighbourhood. For daily groceries, schools, sports and catering, you have to rely on the surrounding neighbourhoods in Het Zand or the city centre of Tilburg. The neighbourhood itself has few shops or recreational facilities, which fits the care-oriented character of the area.
Is there a large supply of rental houses in Tweestedenziekenhuis?
The supply of rental houses and apartments in Tweestedenziekenhuis is limited. The neighbourhood has only 41 homes in total, a large part of which is owned by a housing association. Private sector rental homes rarely come onto the market. When a home becomes available, it is important to respond quickly and have your documents in order. See the available rental homes at the top of this page for the most current overview.
