Houses for Rent in Venray, Netherlands

Venray's neighborhoods each have their own character, from the historic streets around the Mariakerk to the family-friendly developments near the Oostrum industrial area. Most rental houses are concentrated in these residential zones, offering everything from traditional Dutch houses with gardens to modern family homes. For comparison with other cities, check out houses in Eindhoven or explore apartments in Venray if you're considering different accommodation types.

Centrum-West: 1960s-80s houses near Maasstraat

The heart of family life in Venray, with tree-lined streets like Maasstraat and quiet residential areas just minutes from the town center. Houses here are mostly traditional Dutch architecture from the 1960s-80s, many with front and back gardens that families love. It's walking distance to primary schools, the weekly Saturday market, and the train station, perfect for commuters who want suburban peace with urban convenience.

Oostrum: 1990s homes near Loobeek stream

A quieter residential area east of the center, popular with young families for its newer housing stock and proximity to green spaces like the Loobeek stream area. Many houses from the 1990s onwards feature modern layouts, garages, and larger plots, ideal if you want more space and don't mind being a 10-minute bike ride from the town center. The area connects well to the A73 motorway for those commuting to Venlo or Nijmegen.

Wanssum area: rural houses at lower prices

Technically a separate village but part of Venray municipality, Wanssum offers rural living with larger houses and generous gardens at lower prices than central Venray. The area appeals to families seeking countryside tranquility while staying within commuting distance of both Venray center and major highways. Properties here often include traditional farmhouse conversions and modern detached homes with substantial outdoor space.

Venray Station sits on the Venlo-Nijmegen railway line, providing solid connections to major employment centers across the region. While not as frequent as intercity routes, the regional trains run consistently throughout the day, making Venray a viable base for commuters who prefer small-town living. Many residents combine train travel with cycling at both ends, as Dutch cities are bike-friendly and Venray has secure bike parking at the station.

Eindhoven (43 minutes)

About 43 minutes by public transport to the Netherlands' tech capital, where ASML, Philips, and numerous startups create abundant job opportunities. The connection typically requires one change via Venlo or Helmond, but many tech workers find the commute worthwhile for Venray's lower housing costs and family-friendly environment. Compare housing options with houses in Eindhoven to see the price difference.

Nijmegen: direct to Radboud medical complex

A direct train connection eastward to Nijmegen, popular with university staff and healthcare workers at the large Radboud medical complex. The journey offers scenic views through Limburg countryside, and many commuters appreciate having a direct line without transfers. Nijmegen's student city atmosphere contrasts nicely with Venray's quieter family life, making this a popular commute for those seeking both career opportunities and suburban tranquility.