Rental homes in Veenderij, Veenendaal
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Rental prices and market figures Veenderij, Veenendaal
Veenderij is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 81% of the more than 897 homes are privately owned, only 19% are rental properties. Of that rental share, 16% is owned by a housing association (social rent) and 3% belongs to other landlords. The supply of rental homes in Veenderij is therefore limited, and when something becomes available in the free sector, it goes quickly.
In the free sector (excluding social rent), five homes were rented out in Veenderij over the past twelve months. The average rent was €2,103 per month, with a range of €1,700 to €2,625 per month. With an average surface area of 118 m², that works out to about €17.80 per m² per month. That is on the higher side, but it fits the owner-occupied market here: the average WOZ value in Veenderij is €585,000, well above the district average of Noordoost (€411,000) and far above the municipal average of Veenendaal (€375,000). Renting in Veenderij therefore means paying for a neighbourhood with relatively high property values. Those with a lower budget would be better off looking at rental homes in Noordoost or the broader supply of rental homes in Veenendaal. For current rental prices and available rental homes, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Veenderij, Veenendaal
Veenderij is a relatively new, quiet residential neighbourhood on the north-eastern side of Veenendaal. The name refers to the peat landscape on which this part of the city was built. The neighbourhood consists largely of spacious single-family homes and detached owner-occupied houses, which immediately explains why the rental percentage is so low. If you are looking for a rental home here, you are looking for something that does not become available very often.
The character of the neighbourhood is green and orderly. Residents describe it as quiet, tidy and sociable. Bas W. writes: "It is a new, safe, beautiful neighbourhood, the people are friendly and get along well with each other, there is little litter and it is often quiet." Finn adds that there is seasonal cohesion: ice skating in winter on a nearby field, football in summer. This gives the neighbourhood a village-like social character that you encounter less often in more urban districts of Veenendaal.
Facilities in Veenderij
Veenderij is within cycling distance of the facilities in the broader Noordoost area and Veenendaal city centre. For daily groceries, you can go to supermarkets in the immediate vicinity, including branches of Albert Heijn and Jumbo within a short distance. Primary schools are present in the neighbourhood or directly adjacent; the education score of residents stands at 7.5, which is solid but indicates that the supply is not exceptionally broad. For secondary education, you rely on schools elsewhere in Veenendaal. Sports and recreation score well: there are green strips and playgrounds in the neighbourhood, and the proximity of the countryside makes walking and cycling attractive. Facilities such as shops and care score high (8.8), indicating that residents are satisfied with what is available within cycling distance.
Accessibility
Accessibility scores 6.8 among residents, and that is the lowest score of all categories. William puts his finger on the sore spot: "All points are fine except the entrances and exits of the neighbourhood. Terrible! Always chaos and congestion due to one entrance, it doesn't get moving." By car, you are relatively quick via the A12 and A15 towards Utrecht, Arnhem or the Randstad, but the internal access of the neighbourhood is a bottleneck. Veenendaal does not have a train station, but there are bus connections to Ede-Wageningen station and Rhenen, from where you can access the train network. Cycling to the centre of Veenendaal takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Parking in Veenderij is generally free and on private property for owner-occupied homes, but for rental homes it varies per property.
Residents about the neighbourhood
The overall score based on four resident reviews is 8.2 out of 10. Safety (8.8) and green spaces (8.8) are the strongest points, along with housing (9.0) and facilities (8.8). Accessibility (6.8) and education (7.5) are the relative weak points. View all experiences and scores on the neighbourhood page of Veenderij.
For comparison: sister neighbourhoods such as Dragonder Noord and De Compagnie Oost have a different housing mix and sometimes more rental homes available in the free sector. Groenpoort is also a green neighbourhood in the same part of Veenendaal worth comparing. Those curious about the owner-occupied market supply in the same neighbourhood can view the supply of owner-occupied homes in Veenderij as a reference for the price level.
Is a rental home in Veenderij right for you?
