29 homes for sale in neighbourhood Dinteloord, Steenbergen

House prices and market figures in Dinteloord

Dinteloord is a village where the majority of homes are owner-occupied: 61% of the approximately 2,387 homes are owned by the resident, while 39% are rental properties (of which 33% are owned by housing associations). The average WOZ value is €291,000, which is slightly below the district average of €304,000 and clearly lower than the municipal average of €326,000 in Steenbergen. This makes Dinteloord a relatively affordable option within the municipality.

In the past twelve months, 88 homes changed hands at an average purchase price of €391,094. The range varied from €199,000 to €677,500, showing that both entry-level homes and larger detached houses come onto the market. With an average living area of 129 m², the price per square metre comes to approximately €3,032. The supply consists mainly of single-family homes, terraced houses and semi-detached houses, supplemented by a smaller number of detached houses and some apartments. At the top of this page you can see the current supply and the average time on the market for the most recent situation.

Living in Dinteloord, Steenbergen

Dinteloord is a West Brabant village on the Dintel, with a centre compact enough to do everything by bike, but large enough for daily amenities. The village has around 5,405 inhabitants and has an unmistakably village character. The buildings around the centre partly date from the post-war period, with expansion neighbourhoods from the 1970s and 1980s on the edges. There is also newer construction, especially towards the south and east of the centre. You will find many terraced houses with front and back gardens, semi-detached houses and, on the village outskirts, detached houses with more land.

In terms of amenities, Dinteloord has a supermarket (Jumbo) in the centre, a number of small shops along the Steenbergsestraat, a GP practice and a pharmacy. For children, there are primary schools such as De Regenboog and 't Kompas. There is no secondary education in the village itself; for that you go to Steenbergen or Roosendaal. Sports clubs are well represented: football club DSE plays at Sportpark De Bult, and there is a tennis club and swimming pool De Melanen just outside the centre. Along the Dintel you can walk and cycle, and the surrounding polders offer space for those who love open landscapes.

Accessibility is reasonable. Dinteloord does not have its own train station, but with the bus (line 104 towards Steenbergen and Bergen op Zoom) you can reach the train stations. By car, via the A4/A29, you can reach Bergen op Zoom in about twenty minutes and Roosendaal in just under half an hour. Rotterdam can be reached in about 45 minutes. For commuters travelling by car, the location is fine; for those dependent on public transport, it is somewhat more limited. More information about local amenities and accessibility can be found on the website of the municipality of Steenbergen.

Residents give Dinteloord an 8.4 overall score. Safety, accessibility and a sense of community score particularly high at 9.0. Resident Kjeld Glandorf sums it up as follows: "Good, I have always felt safe here and always feel at home here. There is quite a bit of nature nearby, but it could always be more." That nuance about greenery is reflected in the sub-score: with a 7.0, that is the lowest-rated point, which fits a village that is surrounded by polders but is not uniformly green in the centre itself. Compared to surrounding areas such as Boompjesdijk or the scattered houses in the west, Dinteloord is much livelier, with more amenities and social cohesion. Those seeking the peace of the countryside can also look at the supply in the eastern rural area.

Who is a home for sale in Dinteloord interesting for?

With an average purchase price of €391,094 and entry-level prices from around €199,000, Dinteloord is accessible for first-time buyers looking for an affordable home in West Brabant. The largest group of households consists of families with children (825 households), and you can tell from the amenities: primary schools, sports clubs and playgrounds are present. Also, movers who want more space for less money than in cities like Bergen op Zoom or Roosendaal will find opportunities here. Seniors also form a large group (1,270 residents are 65+). Keep in mind that supply may be limited and popular homes sell quickly. Are you also considering renting? Then check out the rental properties in Dinteloord as an alternative.

What residents say about Dinteloord

Based on reviews, Dinteloord scores an 8.4 out of 10. The highest sub-scores go to safety, accessibility and sense of community (each 9.0), while the supply of greenery scores the lowest at 7.0. Resident Kjeld Glandorf states: "A very good place to live." He emphasises the safe feeling and the feeling of home, but notes that more greenery would be welcome. Would you like to see all reviews and neighbourhood scores? Then go to the neighbourhood page of Dinteloord for the full overview.

Compare homes for sale around Dinteloord

On Buurtje.nl you can view the housing supply from more than 1,500 sources, supplemented with neighbourhood scores and real resident reviews. This way you not only discover what is for sale, but also whether the neighbourhood really suits you. Compare Dinteloord with the broader supply of homes for sale in the Dinteloord district or see what is available in the whole of the municipality of Steenbergen. The villages of Kruisland, Nieuw-Vossemeer and De Heen are also worth a look if you are considering buying a home in this region.