House Valuation in Tuindorp
Property valuation Tuindorp guide with CBS 2025 context, local asking-price signals, green family housing, schools, access, planning, liveability and mortgage checks.

Important: This is a local market guide, not an individual property valuation or mortgage offer. A lender normally requires a report prepared for the stated purpose and validation requirements by an appropriately qualified independent valuer. Exact value depends on the address, condition, legal title, measured area, VvE or plot position, energy performance, property type, valuation date and comparable completed sales. Request an official mortgage valuation in Tuindorp after confirming the lender requirements.
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Tuindorp in brief
Tuindorp is buurt number 214 in Eindhoven Open Data and the CBS neighbourhood code is BU07722140. It sits in the Oud-Stratum wijk, within the Stratum stadsdeel, and the local parking boundary is described by Geldropseweg, Piuslaan, Heezerweg and Gasthuisstraat/St Jorislaan. The name is used in everyday property marketing, but a portal’s “Tuindorp” filter may not exactly match the CBS polygon. That is why the address and map boundary should be checked before comparing homes.
The neighbourhood is compact and urban. CBS records a density of 6,373 residents per km², an average distance of 0.6 km to a large supermarket, 0.7 km to a primary school, 0.6 km to childcare and 0.9 km to a GP. These are area averages, not guaranteed walking times from every entrance. Heezerweg and Geldropseweg bring shops, buses and traffic; Burghplein and the garden-village streets bring a different pace; apartment blocks on St Adrianusstraat, St Hubertusstraat and St Servaasweg have VvE and shared-building questions that do not apply to a freehold row house.
Best suited to: buyers who want established Eindhoven housing with practical shops and schools nearby; apartment buyers who understand VvE documents; families looking for a city neighbourhood with access to green space; commuters who value Stratum connections; and owners who need an independent report for a mortgage, refinancing, sale or life event.
Less suitable if: you need a rural village setting, guaranteed private parking, a large detached plot, a very quiet traffic environment, or a neighbourhood with only owner-occupied family houses. The 49% owner share and 50% renter share mean that tenure, building management and buyer expectations vary by street and property type.
| Local profile | Tuindorp |
|---|---|
| Municipality / province | Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant |
| CBS neighbourhood code | BU07722140 |
| Population | 2,875 residents, 2025 |
| Households / housing stock | 1,580 households / 1,455 homes, 2025 |
| Density | 6,373 residents per km², 2025 |
| Typical housing stock | 60% multi-family and 40% single-family; 29% terraced, 9% corner, 1% semi-detached, 0% detached |
| Tenure | 49% owner-occupied; 50% rented, including 30% housing-corporation and 20% other rented |
| Average WOZ | €414,000, 2025 |
| Character | Compact Stratum streets, Burghplein and garden-village references, apartment blocks, shops and school access |
| Data boundary | CBS BU07722140; portal and everyday “Tuindorp” boundaries may differ |
Your next step in Tuindorp
Local property market
CBS 2025 context: Tuindorp, Eindhoven and the Netherlands
The CBS 86165NED table gives a consistent comparison between Tuindorp, the municipality and the Netherlands. It does not price an individual home. Tuindorp is denser and more apartment-heavy than both comparison rows, with a lower owner share and a slightly higher average WOZ than Eindhoven but a slightly higher average WOZ than the Netherlands only when the different housing mix is understood.
| 2025 CBS measure | Tuindorp | Eindhoven municipality | Netherlands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residents | 2,875 | 249,035 | 18,044,027 |
| Households | 1,580 | 130,304 | 8,430,352 |
| Homes | 1,455 | 121,191 | 8,274,478 |
| Average WOZ value | €414,000 | €391,000 | €398,000 |
| Single-family homes | 40% | 58% | 63% |
| Multi-family homes | 60% | 42% | 37% |
| Owner-occupied homes | 49% | 44% | 57% |
| Population density per km² | 6,373 | 2,829 | 536 |
| Cars per household | 0.6 | 0.8 | 1.1 |
| Average distance to supermarket | 0.6 km | 0.7 km | 1.0 km |
| Average distance to primary school | 0.7 km | 0.7 km | 0.8 km |
| Average distance to childcare | 0.6 km | 0.6 km | 0.7 km |
| Average distance to GP | 0.9 km | 0.8 km | 1.1 km |

Dated market signals
The available portals describe different samples. They should be read as dated context, not combined into one “true” average.