Veenderij is primarily a family neighbourhood. The largest age group is 25 to 45 years (over 1,100 residents), and most households are families with children (660). The income level is clearly above the municipal average (€45,700 vs. €35,800 for Veenendaal), and labour participation is high (79%). This translates into a quiet, tidy neighbourhood with little turnover. For starters or tenants with a limited budget, Veenderij is financially difficult: free sector rental prices average €2,103 per month, and supply is scarce. Social rental homes do exist (16% housing association ownership), but for a social rental home you must be registered with a housing association such as Woonstede, which is active in Veenendaal. Waiting lists can be long. Respond quickly to available rental homes in Veenderij if you see something, because supply is limited and the neighbourhood is popular. Prepare your rental viewing well with recent payslips, an employer's statement and an identity document. More information about living and rental policy can be found on the website of the municipality of Veenendaal.
What residents say about Veenderij
Veenderij receives an average resident score of 8.2 out of 10, based on four reviews. The highest sub-scores are housing (9.0), safety (8.8) and green spaces (8.8). Accessibility (6.8) is the only point on which residents are critical, particularly about the limited entrances and exits of the neighbourhood. Finn sums it up succinctly: "Very cool neighbourhood, never any hassle, in winter everyone ice skates together, in summer go to a field to play football." Read all reviews and view the full neighbourhood data on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Veenderij. These kinds of resident reviews are not found anywhere else at neighbourhood level.
Renting in Veenderij compared to surrounding neighbourhoods
In terms of property values and rental prices, Veenderij is one of the more expensive neighbourhoods within the district Noordoost. Those looking for a more spacious home in a quiet environment and willing to pay the free sector price are in the right place here. Those who want more choice or have a lower budget can also look in Dragonder Oost or Spitsbergen, neighbourhoods in the same part of Veenendaal with a different supply profile. For a broader overview of all available rental homes in the municipality, including neighbourhood scores and resident reviews from more than 1,500 sources, Buurtje.nl offers a complete overview on the page rental homes in Veenendaal. This way you compare not only the home, but also the neighbourhood.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Veenderij, Veenendaal?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Veenderij over the past twelve months was €2,103 per month, with a range of €1,700 to €2,625 per month. The average floor area was 118 m², which works out to about €17.80 per m² per month. Social housing is cheaper, but income requirements and waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing units in Veenderij?
Yes, about 16% of the housing stock in Veenderij is owned by a housing association, which amounts to a limited number of social housing units. In Veenendaal, Woonstede is the main housing association; you need to register with them to be eligible. Be prepared for waiting lists, as turnover in this neighbourhood is low due to the high percentage of owner-occupied homes.
What is it like to live in Veenderij?
Veenderij is a quiet, green and relatively new residential neighbourhood on the northeast side of Veenendaal with a strong social character. Residents give the neighbourhood an average rating of 8.2 out of 10. Safety, greenery and amenities score highest; accessibility is the only point of concern, particularly the limited entry and exit points of the neighbourhood.
Is Veenderij suitable for families with children?
Veenderij is very much a family neighbourhood. The largest age group is 25 to 45 years old and most households are families with children. The neighbourhood is quiet, safe (score 8.8) and green, with playgrounds and space for outdoor play. Primary schools are located in or near the neighbourhood; for secondary education, you need to go to schools elsewhere in Veenendaal.
How is the accessibility of Veenderij?
Residents rate accessibility at 6.8, the lowest score of all categories. A frequently mentioned bottleneck is the limited entry and exit points of the neighbourhood, which cause congestion during busy times. By car, you can reach Utrecht or Arnhem via the A12 and A15. Veenendaal does not have a train station; bus connections take you to Ede-Wageningen or Rhenen stations. Cycling to the city centre takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
What amenities are there in Veenderij?
Residents rate the amenities at 8.8. Within cycling distance, there are supermarkets (including Albert Heijn and Jumbo), primary schools, sports facilities and green spaces. For a wider range of shops, healthcare and secondary education, you need to go to the centre of Veenendaal, which is easily accessible by bike.
Is Veenderij a safe neighbourhood?
Yes, safety is one of Veenderij's strongest points. Residents give safety a score of 8.8 out of 10. Several residents describe the neighbourhood as quiet and tidy, with little nuisance. The neighbourhood has a high income level and a stable population composition, which generally contributes to a safe living environment.
It is a new, safe, beautiful neighbourhood. The people are friendly and get along well with each other. There is little litter and it is often quiet.
Auto-translated to English by AIVery chill neighbourhood, never any hassle, in winter everyone goes skating together, in summer to a field to play football, for example.
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Auto-translated to English by AIAll points are fine except for the entrances and exits of the neighbourhood. Terrible! Always chaos and congestion due to one entrance, it's not getting any better.
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