Homes for sale in Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot, Twenterand

House prices and market figures Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot, Twenterand

The owner-occupied market in Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot is predominantly a home-owning neighbourhood: about 70% of the 413 homes are owner-occupied, compared to 30% rented. This gives the neighbourhood a stable, ownership-oriented character. The average WOZ value is €371,000, which is clearly higher than the average for the district Vriezenveen (kern) (€326,000) and also above the municipal average of Twenterand (€327,000). That difference is striking for a relatively small neighbourhood and points to a somewhat higher segment of homes.

In the past twelve months, 8 homes were sold, with an average purchase price of €348,250. The range ran from €339,500 to €359,500, indicating a fairly consistent market without major outliers. With an average living area of 115 m², the price per square metre comes to approximately €3,028. The housing stock mainly consists of ground-floor homes, presumably detached and semi-detached houses, fitting the village character of this part of Vriezenveen. 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 Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot, Twenterand

Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot is the eastern end of the elongated ribbon that forms Vriezenveen. Anyone looking for a home here consciously chooses peace and space. The neighbourhood has a distinct village character: ribbon development along the old peat colony structure, with relatively much green space in the immediate vicinity. This is also reflected in the residents' score of 8.5 for green space, one of the highest sub-scores. The homes are generally spacious, with gardens at the front and back, and the streetscape is quiet and orderly.

The neighbourhood has about 1,060 residents, with the largest age group being 45-65 year-olds. Families with children are the most common household type, and 43% of residents are married. That says something about the type of resident living here: people who consciously choose a quieter, family-oriented living environment. The labour participation rate is 70% and the average income is €32,400, comparable to the municipal average.

In terms of amenities, the neighbourhood is not an independent core. For daily groceries and schools, you rely on the centre of Vriezenveen, which is within cycling distance. Vriezenveen has a primary school offering and a supermarket, and residents rate education notably high: 9.0. That suggests families with children are satisfied with the school situation. For more extensive amenities, shops or healthcare, you drive towards Almelo or Vroomshoop. Accessibility by car is reasonable: via the N750 you quickly reach regional roads. There is a bus connection, but public transport provision in this part of Twenterand is limited, which explains the residents' score for accessibility (7.5).

The resident reviews give a mixed picture of the social dynamics. Tessa writes: "Our neighbourhood organises many activities for children and everything older than that. The neighbours who live a bit closer to us, I find very nice. We really have a connection with them." That is recognisable for this type of neighbourhood: those who know their immediate neighbours feel at home. The community score (4.5) is however the lowest sub-score, indicating that neighbourhood bonding is not equally strong for everyone. Safety scores high at 8.5, which for many buyers is a decisive criterion. View all reviews and neighbourhood data on the page of Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot.

Compared to Vriezenveen Westeinde on the other side of the village, Oosteinde en Slot is slightly quieter and less centrally located. Vriezenveen Elzenhoek has a more planned character with newer homes. Those looking for more village liveliness can also look at Vriezenveen-Midden, which is closer to the core. The owner-occupied homes in Vriezenveen (kern) give a broader picture of what the district as a whole has to offer.

Does an owner-occupied home in Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot suit you?

This neighbourhood best suits families and movers who consciously choose peace, space and a green environment, and who are not dependent on intensive public transport. The average purchase price of €348,250 makes the neighbourhood less accessible for first-time buyers without equity or own capital, certainly given the limited supply: only 8 homes were sold in the past year. That low volume also means you have to act quickly when something becomes available. Buying an apartment in Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot is among the options, but the supply presumably mainly consists of ground-floor homes. Would you rather rent first to get to know the neighbourhood? Then check the rental homes in Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot as an alternative.

What residents say about Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot

Residents give the neighbourhood an average of 7.5 based on 2 reviews. The highest scores go to education (9.0), safety (8.5) and green space (8.5). The lowest score is for community (4.5), which indicates that neighbourhood bonding is not a given. Tessa describes it positively: "Nice neighbourhood, pleasant people." She appreciates the neighbourhood activities and informal contact with immediate neighbours. All scores and full reviews can be read on the neighbourhood main page of Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot.

Compare owner-occupied homes in and around Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot

Buurtje.nl combines housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only compare a home but can also assess the neighbourhood itself. That makes it easier to determine whether living in Vriezenveen Oosteinde en Slot suits your situation. Want to search more broadly? Then also check the supply in other parts of the municipality, such as Westerhaar-Vriezenveensewijk, Den Ham or Vroomshoop. For municipality-wide information, you can also visit the website of municipality Twenterand.