| Snapshot | Signal | Definition and limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Funda information page, checked 24 August 2026 | €446,548 average asking price; €4,688/m²; 23-day average selling time; 70 homes sold in the preceding 12 months | Portal sample and methodology; not a report of every CBS home and not a lender valuation |
| Funda purchase search, checked 24 August 2026 | Six active examples in the indexed result | Asking sample; availability, status and prices can change quickly |
| Huiswaardemeter, checked August 2026 | €533,583 modelled average house-price signal; +3.6% year-on-year; €498,558 average asking price; €4,451/m² asking signal | Model and asking data are not the same as completed transfers |
| Buurtje neighbourhood page, checked 24 August 2026 | €518,962 average asking-price signal for the previous year | Portal boundary and time window differ from Funda and CBS |
| Buurtje listing page, checked 24 August 2026 | 28 homes from 21 sources | Aggregated listing sample; not a count of sales or unique properties in the CBS boundary |
The spread between figures is useful: it shows why a Tuindorp valuation needs a known date, known geography and known property type. A high apartment asking price cannot be transferred to a terraced house, and a WOZ value cannot replace a lender report. Completed sale evidence, when available, receives more weight than an active listing or modelled portal estimate.
Prices and property types
Tuindorp’s 60% multi-family share makes apartment evidence essential. Apartment buyers should compare VvE service charges, reserve funds, maintenance plans, lift or entrance quality, leasehold or ownership terms, outdoor space and energy performance. House buyers should compare living area, plot, garden, extension quality, parking, party-wall condition and road exposure. The same street can contain a compact post-war apartment, a renovated row home and a newer courtyard unit with very different buyer pools.
| Local type | What the current evidence illustrates | Questions for a valuation |
|---|---|---|
| Apartment | St Hubertusstraat 7 C: 98 m², 1954, €379,500 asking; St Servaasweg 6 G: 93 m², 1950, €390,000 asking; St Adrianusstraat 3 C: 85 m², €450,000 asking | What are the VvE fee, reserve, MJOP, floor, lift, balcony, storage, label and exact outlook? |
| Terraced house | Schalmstraat 23 C: 77 m², 1900, €425,000 asking; Heezerweg 65: 126 m², 149 m² plot, C, €549,000 asking | Is the area measured consistently; what are garden, extension, roof, party-wall and parking differences? |
| Corner / larger house | 2e Wilakkersstraat 3: 129 m², 155 m² plot, C, €650,000 asking; Burghstraat 40: 128 m², 170 m² plot, A, €625,000 asking | How do plot, light, label, renovation, traffic and final negotiation affect comparability? |
| Newer courtyard apartment | Fatimahof 5: 46 m², 2024, €339,000 asking; Fatimahof 1: 117 m², A+++, €635,000 v.o.n. | Compare completion, service charges, parking allocation, warranties, ground terms and energy systems. |
Local evidence and comparable homes
The examples below are evidence to investigate, not figures to copy into an offer. Several are asking signals and must be checked for status and final transfer price before a professional uses them.
