Apartments, rooms and studios for rent in 's Hertogenbosch

Picture cycling from an apartment in Paleiskwartier, past the station, to the Saturday market on the Markt: ten minutes that sum up how people rent in 's-Hertogenbosch. Den Bosch, as locals know it, is the capital of Noord-Brabant, a city of 152,410 people with its own jobs at the province, the Jeroen Bosch Ziekenhuis and in education, so many renters never commute.

Based on over 9,000 listings tracked by RentHunter since February 2024, the rental market of 's-Hertogenbosch leans on apartments, 68% of listings. Students at Avans, HAS green academy and JADS look for a room, starters want a studio near the station, and families head for a house in Rosmalen or Maaspoort.

The average rent in 's-Hertogenbosch is €1,204 a month for 66 m², with 80% of listings between €564 and €1,900. An 's-Hertogenbosch apartment averages €1,304, 4% more than the €1,257 for an apartment in Tilburg, and the deposit averages 0.88 months of rent.

Asking rents are stable: homes first seen on RentHunter in the 90 days to November 2026 had a median asking rent of €994, level with three and twelve months earlier, and about 52 new homes a week came up in the 28 days to November 2026.

77% of listings state that registration is possible, so ask whether the property allows it, since you register at the gemeente within 5 days of moving in. 30% mention parking, 29% a balcony, 20% a garden, 26% are furnished and 1% say pets are allowed.

The rental stock of 's-Hertogenbosch is mostly apartments, 6,182 listings or 68%, against 14% houses, 11% rooms and 6% studios. 11% of listings target expats and 8% students.

An 's-Hertogenbosch apartment averages €1,304 a month for 69 m², from flats above shops in the Binnenstad to new-builds with a balcony near the station. Browse apartments in 's-Hertogenbosch for the latest listings available.

A house in 's-Hertogenbosch averages €1,368 a month for 106 m², only €64 more than an apartment for 37 m² more space. Look in Rosmalen, Maaspoort and Empel for terraced homes with a garden; see houses in 's-Hertogenbosch.

A room in 's-Hertogenbosch averages €543 a month for 19 m², with a shared kitchen and bathroom. Good to know: many shared houses pick a new housemate at a hospiteeravond, a group viewing where the current tenants decide; find a room in 's-Hertogenbosch.

A studio in 's-Hertogenbosch, a self-contained home with its own kitchen and bathroom, averages €893 a month for 32 m², the usual step up from a room; compare studios in 's-Hertogenbosch.

The Binnenstad of 's-Hertogenbosch is the medieval center around the Markt and the Sint-Janskathedraal, crossed by the Binnendieze waterway. Expect apartments above shops and in old buildings: the Saturday market is on your doorstep, a parking space usually is not.

Paleiskwartier, west of 's-Hertogenbosch station, has apartment towers, offices and the courthouse, and Het Zand next to it mixes older streets with new homes. For a commuter, the platform is a few minutes from the front door.

Rosmalen, east of the center, joined 's-Hertogenbosch in 1996 but sits apart, with its own station, shops and the new-build district De Groote Wielen, where families look for a house with a garden without leaving the city.

's-Hertogenbosch station is an intercity hub where the lines to Utrecht, Eindhoven, Nijmegen and Tilburg meet, and Vught, just south, has its own station on the line to Eindhoven and Tilburg.

Utrecht is 29 minutes from 's-Hertogenbosch by public transit, 48 km north, with direct intercity trains.

Eindhoven is also 29 minutes from 's-Hertogenbosch, 33 km south, which puts the employers of the Brainport region within daily reach.

Rotterdam (59 minutes) and Amsterdam (65 minutes) from 's-Hertogenbosch suit two or three office days a week; Den Haag takes 75 minutes.