Apartments, rooms and studios for rent in Vught

Rent in Vught averages €1,274 a month across all types of home, and an apartment in Vught, the most common rental, costs €1,194 on average, 5% less than the €1,257 average for an apartment in Tilburg. Based on over 900 listings tracked by RentHunter in Vught since February 2024, 80% ask between €679 and €2,250 a month, for an average of 74 m².

Vught is a green town of 26,183 inhabitants in Noord-Brabant, wedged between the southern edge of 's-Hertogenbosch, the heath of the Vughtse Heide and the Dommel valley. The renters who land here are mostly couples and families who work in Den Bosch or Eindhoven and want a garden and quiet streets: 40% of listings mention a garden, 17% target expats and only a small 7% target students.

The rules are easy on newcomers. 80% of listings state that you can register at the address, and the average deposit is 0.97 months of rent, below the legal cap of two months.

• Apartments: 621 listings at €1,194 Apartments are 62% of the Vught rental market, 621 listings averaging €1,194 a month for 64 m². Most sit in small blocks near the centre and the station, and with 36% of all listings mentioning a balcony, outdoor space is common even without a garden. Browse apartments for rent in Vught to see the current offer and the details per listing.
• Houses: 104 m² for €1,530 Houses are 32% of the market, 319 listings averaging €1,530 a month for 104 m², and they explain why 40% of all listings mention a garden. A family that needs three bedrooms and a garden will find the widest choice among the houses for rent in Vught, from terraced homes to detached houses on the leafy roads towards the heath.
• Rooms: rare, at €601 for 23 m² Rooms are only 5% of the market, 50 listings averaging €601 a month for 23 m², often in a family house rather than in a student building. Rooms in Vught suit an intern or a starter who works in Den Bosch, and if none fits, the larger supply in 's-Hertogenbosch is a short bike ride north.

Vught is a residential town where daily life runs along the Taalstraat, the main shopping street, and outdoor life starts at the edge of the heath. Since 2021 the municipality also includes the village of Helvoirt, next to the older village of Cromvoirt, so a rental with a Vught address can be in a village street as well as in the town itself.

Vught borders 's-Hertogenbosch, the capital of Noord-Brabant, so the shops, offices and hospital of Den Bosch are a short bike ride or one train stop away. Many renters weigh both: 's-Hertogenbosch has more apartments and nightlife, Vught more gardens and quieter streets. To the north-west, the fortified town of Heusden on the Maas offers another small-town option within cycling and driving distance.

Vught's outdoor life centres on the Vughtse Heide, a heath with walking and cycling routes, and the IJzeren Man, a lake with a swimming beach that fills up on summer weekends. Kasteel Maurick, a moated castle by the Dommel, and the Nationaal Monument Kamp Vught, the memorial at the former Second World War camp, are part of local life too, and school classes from across the region visit the memorial.

Vught station lies on the railway between 's-Hertogenbosch and Eindhoven, one stop from Den Bosch to the north and with Boxtel as the next station to the south, and the A2 motorway runs along the town's western side. Boxtel is also worth a look if Vught has nothing at your move date.

Eindhoven is about 27 minutes from Vught by public transit, over 28 km, which makes Vught a home base for people who work in the Brainport region's tech companies and on the TU/e campus but want a quieter town. It is the commute behind much of the expat demand, 17% of listings.

Utrecht is about 62 minutes from Vught by public transit and Rotterdam about 72, both via 's-Hertogenbosch, while Den Haag takes about 98 minutes and Amsterdam about 112. Utrecht and Rotterdam work for a hybrid job with two or three office days, the Randstad cities further away for an occasional meeting.