| Property | Dated evidence | Why it may help | Comparability checks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2e Wilakkersstraat 3 | Funda search snapshot; €650,000; 129 m²; 155 m² plot; five rooms; label C | Larger family house with a Tuindorp address | Verify exact street, condition, extensions, parking, date and whether it sold |
| Heezerweg 65 | Funda search snapshot; €549,000; 126 m²; 149 m² plot; four rooms; label C | Mid-sized house asking context on a main access street | Adjust for traffic, outlook, layout, renovation and negotiation |
| Burghstraat 40 | Funda search snapshot; €625,000; 128 m²; 170 m² plot; four rooms; label A | Similar living area with a stronger energy label | Compare plot, garden, parking, roof, finish and final sale status |
| Schalmstraat 8-B | Funda search snapshot; €685,000; 145 m²; label A | Larger energy-efficient house signal | Check apartment/house legal form, outdoor space, parking and street exposure |
| St Hubertusstraat 7 C | Buurtje listing card; apartment, 98 m², 1954, €379,500 | Apartment-size and building-age context | VvE reserve, floor, lift, service costs, label, balcony and status |
| St Servaasweg 6 G | Buurtje listing card; apartment, 93 m², 1950, €390,000 | Similar apartment-size context | Compare maintenance, floor, outlook, VvE and energy performance |
| Schalmstraat 23 C | Buurtje listing card; terraced, 77 m², 1900, €425,000 | Compact older-house context | Check measured area, foundation, roof, garden, permits and actual status |
A professional report adds completed-sale evidence, measured dimensions, legal title, permits, condition, energy performance, VvE documents, parking, environmental context and the lender’s purpose and valuation date. Asking evidence alone cannot answer what a lender will accept.
Market outlook for the next 12–24 months
Demand in Tuindorp is likely to remain sensitive to Eindhoven employment, mortgage affordability, limited turnover and the supply of well-maintained apartments and family houses. Its central Stratum position can support convenience, but paid parking, traffic, VvE costs, older building fabric and construction works may influence individual buyer decisions. These are conditional factors, not a promise of future prices.
| Driver | Local evidence | Possible effect | What could change it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mortgage rates and borrowing capacity | Mixed apartments and family homes attract different borrowing profiles | Can change the price ceiling and buyer competition | Rates, income rules and lender policy |
| Supply and turnover | 1,455 homes and a mixed tenure profile; only a small active portal sample | Scarcity can support desirable renovated homes | New listings, social-housing turnover and household moves |
| Energy performance | 99% of homes in the CBS row predate the latest ten-year construction period | Efficient upgrades can improve comfort and marketability | Retrofit costs, energy prices and label rules |
| Sewer and public-realm works | Municipal Tuindorp sewer replacement planned with greener streets and rainwater separation | Long-term resilience may improve; works can temporarily affect access/noise | Tender, phasing, permits and construction timing |
| City employment and access | Stratum connects to central Eindhoven, Genneper Parken and Brainport corridors | Supports commuter and family demand | Congestion, cycling changes and employment patterns |
What drives value in Tuindorp?
Location premiums and discounts
Tuindorp is a collection of micro-settings rather than a single price point. A quiet street close to Burghplein may offer mature planting and a residential feel, while a home on Geldropseweg, Heezerweg or Piuslaan needs a closer look at traffic, air, noise, crossings and parking. The Tuindorp de Burgh heritage character can support an attractive streetscape, but it can also mean that alterations should respect the existing pattern. Apartment blocks on St Adrianusstraat, St Hubertusstraat and St Servaasweg have shared-building risk and VvE obligations; a freehold row home has a different cost and decision structure.
