Homes for sale in Boshoven-Vrakker, Weert
Discover the current supply of homes for sale in Boshoven-Vrakker and check neighbourhood scores, market figures and resident reviews to determine if this quiet Weert residential area suits you.
House prices and market figures Boshoven-Vrakker, Weert
The owner-occupied market in Boshoven-Vrakker is strong. Of the 2,456 homes in the neighbourhood, as many as 79% are owner-occupied, indicating that this is a true homeowners' district. Only 21% are rented, of which 16% through a housing association. The average WOZ value is €312,000, which is slightly lower than the average for the broader district Boshoven (€337,000) and also lower than the municipal average of Weert (€330,000). This makes Boshoven-Vrakker relatively affordable within the municipality.
Looking at actual transactions, prices are higher: in the past twelve months, 61 homes changed hands for an average purchase price of €473,131. The range runs from €285,000 to €995,000, indicating that both starter homes and larger family homes are available. With an average living area of 141 m², this works out at roughly €3,355 per square metre. The supply mainly consists of ground-floor family homes, fitting the family-oriented composition of the neighbourhood. For current asking prices and available homes, scroll to the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Boshoven-Vrakker, Weert
Boshoven-Vrakker is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the west side of Weert. The district largely consists of spacious family homes from the 1970s and 1980s, with occasional newer developments. Streets are wide, there is plenty of greenery in public spaces, and it is clear that the neighbourhood was designed for families with children and cars. This gives Boshoven-Vrakker a suburban character: quiet, orderly, and not very urban.
Residents appreciate the peace and safety. On resident ratings, the neighbourhood scores an average of 7.3, with highs for education (8.7), safety (8.3), and greenery (8.0). These are strong scores. The schools in and around the neighbourhood are clearly valued, and parents with young children will recognise that. The same goes for greenery: the neighbourhood borders green strips and the countryside, and anyone looking for a garden with space will be well placed here.
The downside lies in accessibility and the level of amenities. Resident Miriam Kneepkens puts it honestly: "Very quiet. There are few to no activities. There are few amenities; if, like me, you have difficulty walking and cannot cycle or drive, you are dependent on others to get anywhere. The neighbourhood bus does not stop in this district." That is a point to take seriously. The neighbourhood scores a 6.3 on accessibility and a 6.7 on amenities. Anyone without a car or heavily reliant on public transport will notice that the supermarket and city centre are a bit of a drive away. Weert city centre is a few kilometres away, but on foot or by bus that is not always easy.
Another resident, diedie, describes the neighbourhood as "normally nice" and mentions schools, shops, and doctors as easily accessible. That is true for those who are mobile: by car or bike, basic amenities are perfectly reachable. The A2 towards Eindhoven and Maastricht is quickly accessible via the Ringbaan, making the neighbourhood attractive for commuters. All resident reviews and neighbourhood data can be viewed on the neighbourhood main page of Boshoven-Vrakker.
Compared to neighbouring district Oud-Boshoven, Boshoven-Vrakker has a somewhat more modern and spacious streetscape. Centrum-Noord offers more urban vibrancy but less peace and greenery. And for those truly seeking space, you can also look at Boshoven countryside, although the homes there are of a different type. Within the municipality, Weert as a whole offers a broad palette of neighbourhoods and price ranges.
Does an owner-occupied home in Boshoven-Vrakker suit you as a buyer?
The neighbourhood mainly attracts families and movers. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years, and 43% of residents are married. With 905 households with children, this is clearly a family neighbourhood. Anyone looking for a spacious family home with a garden, in a safe and green environment, fits in well here. First-time buyers with a tight budget will notice that the average purchase price of €473,131 requires considerable financial room, although the range also includes homes from €285,000. Keep in mind that supply is limited and popular homes sell quickly. Seniors or people without a car should consider whether the limited public transport connections are acceptable for them. Those who prefer renting can also look at the rental homes in Boshoven-Vrakker as an alternative.
