Homes for sale in Hercules Segherslaan en omgeving, Vlissingen
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House prices and market figures for Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings, Vlissingen
The owner-occupied market in Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings is relatively modest in size: only 38% of the housing stock is owner-occupied, while 62% is rented out. This makes the supply of owner-occupied homes in Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings more limited than in many other neighbourhoods. The average WOZ value is €159,000, which is noticeably lower than the district average of Middengebied (€220,000) and the municipal average of Vlissingen (€230,000). That difference says something about the type of housing and the condition of the stock here.
However, actual transaction prices are higher than the WOZ suggests. In the past twelve months, 32 homes were sold at an average purchase price of €262,766, with a range of €155,000 to €695,000. This broad spectrum shows that both entry-level homes and larger properties change hands here. Based on an average living area of 86 m², the price per square metre comes to approximately €3,055. For current asking prices and available supply, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings, Vlissingen
Walking through the streets around Hercules Segherslaan, you quickly notice that this is an average urban residential neighbourhood in the heart of Vlissingen, without grand allure but with a down-to-earth, liveable character. The buildings consist mainly of post-war terraced houses and porch flats, predominantly built in the 1950s and 1960s. The streets are quiet in terms of traffic, but the neighbourhood is far from cut off from the city: the centre of Vlissingen is within cycling distance, and the proximity of Middengebied ensures an urban embedding.
The population composition is mixed. The largest group of residents is between 25 and 45 years old, but young people and the elderly are also well represented. With 680 single-person households out of a total of approximately 2,065 residents, the neighbourhood is clearly attractive to singles and starters. This is also reflected in the atmosphere: it is not a family neighbourhood with many children playing in the street, but rather a neighbourhood where people live independently and ask little of each other.
For daily groceries, you hardly need to leave the neighbourhood. Within a short cycling distance, there are supermarkets in Middengebied and towards the Vlissingen city centre. For schools, primary schools are accessible in the immediate vicinity, and secondary education is located elsewhere in the municipality. Sports facilities and green spaces are available in the wider Middengebied area, although the neighbourhood itself is not particularly green.
In terms of accessibility, the neighbourhood scores reasonably well. Vlissingen has its own train station that connects the city with Middelburg and via the Zeeland line further towards Goes and Roosendaal. From Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings, the station is easily reachable by bike in a few minutes. Bus connections run via the nearby main roads. By car, the N57 and the connection to the A58 towards Middelburg and Bergen op Zoom are accessible via the urban arterial roads. Parking on the streets themselves is usually possible, although it can be a challenge at busy times.
Residents particularly appreciate the central location and affordability of the neighbourhood. On the neighbourhood page of Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings, reviews and scores per category can be found. One resident writes: "It's not a beautiful neighbourhood to be proud of, but it's quiet, everything is close by, and for the price you can't do better anywhere in Vlissingen." Criticisms more often concern the outdated housing stock and limited investment in public space. Compared to neighbouring areas such as Vredehof Noord or Bloemenlaan and surroundings East, this part of Middengebied is somewhat more sober in appearance, but also more accessible in price.
Who is a home for sale in Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings interesting for?
Buying in Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings is most attractive for starters looking for an affordable first home in a centrally located part of Vlissingen. The low entry price of €155,000 and an average of €262,766 make it achievable for buyers with a modest budget. Singles who prefer buying over renting also find their place here, given the large number of single-person households in the neighbourhood. Families who prioritise space and greenery would be better off looking at surrounding neighbourhoods such as Baskensburg Zuid or districts like Paauwenburg - Westduin. Keep in mind that supply is limited: 32 homes were sold in the past year, so it's important to act quickly when something becomes available. Those who prefer to rent first can also check out the rental homes in Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings as an intermediate step.
What residents say about Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings
Residents generally rate the neighbourhood as functional and affordable, but not particularly attractive in terms of appearance. Scores for amenities and accessibility are higher than those for greenery and living environment. One resident describes it as follows: "You live here fine, it's ordinary, but you have everything you need within walking distance." For a full overview of resident ratings, sub-scores per category, and all reviews, visit the neighbourhood information page of Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings.
Compare homes for sale in and around Hercules Segherslaan and surroundings
On Buurtje.nl, you will not only find the current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources, but also neighbourhood scores, resident reviews, and demographic data per neighbourhood. This allows you to compare homes in context: does the neighbourhood suit your lifestyle and budget? Also check out the supply in other parts of Middengebied, such as Bonedijkestraat and surroundings or Het Fort and surroundings. For a broader overview, you can view all homes for sale in Middengebied or all homes for sale in Vlissingen. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Vlissingen.
Frequently asked questions
What does a home cost in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area?
In the past twelve months, 32 homes were sold in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area, with an average purchase price of €262,766. Prices ranged from €155,000 to €695,000, indicating that both entry-level and larger homes are available. The average living area was 86 m², resulting in a price of approximately €3,055 per square metre. For current asking prices of available homes, please consult the overview at the top of this page.
What is the WOZ value in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area?
The average WOZ value in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area is €159,000. This is significantly lower than the average for the Middengebied district (€220,000) and the municipal average of Vlissingen (€230,000). This reflects the older, more compact housing stock in this part of the city. Actual transaction prices are higher than the WOZ value, as recent sales data show.
What is living in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area like?
Living in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area is down-to-earth and urban: quiet streets, post-war buildings, and a central location in Vlissingen. The neighbourhood mainly attracts singles and first-time buyers. Residents appreciate the affordability and proximity to amenities, but mention the outdated appearance of public spaces as a downside. The character is functional and accessible, without particular allure.
Is Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area suitable for first-time buyers?
Yes, the neighbourhood is particularly suitable for first-time buyers purchasing a home in Vlissingen without a large budget. With an entry price from €155,000 and an average of €262,766, buying an apartment in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area is financially feasible for many first-time buyers. The large proportion of single-person households confirms that the neighbourhood is popular among singles and young residents. Families seeking more space and greenery typically look at other neighbourhoods in Vlissingen.
How accessible is Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area?
Accessibility is good for an urban neighbourhood. Vlissingen railway station can be reached by bike in a few minutes and offers connections to Middelburg, Goes, and beyond via the Zeeland line. Bus services run via nearby main roads. By car, the N57 and the connection to the A58 towards Middelburg are accessible via urban arterial roads. Parking in the neighbourhood is generally possible on the street, although it can be busy.
What types of homes are for sale in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area?
The housing supply mainly consists of post-war terraced houses and porch flats, largely built in the 1950s and 1960s. With an average area of 86 m², these are relatively compact homes. The wide price range from €155,000 to €695,000 suggests that larger or renovated homes also come onto the market. The share of owner-occupied homes is limited: only 38% of the stock is owner-occupied.
Is there much greenery in Hercules Segherslaan and surrounding area?
The neighbourhood itself is not particularly green. The post-war street profiles offer little space for parks or gardens directly in the area. Larger green spaces can be found in the wider Middengebied area and towards the edges of Vlissingen. Residents who value greenery and outdoor space also consider neighbourhoods such as Vredehof Noord or districts on the outskirts of the city.













