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Rental homes in Twello-Nijbroek, Voorst

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Is the private rental market in Twello-Nijbroek really that spacious?

When you look at the housing market in this region, it immediately stands out that renting is not the norm here. Of the 7,657 homes in Twello-Nijbroek, 66% are owner-occupied. This means the rental market is tight, and you notice that as a home seeker. Of the 34% rental properties, the vast majority (26%) are owned by housing associations. Only 9% of the total housing stock falls under 'other landlords', i.e. the private sector. This explains why the supply you see at the top of this page is often limited and changes quickly.

Yet the figures from the past 12 months are striking. The average rent in the private sector was €1,496 per month. That sounds steep, especially compared to the average income in the neighbourhood of €36,600. But there is a trade-off: the average size of rented homes was a generous 284m². This is because in the rural area, such as the scattered houses, large farmhouses are sometimes rented out. The range is therefore enormous: from €400 for simple properties to as much as €3,750 for exclusive detached homes. For the current daily prices, we refer you to the overview at the top, but keep in mind that renting a house in Twello-Nijbroek in the private sector often means either digging deep into your pockets for a lot of space, or having to search hard for that one affordable apartment.

Peace, space and seniors: the atmosphere according to residents

Anyone considering settling here often consciously chooses the peace and village character. With a resident rating of 8.4, the neighbourhood scores well above average. The facilities (9.5) and green spaces (9.0) are particularly highly valued. Twello functions as the beating heart of the municipality of Voorst, with a train station and a wide range of shops, while the rural area towards Nijbroek and Terwolde is purely agricultural and expansive. It is therefore not surprising that the largest age group here is the over-65s (4,735 residents). The ageing population is visible in the streetscape and facilities.

A local resident, Arie, sums it up aptly on the main page of Twello-Nijbroek with the title "Toppie" and a score of 8.4. He notes: "Nice neighbourhood, but lots of elderly people. More cohesion between neighbours could be better." This is an honest observation you hear more often. The neighbourhood is safe (score 7.0) and clean (9.0), but it is not a place where doors are constantly left open. People are friendly but value their privacy. If you like an environment where everything is well organised, from the library to the supermarket, you will be well placed around Twello-Midden. However, if you are looking for a vibrant nightlife or a very young population, it can sometimes feel a bit quiet here.

The diversity within the area is great. You can choose the centre, where you are close to the railway and shops, or look at rural Terwolde and the village of Nijbroek. Here you really live in the countryside, often with views over the meadows. Accessibility is rated highly by residents at 8.5, partly thanks to the location near the A1 and the station in Twello, which provides excellent connections to Deventer and Apeldoorn. For more information about permits or local projects, you can visit the municipal website of Voorst.

Does Twello-Nijbroek suit your housing wishes?

Given the demographics and housing stock, this region is particularly suitable for those seeking peace, seniors and families who want to swap the city for a safe, green environment. With 2,725 households without children, this is the largest group, which explains the quiet streets. For starters, it is difficult: renting an affordable apartment is a challenge due to the limited supply in the lower middle segment. Competition for the few affordable rental homes is fierce. If you have a median income and are looking for something permanent, it is often smarter to look at the supply of homes for sale in Twello-Nijbroek, as buying is the norm here. Home seekers with a higher income who want to bridge a period temporarily in a spacious detached home can also sometimes find unique opportunities here.

Smart searching for a rental home

Because the supply of rental homes Twello-Nijbroek is scarce, speed is essential. Buurtje.nl helps you by bringing together the current supply from various sources. Use the filters to see immediately if something is available in your price range. If there is nothing available here, take a look at nearby Wilp or search for a home to rent in the village of Voorst, where the market is sometimes slightly less tense.


Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in Twello-Nijbroek?

In the past 12 months, the average rent in the free sector was €1,496 per month. However, prices vary enormously, from €400 for small units to €3,750 for large detached houses. This is due to the great diversity in the housing supply.

Is it easy to rent a house in Twello-Nijbroek?

No, it can be difficult. Only 9% of homes are in the free rental sector (excluding housing associations). Since 66% of homes are owner-occupied, the supply of rental homes is limited and there is often a lot of competition.

How do residents rate living in this neighbourhood?

Residents give Twello-Nijbroek a nice 8.4. They particularly appreciate the amenities (9.5) and the abundance of greenery (9.0). However, some residents note that there are many elderly people and that social cohesion could sometimes be better.

What type of homes are available for rent?

The supply is diverse but scarce. You occasionally find apartments in the centre of Twello, but also very spacious detached houses or farmhouses in the rural area. The average size of rented homes in the past year was remarkably large: 284 m².

Is the neighbourhood well accessible for commuters?

Yes, accessibility scores an 8.5. Twello has its own train station with connections to Apeldoorn and Deventer. In addition, the neighbourhood is conveniently located near the A1 motorway, making it attractive for people who work in the city but want to live quietly.


Experiences from Twello-Nijbroek
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8.4
Arie
Family · Semi-detached
Twello-Zuid25-05-2025
Great

Nice neighbourhood, though many elderly people. More cohesion among neighbours would be welcome.

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8.4
M
Twello-Zuid10-08-2023
Cosy

It's a cosy neighbourhood, there are often neighbourhood barbecues

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