| Value factor | Local question | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Exact micro-location | Is the property in the Burghplein/heritage setting, a main-road edge, a quiet court or an apartment block? | Traffic, light, privacy, outlook and footfall can change within a few hundred metres |
| Home or apartment type | Is it a freehold house, apartment right, new courtyard unit or another form? | Buyer pool, finance, VvE and maintenance obligations differ |
| Living area and plot | Are NEN 2580 area, plot and outdoor space documented? | A balcony, garden, storage room and floor area cannot be treated as interchangeable |
| VvE position | What are the service charge, reserve, MJOP, insurance and planned works? | Shared costs and deferred maintenance affect finance and marketability |
| Condition and maintenance | What do roof, facade, windows, installations, damp and foundation records show? | Older stock can hide meaningful future expenditure |
| Energy performance | Is the official label current and do insulation, ventilation and heating match it? | Comfort, operating costs and buyer demand may differ materially |
| Parking and mobility | Is parking paid, permitted, private, shared or public? | Scarcity and daily convenience affect value and the buyer pool |
| Planning and public works | Could sewer, street, tree or building works affect access, privacy or noise? | Short-term disruption and long-term public-realm benefits must be separated |
| Legal title and permits | Are boundaries, easements, extensions and use rights clear? | A lender and buyer need legally supportable information |
| Environmental context | What do noise, air, heat, water and soil layers show at the exact address? | Neighbourhood averages can miss a road-facing or low-lying property |
Property-specific valuation checklist
| Category | Checks to prepare |
|---|---|
| Legal title | Freehold or apartment right, boundaries, easements, rights of way, qualitative obligations and registered restrictions |
| Apartment / VvE | Splits deed, reserve fund, MJOP, minutes, planned works, monthly fee, insurance, arrears and owner-occupier profile |
| Building quality | NEN 2580 area, construction year, roof, facade, glazing, damp, wood rot, asbestos, electrical system, boiler and foundation indicators |
| Energy and comfort | Official label, insulation, glazing, ventilation, heating, heat pump, solar panels, cooling and expected energy costs |
| Land and water | Plot boundaries, drainage, groundwater, soil, sewer connection and water exposure at the exact address |
| Permissions | Extensions, dormers, roof terraces, garden rooms, splits, rentals and approvals where relevant |
| Marketability | Light, layout, bedrooms, storage, outdoor space, traffic, privacy, parking and likely buyer pool |
| Costs | OZB and municipal charges, waste/water charges, VvE, parking, insurance, maintenance, energy and planned capital works |

Living in Tuindorp
Everyday character
Tuindorp feels more urban than a village guide might suggest, but its mature streets and garden-village references soften the density. The area has almost as many renters as owners, and the age mix includes children, working-age households and a significant 65-plus group. Burghplein and the local street pattern can feel calm; Heezerweg, Geldropseweg and Piuslaan are more active. Nearby shops make daily errands practical, while the city centre, Genneper Parken, major employers and station connections require a deliberate journey. At 0.6 cars per household, many residents use cycling, walking or public transport, but a household with two cars should check permits and street capacity carefully.
Expat suitability
Expat fit: medium to high for households that want an established city neighbourhood and practical access to Eindhoven employment. English-friendly intake and explanation are available from Dirk-Jan, while formal Dutch lender wording, school admission and municipal documents still need to be confirmed with the relevant institution. Tuindorp is more mixed and apartment-heavy than a detached suburban enclave, which can suit newcomers who value convenience and lower car dependence. Buyers who need a large garden, guaranteed private parking or an international school within walking distance should check the exact home, commute and school options before offering.
| Expat consideration | Local answer | Practical implication |
|---|---|---|
| International employment | Stratum has access toward central Eindhoven and Brainport employment corridors | Compare the exact commute by bike, bus and car at the required time |
| English-friendly valuation intake | Dirk-Jan can explain Dutch valuation and lender terms in English | Keep the lender’s original Dutch wording and confirm the requested report |
| Rental-to-buy transition | Mixed owner and rental stock offers different entry points | A buyer should compare VvE, tenure and energy costs rather than a broad average |
| Schools and childcare | IKC Tuindorp offers primary education and Eigen&Wijzer childcare 0–13 | Confirm admission, capacity, language and hours directly |
| Daily mobility | Low cars-per-household signal and central corridors support cycling/transit | Check secure bike storage, parking permits and late-evening connections |
| Arrival practicality | Shops, GP, school and childcare are relatively close on average | Test the journey from the exact door, not only from the CBS centroid |
Families and children
Family suitability
Family fit: medium to high, depending on home type and street. Tuindorp combines family houses, apartments, school and childcare access, mature streets and green connections. A family in a row house near a quiet street will have different daily needs from a family in an apartment beside a busy road. Bedroom count, garden or balcony safety, storage, cycle routes, school capacity, VvE rules and parking should all be part of the decision.
