Homes for sale in Schaesbergerveld, Heerlen

House prices and market figures for Schaesbergerveld, Heerlen

In Schaesbergerveld, over 60% of the housing stock is privately owned, giving the neighbourhood an owner-occupied character. The average WOZ value is €191,000, which is higher than the average for the district Meezenbroek-Schaesbergerveld (€177,000) but slightly lower than the Heerlen average of €203,000. This puts Schaesbergerveld in a comfortable middle position: more affordable than many other parts of Heerlen, but with a higher valuation than the immediate district surroundings.

Over the past twelve months, 29 homes were sold, with an average purchase price of €268,552. The range runs from €165,000 to €455,000, indicating that both entry-level homes and larger family homes are available. The average living area was 134 m², which works out at a price of around €2,004 per square metre. This is a realistic level for Heerlen. The supply consists mainly of ground-floor homes, terraced houses and semi-detached houses from the post-war construction period. Apartments are present but less dominant. Check the current supply and asking prices at the top of this page for the most recent situation.

Living in Schaesbergerveld, Heerlen

Schaesbergerveld is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood on the north-eastern side of Heerlen, nestled between the built-up area and the countryside towards Schaesberg. The streets were mainly laid out in the 1950s and 1960s, with an expansion in the 1970s. This is evident from the wide pavements, front gardens and the relatively spacious layout of the neighbourhood. No high-rise buildings, no busy through roads cutting across the area. If you are looking for peace and quiet with urban proximity, this is a good fit.

The neighbourhood has a mixed but stable character. The largest age group is 25 to 45 years old, meaning there are relatively many young families and working couples. Single-person households form the largest household group (590), but the 35% married rate indicates a neighbourhood that also attracts families. The labour participation rate of 57% and an average income of €30,600 are close to the Heerlen average, reflecting a typical working population.

For daily groceries, there is no supermarket within walking distance in the neighbourhood itself, but the Schaesberg shopping centre on Valkenburgerweg is accessible by bike. For a wider range, Heerlen city centre is a few kilometres away. Primary schools in the immediate vicinity serve the younger children in the neighbourhood, and several secondary schools are reachable by public transport or bike. Green space is a plus: the neighbourhood borders open countryside and has several playgrounds and green strips scattered throughout the area.

In terms of accessibility, bus lines provide connections to Heerlen city centre and Heerlen station, from which trains run towards Maastricht, Sittard and the border region. By car, the A76 is relatively quickly accessible, making the neighbourhood attractive for commuters heading to the Western Mining Region or across the border to Germany and Belgium. Parking is not a problem on most streets.

Residents appreciate the peace and green surroundings. On the Schaesbergerveld neighbourhood main page, reviews and scores per category can be found. One resident writes: "It's nice and quiet here, you know your neighbours and the children can play outside without you worrying." Critical comments sometimes concern the limited shopping facilities directly in the neighbourhood and the state of some public spaces. Compared to neighbouring areas like Meezenbroek or Palemig, Schaesbergerveld has a slightly quieter and more residential character. The Burettestraat and surroundings neighbourhood offers a similar type of housing but with a different street layout. More context about the wider area can be found on the page about homes for sale in Meezenbroek-Schaesbergerveld.

Is a home for sale in Schaesbergerveld right for you?

Schaesbergerveld mainly appeals to young families and movers looking for a ground-floor home with a garden, in a quiet environment, without having to pay the highest prices in Heerlen. With an average purchase price of over €268,000 and homes from €165,000, there is also room for starters wanting to take a first step on the homeownership market, although this does require good preparation. Seniors looking to downsize will find less supply of single-level homes or apartments here. Those who prefer to rent can also look at rental homes in Schaesbergerveld as an alternative. During viewings, pay attention to the maintenance condition of the older housing stock: construction years from the 1950s to 1970s mean that insulation and installations sometimes need attention.

What residents say about Schaesbergerveld

Residents particularly appreciate Schaesbergerveld for its peace, green appearance and social cohesion in the streets. Scores on safety and living environment are relatively good, while the level of facilities scores slightly lower due to the limited shopping options within walking distance. One resident sums it up aptly: "Schaesbergerveld is not a neighbourhood that stands out, but that's exactly why I like living here. Quiet, green and people know each other." See all reviews and sub-scores on the Schaesbergerveld neighbourhood page.

Comparing homes for sale around Schaesbergerveld and in Heerlen

Buurtje.nl bundles the supply from more than 1,500 sources and links it to resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also understand whether the neighbourhood suits you. Compare Schaesbergerveld with other neighbourhoods in the area, such as Maria Gewanden en Terschuren, Mariarade or Hoensbroek-De Dem. For a complete overview of the Heerlen homeownership market, you can also visit the page with homes for sale in Heerlen. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of Heerlen municipality.