Apartments, rooms and studios for rent in Sliedrecht

Sliedrecht is a river town of 25,012 people on the Beneden-Merwede in Zuid-Holland, stretched along its dike and shaped by a long dredging history. Based on over 100 listings tracked by RentHunter since February 2024, the average rent in Sliedrecht is €1,595 a month, with 80% of listings between €585 and €2,479 and an average surface of 79 m².

Apartments make up 75% of the rental market in Sliedrecht, and an apartment here costs 10% less than in Rotterdam. Picture a Saturday: you walk from your apartment to the Kerkbuurt along the dike, watch the barges pass on the Merwede, then take the train from Sliedrecht station to Dordrecht for the shops and restaurants of its old harbour.

• Apartments: 75% of listings at €1,650 The apartment is the main rental type in Sliedrecht: 120 apartment listings, averaging €1,650 a month for 75 m². Browse apartments for rent in Sliedrecht to see what is available now; 38% of listings mention a balcony.
• Houses and other homes: the remaining 25% Houses and other home types make up the remaining quarter of Sliedrecht rentals, and 14% of all listings mention a garden. The average surface across all types is 79 m², a little above the apartment average of 75 m².
• 43% furnished, 20% aimed at expats In Sliedrecht, 43% of listings come furnished and 20% target expats, so a furnished apartment for a first year in the Netherlands is a realistic search. 71% of listings state that registration at the address is possible.

Sliedrecht is a working river town where dredging companies grew up, a story the Nationaal Baggermuseum still tells. Behind the town lie the polders of the Alblasserwaard, in front of it the river.

Sliedrecht's oldest streets follow the river, with the Kerkbuurt running along the dike past shops and homes. An apartment near the river puts the water at the end of your street and the Biesbosch on the opposite bank.

From Sliedrecht, the windmills of Kinderdijk in Molenlanden are a bike ride away through the polder, and the Biesbosch national park lies across the river. Molenlanden's villages are also the place to compare rents if you would rather live in the polder than on the river.

Sliedrecht sits on the MerwedeLingelijn between Dordrecht and Geldermalsen, so most commutes start with a short train ride to Dordrecht and a change there. Drivers use the A15 motorway along the north of the town.

Rotterdam is about 33 minutes from Sliedrecht by public transport, with a change in Dordrecht. Paying €1,650 for an apartment in Sliedrecht instead of €1,838 in Rotterdam saves about €188 a month.

Den Haag takes about 53 minutes and Utrecht about 62 minutes by public transport from Sliedrecht. Both work as a commute for hybrid jobs with two or three office days a week.

Amsterdam is about 95 minutes and Eindhoven about 101 minutes from Sliedrecht by public transport. From an apartment in Sliedrecht, those cities suit occasional trips rather than a daily commute.