Properties and places for rent in Prinsenbeek

2 properties found

    6 bedrooms house of 182.0 m² - Cozy living space

    6 rooms house of 182m²

    Overveldsestraat 28, 4841 KX Prinsenbeek, Netherlands

    1.950 € / month

    2 bedrooms apartment of 75.0 m² - Cozy living space

    2 rooms apartment of 75m²

    Peppelhof 20, 4841 RC Prinsenbeek, Netherlands

    1.450 € / month

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Frequently asked questions

How quickly can I rent a home in Prinsenbeek?

The speed at which you can rent a home in Prinsenbeek depends on your preferences, budget, and availability. If you are flexible and able to respond quickly to new listings, you can often find a home within a few days to a few weeks via .

How many rental properties are available in Prinsenbeek?

We currently have 2 rental properties available in Prinsenbeek – however, this changes daily. That’s why it’s a good idea to check our website regularly to stay up to date with the latest listings. Create a search alert on to receive automatic notifications as soon as new properties that match your preferences become available.

What is the average rent in Prinsenbeek?

The average rent for a property in Prinsenbeek is 1700 € per month. Depending on the area, you can expect to pay between 1450 € and 1950 € per month. Rental prices vary depending on factors such as the neighbourhood, size and condition of the property, available amenities, whether the property is furnished, and proximity to services like public transport or shops.

What should I pay attention to when renting a home in Prinsenbeek?

When renting a home in Prinsenbeek, pay attention to the following: check whether the rent includes or excludes utilities (such as gas, water, electricity); read the rental agreement carefully; view the property in person; and ensure the landlord is reliable.

How can I rent a social housing property in Prinsenbeek?

To rent a social housing property in Prinsenbeek, you usually need to be registered with a housing association or a regional housing allocation system. Be prepared for waiting times. On , you’ll mostly find private sector rentals, but we also regularly offer affordable housing options.