Homes for sale in Agniesebuurt, Rotterdam

House prices and market figures for Agniesebuurt, Rotterdam

The Agniesebuurt was originally a true rental neighbourhood: around 80% of the more than 2,100 homes are rental properties, the majority of which are owned by housing associations. Only 20% are owner-occupied homes, which keeps supply limited. The average WOZ value is €318,000, slightly below the average for the Noord district (€344,000) and almost equal to the Rotterdam average of €320,000. However, actual transaction prices are significantly higher: in the past twelve months, 42 homes were sold at an average purchase price of €500,500. The range is wide, from around €200,000 for a compact apartment to €1,650,000 for the most expensive home. With an average living area of 100 m², the price per square metre comes to approximately €5,005. The supply mainly consists of apartments in pre-war buildings, with the occasional upper-floor apartment or larger townhouse. At the top of this page you will find the current asking prices and selling times.

Living in Agniesebuurt, Rotterdam

The Agniesebuurt is nestled between the Oude Noorden and the railway line, a stone's throw from Rotterdam Centraal. It is a compact, urban neighbourhood with narrow streets, pre-war porch flats and here and there a renovated townhouse along the Noordsingel or the Teilingerstraat. The atmosphere is best described as gritty but social. Resident F.H. sums it up: "There are many people on the street and everyone says hi." That matches the picture: many young residents between 25 and 45, relatively many single-person households and a mix of students, starters and people who have lived in the neighbourhood for years.

In terms of amenities, you are well-served for daily groceries. There are supermarkets within walking distance, although the experience varies per resident. One review says supermarkets are far away, another praises their proximity. Along the Zwaanshals and in the adjacent Oude Noorden you will find a varied range of shops, eateries and small businesses. For schools, there are several primary schools in the immediate vicinity, such as Bloemhof and Het Landje. The Agniesepark offers some greenery, but residents indicate that more and more nature is disappearing from the neighbourhood. A walk to the Vroesenpark in Blijdorp is an alternative if you are looking for more space.

Accessibility scores the highest of all sub-scores with an 8.5. Rotterdam Noord station is a five-minute walk away and takes you to Centraal Station in one stop. Tram line 7 and several bus lines stop in the neighbourhood, and by bike you are at the Coolsingel in ten minutes. The A20 is quickly reachable via the Stadhoudersweg. Residents appreciate the accessibility and proximity to the city centre, but are more critical of the neighbourhood's cleanliness. The sub-score for cleanliness is the lowest at 4.3. Resident D. notes: "In terms of hygiene, it could be better; it doesn't always smell fresh here." Nuisance from loitering youths is also mentioned, particularly around playgrounds.

Compared to neighbourhoods such as Liskwartier and Provenierswijk, the Agniesebuurt is a bit rougher around the edges, but also more affordable. If you want to avoid the hustle and bustle of the city centre but still want to be close by, you will find a middle ground here. On the neighbourhood page of the Agniesebuurt you can read all resident reviews and view the full neighbourhood data.

Is a home for sale in the Agniesebuurt right for you?

With an average purchase price of over half a million euros, buying a home in Agniesebuurt is no longer a starter option, unless you look at the lower end of the market around €200,000 for a smaller apartment. The neighbourhood mainly attracts young professionals and couples without children: 36% of residents are between 25 and 45, and most households are single-person. For families with children, the supply of larger homes is limited and street nuisance can be a downside. Seniors will find good public transport connections but little peace and quiet. Buying an apartment in Agniesebuurt requires thorough research into the condition of the building, as many homes are pre-war and not always well-insulated (the average gas consumption of 700 m³ is low, but that does not tell the whole story for small apartments). If you are looking for more flexibility, also check out the rental properties in the Agniesebuurt.

What residents say about the Agniesebuurt

The Agniesebuurt receives an overall score of 6.0 from residents, based on 3 reviews. Accessibility stands out with an 8.5, while cleanliness is the biggest pain point with a 4.3. Amenities score a 7.0 and safety a 6.0. Resident Dg0p1 writes: "This neighbourhood is not perfect, because there are a lot of loitering youths at the swing set in front of my house who, for example, set off fireworks or make a lot of noise." Yet the same resident considers the supermarkets within walking distance a plus. View all reviews and sub-scores on the page of the Agniesebuurt.

Compare homes for sale in and around the Agniesebuurt

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