Homes for sale in Friezenlaan, Tilburg

House prices and market figures for Friezenlaan, Tilburg

Friezenlaan is a distinct owner-occupied neighbourhood: 79% of the 491 homes are owned, only 21% are rented. Of those rental properties, the vast majority are in the hands of private landlords (17%), while housing association homes play almost no role (4%). This says something about the character of the neighbourhood: private ownership, owners who consciously chose to live here.

The average WOZ value is €496,000. This is noticeably higher than the average for the district Zorgvlied (€442,000) and well above the Tilburg average of €314,000. The neighbourhood is therefore among the more expensive segments of the city. Looking at actual transactions over the past year, six owner-occupied homes were sold for an average of €444,917. Prices ranged from €395,000 to €575,000, with an average living area of 116 m². That works out to approximately €3,835 per square metre. For current asking prices and available properties, see the property overview at the top of this page.

Living in Friezenlaan, Tilburg

Friezenlaan is a quiet, green-dominated neighbourhood in the southwest of Tilburg, part of the Zorgvlied district. The streets are wide, the front gardens well-maintained, and the housing consists largely of detached and semi-detached homes from the 1950s to 1970s. There are no high-rise flats or busy shopping streets here: the neighbourhood exudes a restrained, almost villa-like character that contrasts sharply with the bustle of Tilburg city centre.

The population composition tells a clear story: of the approximately 1,060 residents, the largest group is those aged 65 and over (365 people). Families with children are relatively scarce, which is reflected in the atmosphere on the streets: it is quiet, tidy and orderly. This attracts people seeking peace and quiet, but those looking for a lively neighbourhood with lots of young family life should not expect that here.

In terms of amenities, the neighbourhood is self-sufficient but not abundant. Supermarkets and daily shopping are within cycling distance via the Zorgvlied shopping centre or via Bredaseweg. For a wider range of shops, Tilburg city centre is the destination, about ten minutes by bike or a short bus ride. Wilhelminapark and the green banks of the Oude Leij are in the immediate vicinity and are appreciated by residents as places to walk or relax. Primary schools are available in the wider Zorgvlied district; for secondary education, pupils rely on schools elsewhere in the city.

Accessibility by car is good: the A58 towards Breda and Eindhoven can be reached within a few minutes via Bredaseweg. Tilburg station is about fifteen minutes away by bike. Bus services run along Bredaseweg and provide a direct connection to the city centre and other districts. Parking is not a problem in the neighbourhood itself: most homes have their own driveway or garage.

Residents appreciate the peace, space and green appearance of the neighbourhood. A recurring theme in reviews is the pleasant mix of privacy and proximity: "You live here quietly, but Tilburg is just around the corner. That's exactly what I was looking for," writes a resident on the Friezenlaan neighbourhood page, where you can also find the full resident score and all reviews. Critical comments sometimes relate to the limited liveliness and the fact that there is little in the way of restaurants or evening activities in the neighbourhood itself.

Compared to neighbouring communities such as Burgemeestersbuurt and Staatsliedenbuurt West, Friezenlaan is slightly more exclusive and quieter in character, with higher WOZ values and an older resident profile. Those who want to explore the atmosphere of Zorgvlied as a whole can find more context on the Zorgvlied owner-occupied homes page.

Who is a home in Friezenlaan suitable for?

Friezenlaan primarily appeals to downsizers and seniors seeking space, peace and a solid living environment. The high proportion of over-65s and married households (45%) confirms this. With an average purchase price of nearly €445,000 and an entry price from €395,000, the neighbourhood is not accessible for first-time buyers on a median income. The average household income of €42,600 in the neighbourhood, well above the Tilburg average of €34,000, indicates the type of buyers you are dealing with here. Be aware of the limited supply: only a handful of homes are sold per year, meaning quick action and sometimes overbidding are realistic scenarios. Those who want more flexibility can also look at rental properties in Friezenlaan as a temporary alternative.

What residents say about Friezenlaan

Residents rate Friezenlaan positively, particularly in terms of peace, safety and living environment. The greenery and spacious streets are consistently mentioned as plus points. Residents are less enthusiastic about the limited dining options and the lack of a lively neighbourhood life. "You live here quietly, but Tilburg is just around the corner. That's exactly what I was looking for," says one resident. See all reviews and sub-scores on the Friezenlaan neighbourhood page.

Compare owner-occupied homes in and around Friezenlaan

Buurtje.nl brings together listings from more than 1,500 sources in one place, supplemented with resident reviews and district data you won't find anywhere else. This allows you to compare not only homes but also neighbourhoods. In addition to Friezenlaan, Binnenstad, Hoogvenne and Jeruzalem are also popular search areas in Tilburg. For a broad overview of all owner-occupied homes in Tilburg or more information about the municipality, find everything on the Tilburg municipality page. The municipality itself publishes up-to-date information about living and amenities via tilburg.nl.