Houses for Rent in Landgraaf, Netherlands

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124m2 house to rent for 1495€/month in Ridderstraat, Landgraaf

House, Landgraaf

4 beds
124 m²
Unfurnished
Ridderstraat, Landgraaf
€1,495 /month
124m2 house to rent for 1495€/month in Ridderstraat 3, Landgraaf

House, Landgraaf

4 beds
124 m²
Unfurnished
Ridderstraat 3, Landgraaf
€1,495 /month
395m2 house to rent for 3000€/month in Hereweg 50, Landgraaf

House, Landgraaf

4 beds
395 m²
Unfurnished
Hereweg 50, Landgraaf
€3,000 /month
152m2 house to rent for 1250€/month in Schoolstraat 1, Landgraaf

House, Landgraaf

4 beds
152 m²
Unfurnished
Schoolstraat 1, Landgraaf
€1,250 /month
45m2 house to rent for 633.4€/month in Oude Heide 28, Landgraaf

House, Landgraaf

1 bed
45 m²
Unfurnished
Oude Heide 28, Landgraaf
€633 /month
0m2 house to rent for 1695€/month in Oranje Nassaustraat 4, Landgraaf

House, Landgraaf

3 beds
Unfurnished
Oranje Nassaustraat 4, Landgraaf
€1,695 /month
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100m2 house to rent for 1350€/month in Nieuwenhagerheidestraat 64, Landgraaf

House, Landgraaf

4 beds
100 m²
Furnished
Nieuwenhagerheidestraat 64, Landgraaf
€1,350 /month

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110m2 house to rent for 764.14€/month in Palestinastraat 103, Heerlen

House, Heerlen

4 beds
110 m²
Unfurnished
Palestinastraat 103, Heerlen
€764 /month
123m2 house to rent for 738.82€/month in Roemer Visscherstraat 10, Heerlen

House, Heerlen

3 beds
123 m²
Unfurnished
Roemer Visscherstraat 10, Heerlen
€739 /month
107m2 house to rent for 764.14€/month in Jeruzalemstraat 42, Heerlen

House, Heerlen

4 beds
107 m²
Unfurnished
Jeruzalemstraat 42, Heerlen
€764 /month
94m2 house to rent for 764.14€/month in Caumerboord 5, Heerlen

House, Heerlen

3 beds
94 m²
Unfurnished
Caumerboord 5, Heerlen
€764 /month
m2 house to rent for 1200€/month in Hendrik van Veldekestraat 93, Heerlen

House, Heerlen

3 beds
Unfurnished
Hendrik van Veldekestraat 93, Heerlen
€1,200 /month
123m2 house to rent for 1295€/month in Italiëlaan, Heerlen

House, Heerlen

5 beds
123 m²
Unfurnished
Italiëlaan, Heerlen
€1,295 /month

Landgraaf houses at €1,121/month average

Landgraaf offers exceptional value for house rentals in South Limburg, with spacious family homes at prices 39% cheaper than nearby Maastricht. Based on over 100 listings tracked on RentHunter, the average house rent sits at €1,121 per month, with most properties featuring gardens (64% of listings) and parking spaces that reflect the city's car-friendly character.

This former mining town has transformed into a green residential haven where three-bedroom family houses average just €1,185 monthly. The abundance of outdoor space sets Landgraaf apart from denser Dutch cities, perfect for families seeking a house with garden without the Amsterdam or Utrecht price tags. Train connections to Eindhoven (62 minutes) make commuting feasible while keeping housing costs manageable.

Family homes dominate Landgraaf rentals

Landgraaf's housing stock reflects its residential character, with most rentals being family-oriented terraced houses and semi-detached properties. Understanding the different options helps you find the right fit for your household and budget.

Furnished houses (16% of market)

Only 16% of house listings come furnished in Landgraaf, as most are intended for long-term family residence. Furnished houses in Maastricht offer more options if you need temporary accommodation. Unfurnished rentals typically include white goods (refrigerator, washing machine) but you'll need to arrange furniture yourself.

Gardens available in 64% of listings

A standout feature of Landgraaf rentals is the abundance of outdoor space, 64% of houses come with gardens, far higher than most Dutch cities. These range from compact courtyards perfect for BBQs to larger family gardens with space for children's play equipment. Only 8% offer balconies, as most houses have proper gardens instead.

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Consider parking needs carefully, 50% of houses include parking, but street parking can be limited in residential areas near the town center.

Four distinct residential districts

  • Nieuwenhagen near shopping center Heerlen-NoordThe largest residential area with a mix of social housing and private rentals. Family-friendly with several playgrounds and close to shopping center Heerlen-Noord.
  • Landgraaf Center around train stationHistoric town center with older terraced houses and convenient access to shops and services. Train station nearby for regional connections.
  • Schaesberg spacious family territoryQuieter residential district with more spacious properties and gardens. Popular with families seeking peaceful surroundings while staying connected to amenities.
  • Ubach over Worms border village appealBorder village with cross-border appeal for German workers. Mix of traditional Dutch architecture and newer developments, often with larger lots.

Low deposits at 0.6 months average

House hunting in Landgraaf rewards patience and preparation. The average €1,121 monthly rent includes a typical deposit of just 0.6 months, significantly lower than many Dutch cities. Three-bedroom family houses dominate the market at €1,185 average, while one-bedroom starter homes are rare but affordable at €535 when available.

Most landlords require standard documentation: recent payslips, employment contract, and bank statements. Registration (GBA/BRP) is possible with 78% of landlords, making Landgraaf expat-friendly. The house-hunting process moves slower than Amsterdam or Utrecht, giving you time to properly view properties and negotiate terms. Consider hiring a local real estate agent if you're relocating from abroad, their neighborhood knowledge proves invaluable for finding the right fit.

Common rental questions answered

  1. How much cheaper is Landgraaf than Maastricht for house rentals?

    Houses in Landgraaf average €1,121 monthly compared to €1,845 in Maastricht, making Landgraaf 39% cheaper. This significant difference allows families to afford larger properties with gardens while maintaining reasonable commuting distance to Maastricht's employment centers.

  2. Can I register at the municipality when renting a house in Landgraaf?

    Yes, 78% of house landlords in Landgraaf allow municipal registration (GBA/BRP), which is essential for accessing Dutch services like healthcare and banking. This high percentage makes Landgraaf particularly expat-friendly compared to cities where registration permission is harder to obtain.

  3. What's the average deposit required for houses in Landgraaf?

    The average deposit is just 0.6 months' rent in Landgraaf, significantly lower than Amsterdam or Utrecht where 1-2 months is typical. For a €1,121 average rental, expect to pay around €675 as deposit, making the upfront costs more manageable for families.

  4. Are houses with parking spaces common in Landgraaf?

    Half of all house rentals (50%) in Landgraaf include parking spaces, reflecting the car-dependent nature of this suburban area. Street parking is available in most neighborhoods but can be limited near the town center, making dedicated parking a valuable amenity for many renters. Compare this with houses in Eindhoven if you need guaranteed parking options.

  5. How do I find houses for rent in Landgraaf?

    Start with RentHunter to compare all available houses across major rental platforms in one place. Set up alerts for new listings, as good family houses can go quickly despite the smaller market. Also consider browsing rooms in Landgraaf if you're open to house shares, or apartments in Landgraaf for smaller households.

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