Houses for Rent in Barneveld

A house for rent in Barneveld is usually a family house with outdoor space. Based on over 300 house listings tracked by RentHunter in Barneveld since February 2024, 69% mention a garden and 54% mention parking, and the average rent is €1,658 a month for about 119 m². Eight in ten of these listings ask between €950 and €2,250.

Barneveld is a municipality of 56,376 inhabitants in Gelderland, between the Veluwe forests and the farmland of the Gelderse Vallei. The town of Barneveld is only part of the market: Voorthuizen, Kootwijkerbroek, Garderen and Stroe belong to the same municipality, so a search for Barneveld houses for rent covers all of them, from a terraced house near the station to a detached home at the forest edge.

For a move, the current price level matters more than the long average. RentHunter puts the median asking rent of houses first seen in the 90 days to November 2026 at €1,375, well under the €1,658 average, so recent listings ask less than the full history suggests. Set an alert to receive new listings the day they appear, then plan your first viewings within a week.

Barneveld commuters ride the Valleilijn, the regional train between Amersfoort and Ede-Wageningen, which stops at three stations in town: Barneveld Noord, Barneveld Centrum and Barneveld Zuid. Most trips to the Randstad change at Amersfoort Centraal. By car, the A1 runs along the north of the municipality and the A30 links Barneveld to the A12.

When you compare houses, check the distance to the nearest of the three stations. A five minute bike ride to the platform saves more time each day than any timetable change.

Utrecht is about 41 minutes from Barneveld by public transport (38 km), with a change at Amersfoort. The route suits renters who work at Utrecht Science Park or near Utrecht Centraal and would rather pay for a house with a garden than for a city apartment.

Amsterdam is about 65 minutes from Barneveld by public transport (71 km), again via Amersfoort, where intercity trains continue to Amsterdam and Schiphol. A daily return is long but workable for hybrid workers who go to the office two or three days a week.

Den Haag is about 80 minutes and Rotterdam about 87 minutes from Barneveld by public transport. Those trips work for occasional office days rather than a five day commute, so renters heading west often also compare houses in Nijkerk, on the railway between Amersfoort and Zwolle.

Rental houses in Barneveld average €1,658 a month, 21% more than in Apeldoorn, where the average house rent is about €1,369. The gap is about €289 a month, or €3,468 a year. Renters who work in Apeldoorn or further east save that amount by living there, while renters who work in Utrecht or Amersfoort often accept Barneveld's premium for the shorter trip west.

Size sets most of the price in these listings. Two-bedroom houses average €1,228, three-bedroom houses €1,583, four-bedroom houses €1,872 and five-bedroom houses €2,881. Dutch listings count the living room as a room, so a house advertised with four kamers usually has three bedrooms, and three-bedroom houses are the largest group.

For a lower rent with the same Veluwe setting, compare houses in Ermelo, on the railway between Amersfoort and Zwolle. If a garden is not essential, the apartments in Barneveld cost less and sit closer to the stations.

• Barneveld town, near three stations Barneveld town holds most of the rental houses and the shortest ride to the Valleilijn, with Barneveld Centrum station next to the centre. The Oude Kerk tower, tied to the 1482 story of Jan van Schaffelaar, and the poultry museum recall the town's past; families who want schools and shops within cycling distance usually start here.
• Voorthuizen, the village by the A1 Voorthuizen, north of Barneveld town along the A1, is the second largest village of the municipality. It has no railway station, so renters there drive or take the bus; it suits families who commute by car toward Amersfoort or Apeldoorn.
• Kootwijkerbroek, farmland and larger plots Kootwijkerbroek lies northeast of Barneveld town among farms and poultry businesses, and its houses often come with larger plots. It suits renters who want a big garden and quiet streets and who use the car as main transport.
• Garderen and Stroe, at the Veluwe forest edge Garderen and Stroe sit on the Veluwe, with forest walks and the Kootwijkerzand drift sands close by. Rental houses there are rarer and often detached; Garderen is known for its summer sand sculpture festival.

• What does a rental house in Barneveld cost? A rental house in Barneveld averages €1,658 a month, based on over 300 house listings tracked by RentHunter since February 2024, for about 119 m² on average. New listings ask less: houses first seen in the 90 days to November 2026 have a median asking rent of €1,375. The average deposit is 1.36 months of rent, below the legal cap of two months of base rent.
• Can I find a furnished house in Barneveld? Yes, 49% of house listings in Barneveld are listed as furnished, a high share for a family market, which helps with relocations and fixed term work contracts. Browse the furnished houses in Barneveld and ask what is included: Dutch listings also use gestoffeerd for a house with floors and curtains but no furniture.
• Are pets allowed in Barneveld rental houses? 27% of Barneveld house listings say pets are allowed; the others say no or do not say. Ask the landlord before the viewing and have the permission written into the lease, especially for a dog, and focus on houses with a garden.
• How easy is parking with a house in Barneveld? 54% of Barneveld house listings mention parking. In Voorthuizen, Kootwijkerbroek, Garderen and Stroe the car is often the main way to get around, so check for a driveway or a private space before you book a viewing there.
• Can I register at a rental house address in Barneveld? 65% of Barneveld house listings state that registration is possible. You must register with the gemeente Barneveld within 5 days of moving, by appointment for a first registration from abroad, so get registration confirmed in writing before you pay the deposit. For the full local overview, see renting in Barneveld.