Rental homes in Veerpolder, Teylingen
Looking for a rental property in Veerpolder? Check the current listings on this page and discover if this quiet, watery neighbourhood suits you.
Rental prices and market figures for Veerpolder, Teylingen
Veerpolder is a small, predominantly owner-occupied neighbourhood: of the 26 homes, only 23% are for rent, while 77% are owner-occupied. There is no social housing association property in Veerpolder, meaning all rental homes fall within the private sector. Social housing is therefore not available here. In the private sector (excluding social housing), 11 homes were rented out over the past year at an average rent of €1,931 per month. The range runs from €499 to €2,464 per month, reflecting the diversity in supply. With an average surface area of 760 m², this works out at a price per m² of approximately €2.54. The WOZ value in Veerpolder is €492,000, slightly below the district average of Warmond (€551,000) but above the municipal average of Teylingen (€458,000). This places Veerpolder in the mid-range segment of the municipality. At the top of this page, you can view the current rental prices and available rental homes for the most up-to-date market situation.
Living in Veerpolder, Teylingen
Veerpolder is a remarkably small neighbourhood on the edge of the village of Warmond, with only 65 residents spread across some 26 homes. Its character is rural and quiet: you live here close to the water and the open polder landscape that is characteristic of this part of South Holland. The name says it all: the neighbourhood owes its identity to the former ferry and the low-lying, water-rich polders that surround it. It is not a neighbourhood for those seeking hustle and bustle, but rather for those who appreciate peace, space and nature.
The housing stock consists largely of detached houses and larger family homes. This also explains the high average surface area of rented homes (760 m²) and the relatively high WOZ values. New-build apartments or stacked housing are not the norm here. Anyone considering renting an apartment in Veerpolder will find that the supply is limited and mainly focused on larger homes.
Facilities in the neighbourhood
Veerpolder itself has no facilities of its own, which is not surprising for a neighbourhood of 65 residents. For daily groceries, schools and shops, you rely on nearby Warmond. There you will find a small supermarket and primary schools within cycling distance. For a wider range of shops, secondary schools and healthcare facilities, you can go to Sassenheim or Lisse, both a few minutes' drive away. The proximity of the Kagerplassen lakes makes the neighbourhood attractive for water sports enthusiasts and people who enjoy rowing, sailing or canoeing. Around the polder there are walking and cycling routes that make good use of the tranquillity of the landscape.
Accessibility
By car, Veerpolder is reasonably accessible via the N444, which provides connections to Sassenheim and the A44 towards Amsterdam and The Hague. Travel time to Leiden is approximately 15 minutes, to Amsterdam about 40 minutes. By public transport, the neighbourhood is less well served: the nearest bus stop is in Warmond, from where you can take the bus towards Sassenheim station or Leiden Central. This makes a car or bicycle almost indispensable. By bike, the centre of Warmond can be reached in a few minutes and Sassenheim in about 15 minutes. Parking is not a problem in Veerpolder: there is plenty of free parking without a permit requirement.
On the neighbourhood page for Veerpolder you will find resident reviews and extensive neighbourhood data. Residents appreciate the peace and direct access to the water and nature. One resident writes: "You live here as if the world has stood still, with the polder on your doorstep and almost no traffic." Criticism sometimes focuses on the limited facilities within walking distance and the dependence on the car for daily groceries. Compared to neighbourhoods such as Middelbuurt or Westeinde-Lommerlust, which are closer to the village centre of Warmond and offer a bit more liveliness, Veerpolder is quieter and more remote. Rental homes in Veerpolder are therefore suitable for a specific target group, but certainly not for everyone.
Is renting in Veerpolder right for you?
