Rental homes in Zeestratenbuurt, Amstelveen

Rental prices and market figures for Zeestratenbuurt, Amstelveen

Of the 922 homes in Zeestratenbuurt, 42% are in the rental sector, while the remaining 58% are owner-occupied. This ratio is fairly balanced, but the rental supply consists of two clearly distinct segments. About 23% of all homes are owned by housing corporations (social housing), while 19% are owned by other landlords (private sector). For the private sector: over the past twelve months, an average rental price of €2,717 per month was achieved, with a range of €1,500 to €3,500 per month. With an average floor area of 101 m², this works out to about €27 per m² per month. These are private sector figures; social housing falls outside this and is generally significantly cheaper. The average WOZ value in Zeestratenbuurt is €593,000, well above the district average of Bankras Kostverloren (€476,000) and also above the Amstelveen average of €528,000. This higher WOZ level translates into rental prices: those considering renting a home in Zeestratenbuurt pay more than in most surrounding neighbourhoods. For current rental prices and available rental properties, see the overview at the top of this page.

Living in Zeestratenbuurt, Amstelveen

Zeestratenbuurt is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood in the southwest of Amstelveen, part of the Bankras Kostverloren district. The neighbourhood takes its name from streets named after Dutch seaports and coastal towns, such as Vlissingenstraat and Haarlemmerstraat. This gives the neighbourhood a recognisable, coherent character. The buildings mostly date from the 1960s and 1970s: porch flats, gallery flats and single-family homes alternate, with occasional later additions. The streetscape is quiet, there is plenty of greenery and the building density is lower than in the centre of Amstelveen.

Facilities in Zeestratenbuurt

For daily shopping, you hardly need to leave the neighbourhood. On the edge of the district, towards the Stadshart of Amstelveen, you will find a wide range of supermarkets including Albert Heijn and Jumbo. The Stadshart itself, within cycling distance, offers a full shopping centre with shops, restaurants and services. Primary schools are located within the neighbourhood, and several secondary schools are accessible in Amstelveen-Noord and the centre. For sports, there is plenty to find: the Amsterdamse Bos borders the municipal boundary and offers space for running, cycling and recreation. De Meerkamp swimming pool is a short distance away. For healthcare, GP practices and pharmacies are available in the immediate vicinity.

Accessibility

Zeestratenbuurt scores well on accessibility. By bus (lines towards Amsterdam Centraal and Amsterdam Zuid) you are quickly in the city. The North-South metro line is accessible via Amsterdam Zuid station, about ten to fifteen minutes away by car or bus. By car, the A9 is the nearest motorway, providing direct connections to Amsterdam, Schiphol and the rest of the Randstad. By bike, the centre of Amstelveen can be reached in ten minutes, and Amsterdam-Zuid in half an hour via well-maintained cycle paths. Parking is free or regulated with a permit in most streets, depending on the exact location.

Residents appreciate the peace and greenery, but are sometimes critical of the outdated appearance of some flats and the limited nightlife in the neighbourhood itself. One resident writes: "Nice to live, quiet and green, but if you are a bit younger you sometimes miss the liveliness you have in Amsterdam." Read more experiences and see the scores per category on the Zeestratenbuurt neighbourhood page.

Compared to sister neighbourhoods in the same district, Zeestratenbuurt has a somewhat higher price level. The Boekenbuurt and the Heldenbuurt offer similar housing types, but are located slightly closer to the Stadshart and have a somewhat different supply. The Operabuurt has a more urban character. For those who want to combine the peace of Zeestratenbuurt with a slightly lower rent, it is worth also looking at the supply in the wider Bankras Kostverloren district.

Who is renting in Zeestratenbuurt interesting for?

Zeestratenbuurt best suits tenants who value peace, space and greenery over urban hustle and bustle. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years old, and 40% of households are married, which underlines the family and two-person character of the neighbourhood. Starters with a limited budget will find the private sector rental prices, averaging €2,717 per month, a barrier. For social housing, there is a waiting list at housing corporations active in Amstelveen, such as Eigen Haard or Ymere. Register as early as possible if you want to be eligible. Private sector rental homes are usually rented out quickly; respond promptly and have your income documents and references ready. Those considering the step to buying can find the available supply on the page homes for sale in Zeestratenbuurt. For a broader overview of all rental properties in Amstelveen, you can also compare other districts, such as Elsrijk or Randwijck.

What residents say about Zeestratenbuurt

Residents particularly appreciate Zeestratenbuurt for its peace, green surroundings and good accessibility to Amsterdam. The neighbourhood scores above average on safety and liveability. Critical comments concern the outdated building style of some of the homes and the relatively limited local dining and entertainment options. One resident describes it as follows: "You live here quietly, the neighbours still know each other a bit, and Amsterdam is easily reached. But don't expect a bustling neighbourhood life." View all reviews and the full neighbourhood scores on Zeestratenbuurt on Buurtje.nl.

Compare rental properties in and around Zeestratenbuurt

Are you unsure whether Zeestratenbuurt is the right choice, or do you want to compare the rental supply in Zeestratenbuurt with nearby neighbourhoods? The Boekenbuurt and Heldenbuurt are close by and have a similar character, while districts such as Patrimonium or Elsrijk offer a different living environment. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews, district data and rental market figures from more than 1,500 sources, so you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you. Also view the overall overview of the municipality of Amstelveen for a complete picture of all districts and neighbourhoods. More information about living in Amstelveen can also be found on the website of the municipality of Amstelveen.