Rental homes in Wielingenbuurt, Amsterdam

Rental prices and market figures for Wielingenbuurt, Amsterdam

Wielingenbuurt is a neighbourhood where the majority rent: 68% of the 1,483 homes are rental properties, compared to 32% owner-occupied. Notably, only 12% of the total housing stock is owned by housing associations, while as much as 56% is rented out by other landlords (private investors, institutional parties). This makes the free sector dominant here. In the free sector, the average rental price over the past twelve months was €3,317 per month, with a range from €899 to €8,250. With an average floor area of 103 m², this works out to about €32 per square metre. Note: these prices exclude social housing. The average WOZ value in Wielingenbuurt is €773,000, significantly higher than the average for the Scheldebuurt district (€677,000) and well above the Amsterdam average of €517,000. Rental prices here are therefore at the upper end of what you encounter in Amsterdam as a whole. Always check the current daily prices and available rental properties at the top of this page for the most up-to-date information.

Living in Wielingenbuurt, Amsterdam

Wielingenbuurt is nestled between Churchilllaan, Wielingenstraat and the Amstel Canal, in the heart of Amsterdam-Zuid. It is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood with a mix of pre-war townhouses, 1930s apartments and a handful of post-war housing blocks. The atmosphere is more village-like than urban: in the morning you hear birds instead of trams. Many homes have spacious rooms, high ceilings and balconies at the rear overlooking inner gardens. It is a neighbourhood where you see people jogging along the Amstel Canal on Sunday mornings and neighbours greet each other at the baker's.

With 2,950 residents, Wielingenbuurt is compact. The largest group of residents is between 25 and 45 years old (1,205 people), which fits the picture of young professionals and dual-income couples. Yet there are also 365 children under 15 and 445 over-65s, ensuring a mixed composition. The average income is €63,100, well above the Amsterdam average, and 71% of residents are highly educated.

Facilities in Wielingenbuurt

You do your daily shopping at the Albert Heijn on Churchillplein or the Marqt a bit further towards Beethovenstraat. Beethovenstraat itself is the shopping street of Zuid, with specialist shops, delicatessens, a pharmacy and various eateries. For schools, there are primary schools such as Willemsparkschool and Montessorischool on Beethovenstraat, both within walking distance. Secondary schools like Amsterdams Lyceum and Barlaeus Gymnasium are within cycling distance. Sports enthusiasts can go to Zuiderbad (swimming) and Tennispark IJburg is accessible by bike, but closer is Amstelpark with walking and running routes. Beatrixpark, directly west of the neighbourhood, is one of the most beautiful city parks in Amsterdam and perfect for a run or picnic.

Accessibility from Wielingenbuurt

The neighbourhood scores well on accessibility. Metro station Europaplein (line 52, North/South line) is a five-minute walk away and takes you to Amsterdam Central in ten minutes. Tram lines 5 and 24 stop on Churchilllaan. By car, you can quickly reach the ring road via the A10 (Rivierenbuurt/RAI exit). Cycling to the city centre takes about fifteen minutes via the Amstel. Parking is a point of attention: you need a permit and demand is high, especially in the evenings. Expect waiting lists for a parking permit via the municipality of Amsterdam.

Residents give Wielingenbuurt an 8.4 out of 10 based on reviews. Safety scores particularly high at 10.0, and community spirit (9.0) and facilities (9.0) are also appreciated. "A lovely, safe neighbourhood where you can let your child play outside without worry," writes one resident. The beauty of public space scores lower at 7.0, which fits the picture that some pavements and facades are in need of maintenance. Read all reviews and neighbourhood data for Wielingenbuurt for a complete picture.

Compared to the surrounding neighbourhoods, Wielingenbuurt is more intimate and greener than, for example, Scheldebuurt-Midden, which has more of a through-traffic feel. Those looking for a bit more bustle can check out the offerings in Scheldebuurt-Oost, which is closer to the RAI and Zuidas.

Who is a rental property in Wielingenbuurt suitable for?

With an average rental price of over €3,300 per month, the free sector is mainly aimed at dual-income couples, expats and professionals who want to live near Zuidas. Families with children find good schools and a safe environment here. For single starters, a rental home in Wielingenbuurt in the free sector is often too expensive; they can try to register with housing associations for the limited share of social housing (12%). Keep in mind that waiting lists for social housing in Amsterdam often exceed ten years. Those who prefer to buy can view the owner-occupied homes in Wielingenbuurt. Renting an apartment in Wielingenbuurt requires speed: make sure you have your proof of income, employer's statement and ID ready.

What residents say about Wielingenbuurt

Wielingenbuurt receives an average score of 8.4 from residents based on 2 reviews. The highest sub-score is safety (10.0), the lowest is education (6.5), which is striking given the number of schools in the immediate vicinity. Possibly the capacity pressure on popular primary schools plays a role here. "The community is close-knit and the neighbourhood feels like a village in the city," says one resident. Curious about all the ratings? Check the neighbourhood page for Wielingenbuurt for detailed reviews.

Comparing rental properties around Wielingenbuurt

Want to rent a home in Wielingenbuurt but also consider other options? The adjacent Veluwebuurt offers a similar quiet atmosphere but is slightly more compact in terms of homes. Towards Zuidas, in Kop Zuidas, you will find more new-build with modern apartments, often at similar or higher rental prices. For a broader picture, you can also look at the rental offerings in the entire Scheldebuurt or popular districts like the Jordaan. Buurtje.nl combines current housing listings from more than 1,500 sources with neighbourhood scores and resident reviews, so you not only find a home but also the neighbourhood that truly suits you.