Rental homes in Zorgvlied, Tilburg
Looking for a rental property in Zorgvlied? Check the current listings, neighbourhood data and resident experiences directly on this page.
Renting in Zorgvlied: limited supply, but reasonable prices in the private sector
Zorgvlied is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the 1,734 homes, 59% are owner-occupied, while 40% are rented out. The majority of those rental properties are owned by housing associations (31%), meaning the private sector is relatively small. Over the past twelve months, 14 private-sector rental homes were let in Zorgvlied, with an average rent of €691 per month. The range runs from €465 to €1,125 per month. These are annual averages for the private sector, excluding social housing. For current rents and available properties, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
For comparison: the average WOZ value of a home in Zorgvlied is €442,000, well above the Tilburg average of €314,000. That reflects the character of the neighbourhood: quiet, green and relatively affluent, with an average household income of €42,300 compared to €34,000 city-wide. So anyone looking for a rental home in Zorgvlied has limited choice in the private sector, but the prices are still reasonable relative to the neighbourhood's level. Also check the supply of rental homes in Tilburg if you want to search more broadly.
Zorgvlied: a neighbourhood for those who value peace and space, but not hustle and bustle
Zorgvlied is not a neighbourhood that stands out for a busy shopping centre or lively nightlife. It is a quiet, green area in the west of Tilburg where the majority of residents have lived for years and want to keep it that way. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years (over 1,100 residents), followed by those aged 65 and over. That says something about the atmosphere: it is quiet, the streets are tidy, and neighbours know each other. Residents also appreciate that on the Zorgvlied neighbourhood page: the greenery and peaceful character are regularly mentioned positively. One resident describes it as "a neighbourhood where you can still walk outside in the evening without any hassle."
The neighbourhood consists of several recognisable areas, each with its own character. The Burgemeestersbuurt has a more urban profile with slightly more turnover, while the Friezenlaan area is known for its wide avenues and spacious 1960s homes. The Staatsliedenbuurt West is slightly closer to the centre and therefore attracts younger renters. Anyone expecting Zorgvlied to be vibrant will be disappointed, but those looking for peace within cycling distance of Tilburg city centre are in the right place. The municipality is actively working on liveability in the neighbourhood; more information can be found at tilburg.nl.
One criticism that comes up in reviews is the limited public transport connection. Zorgvlied is best reached by bike or car. Those who commute daily by public transport will notice that there is no direct bus connection to every part of the city. That is a fair disadvantage to mention. However, those who have a car or cycle to work or school hardly experience it as a problem. The neighbourhood is about a ten-minute bike ride from Tilburg city centre.
Renting in Zorgvlied: who is it suitable for, and who is it not?
Renting in Zorgvlied is best suited to people who seek peace and space and are not dependent on busy public transport. Think of families, older renters or dual-income couples who consciously choose a quieter environment. For starters or students, the neighbourhood is less obvious: the supply of private-sector rental homes is small, the social housing market has long waiting times, and the atmosphere is not geared towards young singles. Those considering buying can also look at the supply of homes for sale in Zorgvlied, as the owner-occupied segment is much larger here than the rental segment.
Current rental supply in Zorgvlied and surrounding neighbourhoods
The current supply of rental homes in Zorgvlied changes regularly. At the top of this page, via Buurtje.nl, you will find the most recent listings, including filters on rent, surface area and energy label. Is the supply limited or are you looking for an apartment to rent in a livelier environment? Then also check the adjacent neighbourhoods: Armhoef, Jeruzalem or Fatima. Those seeking more urban bustle can also look at the City Centre or Hoogvenne.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Zorgvlied?
In the private sector, renting a home in Zorgvlied over the past year averaged €691 per month. Rental prices ranged from €465 to €1,125 per month. These figures are for the private sector, excluding social housing from housing associations.
How long is the waiting time for social housing in Zorgvlied?
Zorgvlied has a relatively large share of housing association properties (31% of the housing stock), but waiting times for social housing in Tilburg are long. You can register via WonenBreburg and TBV Wonen, but expect several years of waiting depending on your income and housing preferences.
Is Zorgvlied a safe neighbourhood to rent in?
Zorgvlied is known as a quiet, tidy neighbourhood. Residents mention low nuisance and a safe street scene as plus points in their reviews. The neighbourhood has an older population composition, which contributes to the quiet atmosphere. Current safety data per neighbourhood can be found at tilburg.nl.
Are there good schools near Zorgvlied?
Several primary schools are accessible in and around Zorgvlied, and secondary schools are easily reachable by bike from the neighbourhood. The proximity of Tilburg city centre also makes secondary education easily accessible. For families with children, the neighbourhood is therefore a serious option.
What is the difference between renting in Zorgvlied and renting in other Tilburg neighbourhoods?
Zorgvlied is quieter and greener than neighbourhoods like Binnenstad or Armhoef, but also has less rental housing supply in the private sector. The average WOZ value (€442,000) is significantly above the Tilburg average (€314,000), reflecting the quality of the housing stock. Those who want more choice when renting a home can also look in nearby neighbourhoods such as Hoogvenne or Jeruzalem.
