Houses for Rent in Breda

A Breda house for rent costs €2,135 a month on average for 127 m², based on over 1,300 house listings tracked by RentHunter in Breda since February 2024. Most rents fall between €1,116 and €3,000, and the average sits 32% above Tilburg, where houses average €1,619.

The premium buys space and a fast line west. From Breda Centraal the train reaches Rotterdam in about 27 minutes and Eindhoven in about 48, close enough for a daily commute from a Noord-Brabant house with a garden.

Two Dutch terms decide what you get. A gestoffeerd house has floors, curtains and lighting in place but no furniture, while a kaal house is an empty shell, often without flooring.

Breda house listings split more by finish than by style: 36% are listed as furnished, and the others are gestoffeerd, kaal or do not say. Price climbs with the bedroom count, from €1,360 a month for one bedroom to €2,935 for five.

Furnished houses in Breda suit people arriving with a suitcase: 10% of house listings target expats. Browse furnished houses in Breda if you need to move in fast.

With 1% of house listings aimed at students, a room in Breda fits a student budget better.

Three-bedroom houses are the largest group in Breda, with 503 listings at an average of €1,909 a month, while two-bedroom houses average slightly more, at €1,936. The jump comes at four bedrooms, at €2,489 on average.

For a family house with a home office, the third bedroom is the cheapest step in Breda housing.

• Ginneken, village feel by the Mastbos Ginneken is a former village in the south of Breda with its own square and cafés, and the Mastbos forest starts at its edge.
• Princenhage, old village core in the west Princenhage keeps the core of a separate village on the west side of Breda, with newer family streets around it. Renters who look further west for more space can also compare houses in Etten-Leur.
• Haagse Beemden, family district in the north Haagse Beemden is a large residential district in the north of Breda with terraced family houses, schools and green strips between the streets.
• Teteringen, village edge in the northeast Teteringen is a former village on the northeast side of Breda, where newer streets of family houses meet open land. Oosterhout lies just to the north, and houses in Oosterhout fit the same search.

House rent in Breda averages €2,135 a month, and 80% of listings ask between €1,116 and €3,000. On RentHunter, about 7 new houses appeared per week in the 28 days to November 2026, and houses first seen in the 90 days to November 2026 have a median asking rent of €2,100.

Have payslips and ID ready and react on the first day. The average deposit is 1.1 months of rent, under the legal cap of two months of base rent, and a makelaar working for the landlord may not charge you a fee.

78% of house listings state that you can register at the address, which you must do at the gemeente Breda within 5 days of moving in.