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What does a rental property cost in Zeist-West?

Zeist-West is a neighbourhood where renting and buying are almost evenly matched: 49% of the more than 6,150 homes are rental properties. That is striking, because a large proportion of these (around 40% of the total) are owned by housing associations. The private rental sector is therefore relatively small, with only 9% other landlords. In practice, this means that the supply of rental properties in the private sector in Zeist-West is limited. Over the past twelve months, 32 homes were rented out in the private sector, at an average rent of €1,335 per month. The range runs from approximately €609 to €1,750, with an average floor area of 92 m². That is considerably cheaper than you would expect based on the WOZ value: that stands at €430,000 in Zeist-West, while the municipal average for Zeist is €514,000. The average income (€38,300) is also below the Zeist average of €45,300. Want to know what is available today and at what price? Then check the current overview at the top of this page.

Zeist-West through the eyes of residents: a safe feeling, but watch out for the schools

Residents of Zeist-West give their neighbourhood a 7.4 out of 10 on Buurtje.nl. That is a solid score, but if you look at the sub-scores, a few things stand out. Safety scores the highest with an 8.6, and you can recognise that in the reviews. Resident Noor writes: "I feel safe when I walk through the neighbourhood, but I do hear scary stories of people being robbed on my street. So something can always happen at night." That is typical of Zeist-West: during the day and in the evening it feels quiet and safe, but it is not a bubble. The beauty of the neighbourhood scores a 7.8 and the greenery a 7.6, which fits when you walk through neighbourhoods like de Vogelwijk or Blikkenburg en omgeving: lots of avenue trees, parks and a village character.

Where residents are less enthusiastic is education. With a 6.8, that is the lowest sub-score. Michaël sums it up succinctly: "Good neighbourhood, bad school." If you have school-age children, it is wise to look carefully at which schools are exactly in your area. In Nijenheim and Crosestein you will find several primary schools, but the quality experience apparently varies by location. Amenities and accessibility both score a 7.0. Noor mentions the convenience: supermarket, schools and the centre are all nearby. Shopping centre Couwenhoven, in the middle of the neighbourhood of the same name Couwenhoven, is the place where most daily shopping is done. Bus lines towards Utrecht Centraal run regularly, although without a car you are not extremely quick on the motorway. Sanne calls it "quiet", but notes that footballers on the pitches occasionally make a lot of noise. That fits the picture: Zeist-West is a neighbourhood with many families (the largest group of households), where children play outside and where that sometimes clashes with the peace others seek. More experiences and all reviews can be read on the neighbourhood page of Zeist-West.

Renting in Zeist-West: for which tenants yes, and for whom not?

With 2,350 households with children as the largest group and relatively affordable rents compared to the rest of Zeist, a rental home in Zeist-West is mainly interesting for families and couples with a modal income. The mix of housing association homes and private sector also makes it accessible for people on the waiting list for social housing. If you are looking for an apartment to rent in Zeist-West, you will find that mainly in the flat neighbourhoods around Nijenheim and De Clomp. If you are looking for more space or a garden, then a home to buy in Zeist-West is worth considering, especially given the lower WOZ value compared to the municipality. For those looking for nightlife and a bustling street scene, Zeist-West is honestly not the right place. Then rather consider renting a home in the Centre of Zeist.

Searching for a rental property in Zeist-West and surroundings

At the top of this page you will find the current rental supply in Zeist-West, including filters on price, floor area and energy label. Via Buurtje.nl you can also directly compare with the supply in surrounding neighbourhoods. For example, look at Zeist-Noord or Den Dolder en omgeving if you are looking for a bit more space or a different price level. For a complete overview of all rental properties in the municipality of Zeist you can also view the municipal page. More information about living, parking and municipal regulations can be found on the website of the municipality of Zeist.


Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent for a house in Zeist-West?

In the free sector, the average rent in Zeist-West over the past year was €1,335 per month, with an average floor area of 92 m². Prices ranged from €609 to €1,750 per month. Social housing through housing associations falls outside this and is generally much cheaper.

How safe is Zeist-West according to residents?

Residents rate safety in Zeist-West at 8.6 out of 10 on Buurtje.nl. Most residents feel safe in the neighbourhood both during the day and in the evening. However, stories about burglaries or robberies in certain streets are occasionally shared, so it is not entirely worry-free.

How long is the waiting time for a social housing property in Zeist-West?

Approximately 40% of homes in Zeist-West are owned by housing associations. The waiting time for social housing in the Utrecht region typically runs up to 8 to 12 years, depending on your preferred neighbourhood and type of home. For current waiting times, you can contact WoningNet or the municipality of Zeist.

Are there good schools in Zeist-West?

Zeist-West has several primary schools, including in the Nijenheim and Crosestein neighbourhoods. However, residents rate education at 6.8 out of 10, the lowest sub-score in the district. Some residents mention the quality of specific schools as a point of attention. It is advisable to compare carefully in advance.

Can I also rent an apartment in Zeist-West?

Yes, part of the rental supply in Zeist-West consists of apartments, especially in the Nijenheim and De Clomp neighbourhoods. The average floor area in the free sector is 92 m². Apartments are often at the lower end of the price range, starting from around €609 per month.


Experiences from Zeist-West
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6.8
Michaël
Living together · Semi-detached
NICE NEIGHBOURHOOD

Good neighbourhood, bad school

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7.1
Sanne
Living together · Apartment
Weidegebied25-06-2024
Quiet

Quiet neighbourhood, footballers are sometimes very loud.

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8.8
Noor Nagtegaal
Family · Terraced house
Weidegebied25-06-2024
Pleasant everywhere in the neighbourhood and often very quiet in the evenings.

I feel safe when I walk through the neighbourhood, but I do hear scary stories of people being mugged on my street. So something can always happen at night. Otherwise, I really like that I live close to everything like the supermarket, schools and the city centre. I can get anywhere within about 10 minutes by bike. At night it's usually quiet on my street. Only the students in the student house opposite our house sometimes party until late.

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7.0
Seppe
Family · Vrijstaand huis
Weidegebied25-06-2024
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7.5
Rinse Nederkoorn
Nice neighbourhood, close to the city.

Very accessible. Beautiful parks. Good public transport.

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