Breda - Area: East
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Breda - Area: East
Renting or letting in Breda East? On this page you can read everything about the East district in Breda. This district is divided into several sub-areas that we have described for you below. For each sub-area it is indicated which type of local residents you can expect.
For a detailed description of these types of local residents, we refer you to this page.
District description: East - Brabant park
Brabantpark (Breda East) was built in the 1940s and 1950s. It is a varied residential area with many educational facilities. This district consists of two parts with a completely different atmosphere. To the west of the Beverweg is a spacious residential area with lots of greenery and to the east of it you will find a residential area with many low-rise buildings and some flats. It is a mostly underrated part of the city. Brabantpark has two smaller shopping centers and a larger center. The Brabantplein was renovated somewhat in 2005, but lacks a special appearance. There is a 'park' in the middle of Brabant Park. There are two churches and next to it is a large sports field and two small playgrounds. Ample hiking trails run along the field and the pond. Between the houses there are many lawns and children's playgrounds. With more than 9,300 inhabitants, Brabantpark is the largest neighborhood in Breda.
The three most common types of neighborhood residents are described below. Because this characterization is based on averages or stereotypes, it is quite possible that you do not recognize yourself in any description.
- The active trend follower 49%The social senior 19%The everyday worker 9%
District description: East - Sports Park
Part of the Sportpark district (Breda East) borders the Wilhelminapark with the atmospheric Wilhelmina pond. This district does not have a lot of shopping facilities, but is very conveniently located with regard to shopping neighborhoods or the center of the city of Breda. Sportpark' is occupied by the grounds of the 'Trip van Zoudtlandtkazerne'. This district mostly consists of low-rise buildings, but there are still a reasonable number of low-rise flats. On the site of the former paint factory 'Wagemakers / Teolin', beautiful new-build homes have been realized with a '30s look'. The Sportpark district has approximately 3,200 inhabitants.
The three most common types of neighborhood residents are described below. Because this characterization is based on averages or stereotypes, it is quite possible that you do not recognize yourself in any description.
- The active trend follower 37%The social senior 21%The average family 13%
District description: East - Zandberg
The Zandberg district (Breda East) was created in the 1930s and has grown into an attractive, Burgundian residential area. This neighborhood is very conveniently located. On one side it borders the atmospheric Wilhelmina Park with the Wilhelmina pond. On the other side it borders on the shopping-rich and pleasant Ginnekenweg. The district is also a short distance from atmospheric Ginneken and the city center of Breda. This district can be divided into three parts: a villa area, middle-class homes and an urban renewal area. New houses have been built on the former monastery site. Zandberg has more than 5,200 inhabitants.
The three most common types of neighborhood residents are described below. Because this characterization is based on averages or stereotypes, it is quite possible that you do not recognize yourself in any description.
- The active trend follower 31%The conscious Burgundian 29%The cultural outdoorsman 15%
Description district: East - Heusdenhout
Heusdenhout (Breda East) is a spacious residential area in the eastern part of Breda. About half of the housing stock consists of social rental housing and 33% consists of owner-occupied housing. A relatively small part of Heusdenhout has detached houses. In addition, there is a relatively large number of low-rise buildings and a number of flats. Heusdenhout is a green neighborhood with a relatively large playing surface for children. Community house 'De Kapelhof' on Heusdenhoutseweg houses many associations. There is also a nursery. There is a shopping center in Heusdenhout. This neighborhood has approximately 5,400 inhabitants.
The three most common types of neighborhood residents are described below. Because this characterization is based on averages or stereotypes, it is quite possible that you do not recognize yourself in any description.
- The social senior 41%The average family 32%The conscientious Burgundian 9%
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