Veerpolder mainly attracts residents in the 45 to 65 age group, who form the majority of the 65 residents. It is a neighbourhood for people who consciously choose peace, nature and space, and have less need for urban facilities on their doorstep. Families with young children will find the distance to schools and playgrounds a disadvantage. Starters and students are less suited to the supply and prices: a rental home in Veerpolder in the private sector costs an average of almost €2,000 per month, which requires a substantial budget. Social housing does not exist here, so registering with a housing association is pointless for Veerpolder. Anyone considering renting a home in Veerpolder would do well to respond quickly to new listings, because with a stock of only six rental homes, the choice is limited. As an alternative, you can also look at homes for sale in Veerpolder, which make up the majority of the housing stock.
What residents say about Veerpolder
The neighbourhood scores well on peace, nature and the unique location on the water. Residents emphasise the low traffic levels and the sense of space you experience here. One resident describes it as: "Veerpolder is a place apart, literally and figuratively. You have to choose it consciously, but once you do, you never want to leave." Residents are less positive about the lack of shops and public transport within walking distance. View all experiences and scores on the neighbourhood page for Veerpolder, where residents rate the neighbourhood on categories such as safety, green spaces and facilities.
Comparing rental homes in and around Veerpolder
Veerpolder is a niche market: small, quiet and without social housing. If you want more choice in rental homes in Warmond and the surrounding area, you can also look at the rental supply in Warmond as a whole, or at the neighbourhood Kloosterland-Endepoel. If you want a broader picture of the rental market in the municipality, the page rental homes in Teylingen provides a complete overview of all districts and neighbourhoods. Neighbourhoods such as Voorhout Oude Dorp may also be of interest if you want more urban facilities within walking distance. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. View the available rental homes at the top of this page for the current state of supply.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Veerpolder, Teylingen?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Veerpolder is €1,931 per month, based on 11 rented homes in the past year. The range runs from €499 to €2,464 per month. With an average area of 760 m², the price per m² comes to approximately €2.54. Social housing is not available in Veerpolder, as there are no housing association properties.
Are there social housing properties in Veerpolder?
No, there are no social housing properties available in Veerpolder. The housing association stock in the neighbourhood is 0%, meaning all rental properties fall under the private sector. Those looking for social housing in the municipality of Teylingen can register with a regional housing association such as Warmunda, but should expect waiting lists and will need to look at other neighbourhoods or districts for housing association properties.
What is it like to live in Veerpolder?
Veerpolder is a very small, quiet neighbourhood with 65 residents on the edge of Warmond, surrounded by polder landscape and water. The atmosphere is rural and peaceful, with little traffic and direct access to nature and the Kagerplassen lakes. Residents appreciate the tranquillity and space, but mention the lack of amenities within walking distance as a drawback. The neighbourhood is most suitable for people who consciously choose a quiet, green living environment.
Is Veerpolder suitable for families with children?
Veerpolder is limitedly suitable for families with young children. The neighbourhood itself has no schools, playgrounds or children's facilities; for these you rely on Warmond or Sassenheim. The large, spacious homes and the safe, quiet environment are attractive, but the dependence on the car and the high private sector rents (average €1,931 per month) make it a challenge for many young families. The largest age group in the neighbourhood is 45 to 65 years.
How accessible is Veerpolder?
By car, Veerpolder is easily accessible via the N444, with a connection to the A44 towards Amsterdam and The Hague. Leiden is about a 15-minute drive away. Public transport is limited: the nearest bus stop is in Warmond, from where you can travel to Sassenheim station or Leiden Central. A car or bicycle is almost indispensable. Parking is free and ample in the neighbourhood.
What amenities are there in Veerpolder?
Veerpolder itself has no shops, schools or catering establishments. For daily groceries and primary schools, you rely on nearby Warmond, within cycling distance. A wider range of shops, secondary schools and healthcare facilities can be found in Sassenheim or Lisse, both a few minutes by car. The proximity of the Kagerplassen lakes offers plenty of opportunities for water sports, walking and cycling in nature.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Veerpolder?
Veerpolder has a very small rental market: only about six homes are for rent in the neighbourhood. In the past year, 11 homes were rented out in the private sector. Due to the limited supply, it is wise to respond quickly to new listings that become available in Veerpolder. Keep an eye on the current rental time at the top of this page for the most recent averages.
