4 homes for sale in neighbourhood Oranjebuurt, Beverwijk

House prices and market figures for Oranjebuurt, Beverwijk

The owner-occupied market in Oranjebuurt is relatively modest in size: of the approximately 555 homes in the neighbourhood, 45% are owner-occupied, the rest are rental properties. That rental share of 55%, a large part of which is owned by housing associations, gives the neighbourhood a mixed character. The average WOZ value is €325,000, which is slightly above the district average of €312,000 but clearly below the Beverwijk municipal average of €341,000. Oranjebuurt is thus one of the more affordable owner-occupied options within the municipality.

In the past twelve months, 17 homes changed hands, with an average purchase price of €405,529. The range ran from €289,000 to €539,000, indicating that both starter homes and larger family homes come onto the market. With an average living area of 101 m², this works out at a price of approximately €4,015 per square metre. These are predominantly terraced houses and semi-detached houses from the post-war construction period. For the current supply and the most recent asking prices and selling times, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.

Living in Oranjebuurt, Beverwijk

Oranjebuurt is a quiet, residential neighbourhood in the north-western part of Beverwijk. The streets are mainly named after the House of Orange, which gives the neighbourhood its name. The streetscape is dominated by terraced houses and porch flats from the 1950s and 1960s, with the occasional semi-detached house added later. The homes generally have a garden and a garage or driveway, which is a practical advantage for families. It is not a neighbourhood that stands out for its architectural features, but rather for its tranquillity and clear layout.

For daily shopping, you hardly need to leave the neighbourhood. Various amenities are located on the edge of Oranjebuurt, and Beverwijk city centre with the Beverwijk Bazaar, supermarkets and shops is within a ten-minute bike ride. Primary schools and a playgroup are within walking distance, making the neighbourhood attractive for young families. For secondary education, several schools in Beverwijk are accessible by bike or bus.

In terms of accessibility: Beverwijk station is about a ten-minute bike ride away, with direct connections to Haarlem (approximately 20 minutes) and Amsterdam (approximately 40 minutes). Via the A9 and A22, the neighbourhood is easily accessible by car, towards Amsterdam, Alkmaar and the coast at Castricum and Wijk aan Zee. Bus connections run via Breestraat and Zeestraat to the centre and the station.

Residents particularly appreciate the neighbourhood for its tranquillity and affordability compared to surrounding areas. One resident writes: "It's just nice and quiet here, the neighbours know each other and you can cycle to the centre or the beach in no time." Criticism sometimes focuses on the ageing housing stock and the limited green spaces directly in the neighbourhood itself. On the Oranjebuurt overview page you will find all resident reviews and neighbourhood scores per category.

Compared to the neighbouring neighbourhood Oud Sportpark, Oranjebuurt has a slightly older housing stock but also lower entry prices. Beijnes offers a slightly different character with more industrial heritage in the area. For those who want to place the neighbourhood in a broader context, the page district information Oranjebuurt provides a comparison at district level.

Is an owner-occupied home in Oranjebuurt right for you?

The neighbourhood mainly attracts young families and couples aged 25 to 45, and this is also reflected in the demographic composition: this group forms the largest age category. First-time buyers can enter here with homes from €289,000, although the supply is limited: on average, only 17 homes are sold per year. That small supply means you have to act quickly when something becomes available. Overbidding is not unusual in this segment. Movers looking for more space will find homes here up to around €539,000. Seniors looking to downsize are less well served in Oranjebuurt; for apartments and senior housing, the centre of Beverwijk or the Vondelkwartier is a better option. For those unsure between buying and renting, you can also view the rental housing supply in Beverwijk as an alternative.

What residents say about Oranjebuurt

Residents generally give Oranjebuurt a solid rating. The neighbourhood scores highest on tranquillity and safety, and relatively lower on the liveability of public spaces and the level of amenities directly on the street. One resident sums it up aptly: "Not the most beautiful neighbourhood in Beverwijk, but a nice place to live. Quiet, safe and affordable." All ratings per category and the overall score can be found on the neighbourhood page of Oranjebuurt.

Compare owner-occupied homes in and around Oranjebuurt

Buurtje.nl bundles the supply from more than 1,500 sources in one place, supplemented with resident reviews and district data that you won't find anywhere else in this overview. This way, you can not only filter by price or area, but also assess whether the neighbourhood itself suits you. View all owner-occupied homes in Oranjebuurt at district level, or broaden your search to owner-occupied homes in the municipality of Beverwijk. Other districts worth comparing are the Kuenenkwartier and the Warande. For municipal information on housing and permits, we refer to the official website of the municipality of Beverwijk.