Homes for sale in Winschoten-Noord, Oldambt
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House prices and market figures for Winschoten-Noord, Oldambt
Winschoten-Noord is a neighbourhood with a strong owner-occupied sector: 73% of the housing stock consists of owner-occupied homes, compared to 27% rental. The average WOZ value is €252,000, which is slightly above the district average for Winschoten (€242,000) and almost equal to the municipal average for Oldambt (€254,000). This indicates that Winschoten-Noord holds a solid mid-range position in terms of value within the municipality.
Looking at actual transactions over the past year, sale prices are significantly higher than the WOZ values suggest. 23 homes were sold with an average purchase price of €344,087. The range was notably wide: from €200,000 to €895,000, indicating a diverse supply. With an average living area of 171 m², the price per square metre comes to approximately €2,012. That is on the higher side for Groningen standards, but fits the larger homes that characterise this neighbourhood. Check the current supply and average asking price at the top of this page for the most recent updates.
Living in Winschoten-Noord, Oldambt
Winschoten-Noord is a predominantly residential neighbourhood on the north side of the town of Winschoten, with a character best described as quiet and family-oriented. The housing stock largely consists of post-war single-family homes, many terraced houses and semi-detached houses from the 1960s and 1970s, supplemented by detached homes that explain the higher sale prices in the range. The streetscape is green but not exuberant: residents rate green spaces 6.7 out of 10, which matches the presence of small parks and trees along the streets without a real city park around the corner.
In terms of amenities, the neighbourhood is functional. Primary schools are accessible within the neighbourhood, and for daily shopping you can go to the centre of Winschoten, within cycling distance. Winschoten has a compact town centre with supermarkets, shops and a weekly market. Sports clubs and a swimming pool are available in the wider area of the town. The accessibility score of 5.3 out of 10 is the lowest sub-score, and that is honest: Winschoten-Noord is not the most centrally located neighbourhood. Winschoten railway station offers connections to Groningen and Germany, but for residents of the northern part of the neighbourhood, that station is not just around the corner. By car, the N7 towards Groningen is relatively quick to reach.
The atmosphere in the neighbourhood is mixed. Residents appreciate the peace and the nice people on the street, but there are also critical voices. One resident writes: "In my neighbourhood, there are mainly social housing units. Here I clearly see the difference between people with low incomes and those with average incomes. It doesn't always feel safe to walk on the street." That is an honest signal that the neighbourhood is not uniform: there are streets with a strong owner-occupied sector and quiet families, but also areas where social housing dominates and the social dynamics are different. Safety scores 7.7 out of 10, indicating that most residents feel fine during the day, but that there are situational differences. View all resident reviews and neighbourhood data on the Winschoten-Noord page for a complete picture.
Compared to other neighbourhoods in the district, Winschoten-Noord has a different character from the lively Winschoten-Centrum, where there are more apartments and commercial activity, or Winschoten-Bomenbuurt, known for its greener and quieter streets. Winschoten-Zuid also offers a similar living environment and is worth considering if you are unsure. The overall resident score for Winschoten-Noord is 5.9 out of 10, based on three reviews. That is not a high score, but the scores for safety (7.7) and community (6.3) indicate that there are definitely positive aspects. The low score for amenities (3.7) is a point of attention for those used to a wide range of shops within walking distance.
Who is a home in Winschoten-Noord interesting for?
The neighbourhood mainly appeals to families: the largest group of residents is aged 45 to 65, and households with children are the most common household type. The spacious homes (average 171 m²) and the relatively green living environment suit families looking for space at a sharp price compared to the Randstad. For first-time buyers, the average purchase price of €344,087 is substantial, but the lower end of the market starts at €200,000, offering opportunities. Those considering renting instead of buying can find an overview of rental homes in Winschoten-Noord on this website. Keep in mind that the annual transaction volume with 23 sales is limited, so both patience and speed are needed if you are serious about buying in Winschoten-Noord.
What residents say about Winschoten-Noord
The overall resident score for Winschoten-Noord is 5.9 out of 10, based on three reviews. The highest sub-score is safety at 7.7, followed by green spaces (6.7) and community (6.3). Amenities score the lowest at 3.7, which aligns with the location some distance from the town centre. Resident Dion simply describes the neighbourhood as nice, while resident D indicates that the people are friendly but nature is limited. View all reviews and sub-scores on the Winschoten-Noord neighbourhood page.
