House to rent - Zoersel

Zoersel covers 38.7 km² and has 21,944 residents. The average age is 44, and 51.1% of the population is female. Some 81% of residents own their homes, and average annual net income per person is €22,300. Nationalities in the commune are 96.4% Belgian, 1.9% Dutch, 0.2% Polish, 0.1% Romanian, 0.1% Afghan, 0.1% French, 0.1% British and 1% other. There are currently 0 houses for rent. The stated highest and lowest house rents are both €0 per month, and the average house rent is also €0 per month.

Houses account for 85.3% of dwellings in Zoersel, with apartment buildings making up 14.7%. The average dwelling has 5.9 rooms, and buildings have an average construction year of 1975. The building stock comprises 67.1% detached houses, farms and castles; 12.1% semi-detached houses; 2.4% terraced houses; 1.3% commercial houses; 14.1% apartment buildings and flat blocks; and 3% other types. The N12, N14 and N179 are the listed roads in the commune. Central Zoersel is 3 minutes from access to the A21/E34 towards Antwerp, Turnhout and Eindhoven. Access to the A13/E313 towards Antwerp, Hasselt and Liège takes 10 minutes.

Public transport includes 13 bus lines. Among them are De Lijn 406, between Zandhoven and Malle via Halle; 410, between Brussels, Tervuren and Leuven; and express services 417 and 429, which run via Zoersel towards Turnhout and Herentals from Antwerp. The available station names are Noorderkempen, Bouwel, Wolfstee, Nijlen and Herentals. There are 11 nurseries, 7 nursery schools and 6 primary schools locally, including Kinderopvang Dodo, Vrije Basisschool - Sint-Elisabethschool and Go! Basisschool Klim-Op. Zoersel has no secondary school. Supermarkets include 2 Carrefour branches, 1 OKay, 1 Colruyt and 1 Delhaize.

One EV charging station is located in the commune. There are no shared bicycles or shared cars in Zoersel. Antwerp International Airport (Deurne) can be reached in 19 minutes by car or 45 minutes by public transport. The current property figures show 0 houses for rent, so no monthly house-rental range is available beyond the stated €0 figures. Across the wider housing stock, the average is 1.4 cars per household, compared with 1.3 nationally. The population is 96.4% Belgian and 1.9% Dutch, with the remaining listed nationalities and other residents making up the balance. Zoersel’s 38.7 km² includes a housing stock dominated by houses, while apartment buildings account for 14.7% of dwellings.