Rental homes in Verzetstrijdersbuurt, Delft

Rental prices and market figures for Verzetstrijdersbuurt, Delft

Verzetstrijdersbuurt is predominantly a rental neighbourhood: 54% of the housing stock consists of rental properties, compared to 46% owner-occupied homes. Notably, as much as 51% of all homes are owned by a housing association, making social housing dominant here. Only 2% falls under other (private) landlords, which keeps the free-sector rental supply limited. For current rental prices and the number of available rental properties in Verzetstrijdersbuurt, you can consult the overview at the top of this page, which is updated daily.

The average WOZ value in Verzetstrijdersbuurt is €308,000. That is higher than the average for the Buitenhof district as a whole (€246,000), but slightly lower than the Delft average of €322,000. The average income of residents (€34,400) is almost equal to the municipal average of Delft (€34,700). Those looking for a rental home in the free sector should bear in mind that supply is limited due to the large number of properties owned by housing associations. Those who want to qualify for social housing would do well to register with a housing association in good time, as waiting lists in Delft are long. Compared to surrounding neighbourhoods such as Buitenhof-Noord or the Reinier de Graafbuurt, property values in Verzetstrijdersbuurt are relatively favourable within the district.

Living in Verzetstrijdersbuurt, Delft

Verzetstrijdersbuurt is a post-war expansion neighbourhood in the southwest of Delft, part of the broader Buitenhof district. The street names refer to resistance fighters from the Second World War, giving the neighbourhood its own historical character. In terms of buildings, the stamp structure from the 1950s and 1960s dominates: porch flats, terraced single-family homes and a few medium-rise blocks alternate. Most homes are owned by housing associations, which is visible in the uniform architectural style and the management of public space.

The neighbourhood has a distinctly young profile. The largest age group consists of 15- to 25-year-olds (over 700 of the 2,180 residents), followed by 25- to 45-year-olds. Single-person households are the most common (770 of the households), making the neighbourhood attractive for starters and young singles. Only 30% of residents are married, confirming the urban and dynamic character. The education level is relatively high: 58% of residents have a higher education degree.

Facilities in Verzetstrijdersbuurt

For daily groceries, residents rely on the Buitenhof shopping centre, which is within walking distance and offers a wide range, including supermarkets such as Albert Heijn and Aldi. For more extensive shopping, Delft city centre is easily accessible. Primary schools serving the neighbourhood are located nearby, and secondary schools in Delft are well reachable thanks to public transport. Sports enthusiasts can go to the various sports clubs and facilities in and around Buitenhof. In terms of green space, the neighbourhood scores excellently: residents appreciate the presence of parks and green strips, which is also reflected in the resident score of 10 out of 10 for green space.

Accessibility

The accessibility of Verzetstrijdersbuurt is one of its strongest points, with a perfect score of 10 out of 10 in resident reviews. Several bus lines connect the neighbourhood to Delft city centre and Delft station, from where you can quickly reach The Hague or Rotterdam by intercity train. By bike, Delft city centre can be reached in about ten to fifteen minutes via well-maintained cycle paths. For motorists, the connection to the A13 (Delft-Rotterdam) and A4 (Delft-The Hague) is a short drive away. Parking in the neighbourhood is generally possible for residents, although permit rules may vary per street. Check the website of the municipality of Delft for current parking regulations.

Resident Mariette describes the neighbourhood as "a cosy, green, clean neighbourhood" and gave it a score of 9.5. That picture is partly nuanced by Egbert, who describes the neighbourhood as "Green, but unsafe": he notes that litter is widespread and that he experiences the neighbourhood as unsafe, although he also praises the greenery. That contrast is reflected in the subscores: safety scores only 5.5 out of 10 and cleanliness 5.0, while green space and accessibility both score 10. Read all experiences on the neighbourhood page of Verzetstrijdersbuurt, including the full neighbourhood data and resident scores.

Compared to sister neighbourhoods such as the Juniusbuurt or the Gillisbuurt, Verzetstrijdersbuurt has a similar post-war character, but distinguishes itself by the large amount of green space and excellent public transport connections. Those who prefer to rent in a different atmosphere can also look at supply in districts such as Binnenstad or Vrijenban, which have a different urban character.

Does renting in Verzetstrijdersbuurt suit you?

Verzetstrijdersbuurt mainly attracts young singles, starters and students who want to live affordably in a green environment with good public transport connections. The large share of social housing makes the neighbourhood accessible, but requires patience: waiting lists at housing associations in Delft can run up to several years. Those considering renting an apartment in Verzetstrijdersbuurt via the free sector should take into account limited supply. Respond quickly to available rental properties, as the rental period can be short. Prepare your documents (proof of income, employer's statement) and register with the relevant housing associations as early as possible. Are you also interested in buying? Then check the supply of homes for sale in Verzetstrijdersbuurt as an alternative.

What residents say about living in Verzetstrijdersbuurt

Based on resident reviews, Verzetstrijdersbuurt receives an overall score of 7.7 out of 10. The highest scores go to accessibility (10.0), green space (10.0) and facilities (9.5). The lowest scores are for cleanliness (5.0) and safety (5.5). Egbert writes: "Green, but unsafe. Litter is widespread, the neighbourhood is unsafe, but fortunately there is plenty of greenery." Mariette is more positive and speaks of "a cosy, green, clean neighbourhood." Those two perspectives give an honest picture of what you can expect. View all reviews and neighbourhood statistics on the overview page of Verzetstrijdersbuurt.

Compare rental properties in and around Verzetstrijdersbuurt

Do you want to compare renting a home in Verzetstrijdersbuurt with other options in the area? Then also check the supply in the Fledderusbuurt or in Het Rode Dorp, two other neighbourhoods within the same Buitenhof district with a similar post-war character. For a broader search area, you can view all rental properties in Buitenhof, or expand your search to all rental properties in Delft. Buurtje.nl combines current property listings from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home, but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you.