Homes for sale in De Hemelder, Brunssum
Check the current supply of homes for sale in De Hemelder and discover through neighbourhood data and resident reviews whether this quiet Brunssum residential area suits you.
House prices and market figures for De Hemelder, Brunssum
De Hemelder is a pronounced owner-occupied neighbourhood: 88% of the housing stock is privately owned, only 12% is rental. You can tell from the atmosphere and the prices. The average WOZ value is €319,000, which is significantly higher than the average for the district Brunssum-Centrum (€227,000) and the municipal average of Brunssum (€222,000). This makes De Hemelder one of the most expensive neighbourhoods in the municipality.
Over the past twelve months, 8 homes changed hands, with an average purchase price of €409,500. The range runs from €289,000 to €800,000, indicating that in addition to solid family homes, larger detached houses also come onto the market. With an average living area of 166 m², this works out at a price of approximately €2,467 per square metre. House prices in De Hemelder are thus significantly above the Brunssum average. You can see what properties are currently available and what the current asking prices are at the top of this page.
Living in De Hemelder, Brunssum
De Hemelder is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the edge of Brunssum-Centrum. The neighbourhood has a distinct character: wide streets, plenty of greenery in the gardens, and a predominantly adult population. The largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds, accounting for almost 40% of residents. This translates into a neighbourhood that feels peaceful, where children can play safely outside but where it also quickly becomes quiet in the evenings.
The housing stock largely consists of spacious single-family homes, often semi-detached and detached houses from the 1970s and 1980s. The plots are generally large, which explains the average living area of 166 m². Those accustomed to the denser development of neighbourhoods like Centrum or Hofpoel will immediately notice the difference here: more space, more greenery, more privacy.
For daily shopping, the Brunssum shopping centre is within cycling distance, including a Jumbo and an Albert Heijn. De Hemelder itself does not have a supermarket, but residents rarely see this as a problem given the short distance. Children from the neighbourhood attend primary schools in the immediate vicinity, including schools in Brunssum-Centrum. Sports enthusiasts find their way to the sports clubs along the Imstenraderweg and the Aquadrome swimming pool just a few minutes' drive away.
In terms of accessibility: De Hemelder is conveniently located relative to the A76, the motorway towards Heerlen and Sittard. By car, you can reach Heerlen within ten minutes and the border with Germany or Belgium within fifteen minutes. Public transport is more modest: bus line 21 and surrounding lines connect the neighbourhood with Brunssum centre and Sittard railway station, but those living without a car will find that De Hemelder is still quite car-dependent. That is an honest point to consider.
Residents appreciate the peace, space and green appearance. On the neighbourhood main page of De Hemelder you can read all the reviews and neighbourhood data. One resident describes it aptly: "It's nice and quiet here, the neighbours know each other and the streets are clean. You don't live in an anonymous estate here." Less positive are some residents about the limited walking distance to amenities and the traffic pressure on the main roads during rush hour. Those who compare De Hemelder with neighbouring communities such as Koutenveld or Kruisberg will find larger homes and higher prices on average here, but also more peace and space.
Who is a home for sale in De Hemelder interesting for?
De Hemelder primarily appeals to movers and families looking for space and willing to pay more for it. With an average purchase price of €409,500, this is not a starter neighbourhood, although homes under €300,000 can occasionally be found. Seniors who want to live comfortably and quietly in a neighbourhood with few social housing units also feel at home here. Starters on a limited budget would do well to also look at Brunssum-West or other districts in the municipality, where prices are lower. Those unsure about buying can find an overview of rental properties as an alternative on the page rental homes in De Hemelder.
What residents say about De Hemelder
Residents rate De Hemelder positively on average, with the highest scores for liveability, safety and the green environment. They are less enthusiastic about the level of amenities directly in the neighbourhood and the dependence on the car. A frequently mentioned comment in the reviews: "The neighbourhood is quiet and well-maintained, but without a car you miss out on quite a bit." See all reviews and sub-scores on the page of De Hemelder for a complete picture of what residents think.
Compare homes for sale in and around De Hemelder
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Frequently asked questions
What is the cost of a home in De Hemelder?
Over the past twelve months, the average purchase price in De Hemelder was €409,500. The range runs from €289,000 to €800,000, depending on the type and size of the property. With an average living area of 166 m², this works out to a price of approximately €2,467 per square metre. This makes De Hemelder one of the more expensive neighbourhoods in Brunssum.
What is the WOZ value in De Hemelder?
The average WOZ value in De Hemelder is €319,000. That is significantly higher than the municipal average of Brunssum (€222,000) and also higher than the district average of Brunssum-Centrum (€227,000). This reflects the higher quality level of the housing stock in this neighbourhood, with relatively many larger single-family homes.
What is it like to live in De Hemelder?
Living in De Hemelder feels quiet and spacious. The neighbourhood consists largely of larger single-family homes with spacious gardens, and the population is predominantly middle-aged to older. Residents appreciate the safety, the green appearance and the neighbourly contact on the street. A frequently mentioned drawback is that you need a car for most daily amenities.
Is De Hemelder suitable for families with children?
De Hemelder is certainly suitable for families. Households with children form the largest category, and the spacious homes with large gardens provide the necessary space. Primary schools are accessible in the Brunssum-Centrum area, and the quiet streets make the neighbourhood child-friendly. However, a car is almost indispensable for daily life.
How accessible is De Hemelder?
By car, De Hemelder is easily accessible via the A76, reaching Heerlen in about ten minutes and Sittard in a quarter of an hour. Public transport is more limited: bus services run to the centre of Brunssum and to Sittard station, but the frequency is low. Those without a car will find De Hemelder quite car-dependent. Cycling to the centre of Brunssum is quite doable on a quiet day.
What type of homes are for sale in De Hemelder?
The supply in De Hemelder mainly consists of larger single-family homes, semi-detached houses and detached houses. Most homes were built in the 1970s and 1980s and have an average living area of 166 m². Buying an apartment in De Hemelder is rare; this is a neighbourhood of ground-based homes. The supply varies, so check the current listing at the top of the page for the most recent situation.
Is there a lot of greenery in De Hemelder and what about parking?
De Hemelder has a green appearance with wide streets, many private gardens and green strips. Parking is not a problem in most streets: most homes have their own driveway or garage, and there is usually enough space on the street. That is a clear advantage over the denser development in neighbourhoods like Centrum or Hofpoel.