What residents say about Boshoven-Vrakker
Based on 3 reviews, Boshoven-Vrakker scores an average of 7.3 out of 10. The highest score goes to education (8.7), followed by safety (8.3) and greenery (8.0). The lowest scores are for accessibility (6.3) and community (6.3). Resident diedie describes the neighbourhood as "nice neighbourhood, schools shops doctors easily accessible", while Miriam Kneepkens cites the limited public transport connections as a concrete disadvantage. View all reviews and full neighbourhood data on the page of Boshoven-Vrakker.
Compare owner-occupied homes in and around Boshoven-Vrakker
On Buurtje.nl you will find owner-occupied homes in Boshoven-Vrakker aggregated from more than 1,500 sources, supplemented with resident scores, district data, and market figures that you will not find anywhere else in one place. This way you can first assess whether the neighbourhood suits you before planning a viewing. Want to compare? Then also check the supply in the broader district Boshoven, the adjacent neighbourhood Oud-Boshoven, or explore other districts such as Laar en Hushoven and Biest. For municipality-wide information on living and permits, you can also visit the website of Weert municipality.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cost of a home in Boshoven-Vrakker?
In the past twelve months, 61 homes were sold in Boshoven-Vrakker with an average purchase price of €473,131. The range runs from €285,000 to €995,000. With an average living area of 141 m², the price per square metre comes to approximately €3,355. So both starter homes and larger family homes are available.
What is the WOZ value in Boshoven-Vrakker?
The average WOZ value in Boshoven-Vrakker is €312,000. This is slightly lower than the average for the broader Boshoven district (€337,000) and also below the municipal average of Weert (€330,000). Boshoven-Vrakker is thus relatively affordable within the municipality, although actual transaction prices are higher.
What is it like to live in Boshoven-Vrakker?
Living in Boshoven-Vrakker means choosing peace, space and greenery. The neighbourhood largely consists of spacious single-family homes in a suburban layout, with wide streets and plenty of greenery. Residents give the neighbourhood an average of 7.3, with high scores for safety (8.3), education (8.7) and greenery (8.0). Accessibility without a car is a point of attention: public transport is limited and the neighbourhood bus does not run there.
Is Boshoven-Vrakker suitable for families with children?
Yes, Boshoven-Vrakker is very much a family neighbourhood. With 905 households with children and a high education score of 8.7, the neighbourhood is clearly geared towards family life. The homes are spacious, there is plenty of greenery, and safety is highly rated by residents. Commuters with children seeking peace and quiet away from Weert city centre will feel at home here.
How accessible is Boshoven-Vrakker?
Residents give accessibility a 6.3, which is the lowest sub-score. By car, the neighbourhood is well accessible: the A2 towards Eindhoven and Maastricht is quickly reachable via the Ringbaan. By public transport it is more difficult: the neighbourhood bus does not stop in the district, and Weert city centre is some distance away. Those without a car are dependent on others or must cycle.
What type of homes are for sale in Boshoven-Vrakker?
The supply in Boshoven-Vrakker mainly consists of ground-level single-family homes, mostly built in the 1970s and 1980s. The homes are generally spacious, with an average transaction area of 141 m². Buying apartments in Boshoven-Vrakker is less common; the vast majority of the 2,456 homes are owner-occupied houses with gardens. A small part of the supply consists of more recent developments or detached homes in the higher segment.
How does Boshoven-Vrakker score on safety and greenery?
Safety is one of the strongest points of Boshoven-Vrakker: residents give it an 8.3. Greenery also scores well with an 8.0. The neighbourhood borders green strips and the countryside, and the quiet character contributes to the feeling of safety. This makes the neighbourhood attractive for people who consciously choose a green, quiet living environment.
Very quiet. There are few to no activities. There are few amenities; if, like me, you have difficulty walking and cannot cycle or drive, you are dependent on others to get anywhere. The neighbourhood bus does not stop in this area, and the supermarket is also quite a distance away. Furthermore, there is nothing else nearby except 2 chip shops, a kebab shop, a sushi place, a café, and a church. But even those are a long walk away!!
Auto-translated to English by AIneat neighbourhood, schools, shops, doctors, good accessibility, public transport, city
Auto-translated to English by AINice area with lots of greenery. Supermarket, schools nearby and many playgrounds. Some playgrounds could do with improvement. I find the crossing from Biest to Oda school/after-school care very dangerous. No zebra crossing and poor visibility.
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