Homes for sale in Kruidenbuurt, Oosterhout

House prices and market figures for Kruidenbuurt, Oosterhout

Kruidenbuurt is a pronounced owner-occupied neighbourhood: as many as 95% of the more than 743 homes are owner-occupied, only 5% are private rental and there is no social housing stock. Anyone looking for a home to buy in Kruidenbuurt is therefore in a neighbourhood where owner-occupiers set the tone. The average WOZ value is €384,000, which is noticeably higher than the average for the district Dommelbergen (€327,000) and also above the Oosterhout average of €354,000. That price difference is no coincidence: Kruidenbuurt has relatively many larger single-family homes, often detached or semi-detached, on spacious plots.

In the past twelve months, 11 homes changed hands, with an average selling price of €451,273. The range ran from €315,000 to €575,000, showing that both entry-level homes and larger family homes come onto the market. With an average living area of 138 m², this works out at a price per square metre of around €3,270. For the current supply and the average asking price at this moment, see the overview at the top of this page. Would you also like to compare homes for sale in the wider Dommelbergen district? Then you will immediately see the price difference per neighbourhood.

Living in Kruidenbuurt, Oosterhout

Kruidenbuurt owes its name to the streets named after herbs and plants, a recognisable theme in this part of Dommelbergen. The neighbourhood was largely built in the 1970s and 1980s and reflects that in its appearance: wide streets, front gardens with space, semi-detached and detached houses interspersed with terraced houses. It is a quiet, green residential area with little through traffic. Residents describe its character as reserved and stable, a neighbourhood where you know your neighbours and the street is well-maintained.

In terms of amenities, you don't have to go far from the neighbourhood. Within cycling distance are several primary schools, including schools in the immediate vicinity of Dommelbergen. For daily shopping, you can go to supermarkets on the edge of the district, and the city centre of Oosterhout with its shops, market and catering facilities is a few minutes' cycle away. For sports, there are opportunities at nearby sports clubs and there are green playgrounds and parks in the neighbourhood, making it attractive for families with children. The municipality of Oosterhout offers an overview of all facilities and municipal services in the region via its municipal website.

Accessibility is a point that residents both appreciate and sometimes criticise. The neighbourhood is conveniently located relative to the A27 and A59, meaning cities such as Breda and 's-Hertogenbosch can be reached by car in about twenty minutes. Oosterhout does not have its own train station, but bus services connect the district with the centre and with Breda station. For daily travel, the bicycle is a logical choice in Oosterhout: the centre is compact and easily accessible. Residents who depend on public transport for longer distances must take into account the transfer via Breda.

On the neighbourhood main page of Kruidenbuurt you will find resident reviews and detailed neighbourhood data. Residents appreciate the peace and space the neighbourhood offers, and the child-friendly atmosphere is often mentioned. One resident wrote: "Kruidenbuurt is exactly what you are looking for if you want peace without being far from everything. The streets are clean, the neighbours are friendly and you can cycle to the centre in no time." Critical notes sometimes concern the limited supply of homes for sale coming onto the market, which sometimes makes it difficult for interested parties to act quickly.

Compared to sister neighbourhoods in Dommelbergen, Kruidenbuurt has a somewhat quieter and greener character than, for example, the Sterrenbuurt or the Schildersbuurt. The Donkenbuurt and Larenbuurt are in the same district part and have a similar structure, but Kruidenbuurt scores higher on average in WOZ value, reflecting its relative popularity.

Does buying in Kruidenbuurt suit you?

Kruidenbuurt mainly appeals to movers and families who are looking for space and are willing to pay a substantial price for it. The largest age group consists of 45- to 65-year-olds, followed by those aged 65 and over, indicating that it is also an attractive neighbourhood for people who want to grow old in a quiet environment. First-time buyers with a limited budget will find it difficult: the entry price of €315,000 requires solid financing and overbidding is not unusual in this segment. Supply is limited and homes sell quickly. Those who want to be flexible can also look at rental homes in Kruidenbuurt, although that supply is small. For a broader picture of what is for sale in the municipality, see homes for sale in Oosterhout.

What residents say about Kruidenbuurt

Residents generally rate Kruidenbuurt positively. High scores are given for safety, the beauty of the streets and the quiet living environment. Residents are sometimes less enthusiastic about the limited entertainment options directly in the neighbourhood and the dependence on the car or bicycle for some amenities. One resident put it aptly: "This is where you want to live when you are done with the hustle and bustle. Quiet, tidy, and yet close enough to everything." See all reviews and the full neighbourhood scores on the Kruidenbuurt page.

Compare homes for sale in and around Kruidenbuurt

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