Compare homes for sale in and around Winschoten-Noord
On Buurtje.nl, you will find homes for sale in Winschoten-Noord combined with neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and district data, compiled from more than 1,500 sources. This way, you can first assess whether the neighbourhood suits you before viewing homes. Want to search more broadly? Then check the overall overview of homes for sale in Winschoten or explore the supply in the entire municipality of Oldambt. Other neighbourhoods worth comparing are Zeeheldenbuurt and Finsterwolde. More information about the town can be found on the page for the district Winschoten or on the website of the municipality of Oldambt.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cost of a home in Winschoten-Noord?
The average purchase price in Winschoten-Noord over the past year was €344,087, based on 23 sold homes. The range ran from €200,000 to €895,000, reflecting the diversity of the supply. With an average living area of 171 m², the average price per square metre comes to approximately €2,012.
What is the WOZ value in Winschoten-Noord?
The average WOZ value in Winschoten-Noord is €252,000. This is slightly above the average for the Winschoten district (€242,000) and almost equal to the municipal average of Oldambt (€254,000). Winschoten-Noord thus occupies a middle position within the municipality.
What is it like to live in Winschoten-Noord?
Winschoten-Noord is a quiet, family-oriented residential neighbourhood with predominantly post-war single-family homes. Residents appreciate the peace and community spirit, but are more critical of the amenities within walking distance and accessibility. The overall resident score stands at 5.9 out of 10, with safety as the strongest point (7.7) and amenities as a point of attention (3.7).
Is Winschoten-Noord suitable for families?
Yes, Winschoten-Noord is particularly attractive for families. The largest age group is 45 to 65 years, and households with children are the most common household type. The spacious homes (average 171 m²) and the relatively green living environment offer plenty of space for a family. Primary schools are accessible within the neighbourhood and the wider district.
How is the accessibility of Winschoten-Noord?
Residents give accessibility a 5.3 out of 10, which is the lowest score of all subcategories. Winschoten railway station offers connections to Groningen and towards Germany, but is not immediately around the corner for residents in the northern part of the neighbourhood. By car, the N7 towards Groningen is relatively quickly accessible. Cycle connections to the city centre are available.
What types of homes are for sale in Winschoten-Noord?
The supply in Winschoten-Noord mainly consists of post-war single-family homes: terraced houses and semi-detached houses from the 1960s and 1970s. The wide price range from €200,000 to €895,000 indicates that detached houses and larger properties are also found in the neighbourhood. Buying apartments in Winschoten-Noord is less common; that segment is better represented in Winschoten-Centrum.
Is Winschoten-Noord a safe neighbourhood?
Residents give safety a 7.7 out of 10, which is the highest sub-score for Winschoten-Noord. Yet there are nuances: one resident indicates that the proximity of social housing and a football cage in the street sometimes causes unrest. The experience therefore differs per street and location within the neighbourhood. Overall, most residents feel safe there.
I've been living in Winschoten-Noord for years and it's lovely here. There are many parks nearby for nice walks with the dog and the children. The amenities are also in good order: schools, supermarket and a good connection to both the centre and Blauwestad. A few more charging points could be installed, but we can't complain in this neighbourhood. I also always feel safe.
Auto-translated to English by AIIn my neighbourhood there are mainly social housing units. I clearly see the difference between people with low incomes and those with average incomes. It doesn't always feel safe to walk on the street, and a football cage a few metres from my house doesn't help either. I have to cycle past it and I'm not always spoken to kindly. Nine times out of ten there are rough youngsters into hardcore and such. The houses in this neighbourhood don't look their best either. People often have a huge mess in their garden and house. We haven't been home for a while, so me saying this is hypocritical. But that's been sorted for a long time now. People always leave their dog poop lying around. Also, everyone knows each other. We don't have a relationship with our neighbours, mainly because they're just chavs. That's why they're not always very nice to us. Furthermore, the walls here are paper-thin. So you can always hear people talking in the other house. Not word for word, of course. You can also hear people climbing the stairs. The types of people walking around here are always the same. We have at least three drug dealers living in the courtyard. Every now and then we see a deal happening. Then strange cars drive onto the parking lot and they get in, just like on TV. The bins aren't safe either. We try to remove them from the road as soon as they've been emptied. We've had it before that our bin disappeared or that people throw their rubbish in it while it's by the road. As I type this, I realise where I live hahahaha.
Auto-translated to English by AIPleasant and nice. Friendly people, little nature
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