| Family factor | Tuindorp context | Buyer relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Primary school | IKC Tuindorp Familieschool | Confirm admission, capacity, school-run journey and current school guide |
| Childcare and BSO | Eigen&Wijzer childcare, daycare, VVE, preschool and BSO for ages 0–13 | Confirm places, waiting lists, hours and holiday arrangements |
| Green space | Burghplein, mature streets and connections toward Genneper Parken | Check the exact walking/cycling path and evening activity |
| Housing supply | 40% single-family and 60% multi-family in CBS stock | Families should decide whether apartment, row or corner stock fits |
| Safe travel | Heezerweg/Geldropseweg edges need crossing and traffic checks | Visit during school-run, commuting and evening periods |
| Activities | Stratum and wider Eindhoven provide sports, culture and clubs | Travel time and registration should be checked for each activity |
IKC Tuindorp’s 2025–2026 information guide describes a combined school and childcare setting with weekday schedules around 07:30–18:30. That is useful for planning, but it does not guarantee a place. Families should ask the school and childcare provider about admission, capacity, waiting time, language support and holiday coverage.
Safety and environment
Practical safety context
Tuindorp-specific safety conditions can change from one street to another. The practical questions are the quality of lighting, crossings, pavement, cycle continuity, school-run traffic, parking pressure and evening activity. Main-road edges and park-facing settings should be visited at the time the household will use them. A municipal or police figure, where available, is a recorded-incident measure and not a personal safety guarantee.
Environmental quality
An exact-address check is especially important in a compact, mixed neighbourhood. Review road noise and air quality near Geldropseweg, Heezerweg and Piuslaan; check shade and heat around hard-surfaced streets; review drainage and sewer works; and check soil and water information for the individual plot or apartment building. A green outlook can improve daylight and recreation but may also bring footfall, maintenance or privacy questions. Atlas Leefomgeving and municipal layers should be read with the valuation address, not a generic Tuindorp label.
| Factor | What to check | Property relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Road and evening noise | Traffic, buses, deliveries, school activity and park use | Can affect comfort, marketability and window/ventilation choices |
| Air quality | Official layers and proximity to busy roads | Relevant to daily living and buyer questions |
| Heat and shade | Tree canopy, hard surfaces, balcony/roof orientation | Can affect comfort and retrofit decisions |
| Drainage and sewer | Municipal sewer programme and low points | Works and water management affect access and future costs |
| Soil and water | Official exact-address records and legal documents | Can affect building risk, insurance and lender questions |
| Lighting and crossings | Evening walk and school-run observations | Practical safety and family usability vary by street |
Getting around
Tuindorp has a practical inner-city location between Stratum, the centre and southern Eindhoven. Cycling and walking can work well for nearby shops, school and parks, but the experience depends on the crossing and street. Geldropseweg and Heezerweg are useful connectors and also the places where traffic, noise and parking need the closest check.
Use the current 9292 planner for the exact address, stop, destination, date and disruption period. Bravo publishes regional bus information, but a generic regional service page should not be treated as a fixed Tuindorp frequency. Test the journey to Eindhoven station, the centre, High Tech Campus, De Run or the employer location at the time it will actually be made. For cars, check the municipal paid-parking map, permit eligibility, visitor arrangements and the distance from the property to an available space.
| Everyday destination | What to check | Buyer relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Shops and services | Walking path to Heezerweg, Geldropseweg and nearby retail | Convenience varies with the exact street and crossing |
| School and childcare | School-run journey, pavement, cycle crossing and opening hours | Daily reliability matters more than a distance average |
| Eindhoven centre | Bike, bus and car travel at morning and evening peak | Commute time can change with road works and congestion |
| Brainport employers | Door-to-door journey to the relevant campus or office | An area label cannot replace a time-specific commute test |
| Airport / intercity travel | Check 9292, road and rail connections on the intended date | Useful for international households and frequent travellers |
Amenities and leisure
Burghplein and the Tuindorp de Burgh streets provide a strong local identity. Heezerweg and Geldropseweg offer everyday services, while the wider Stratum area adds supermarkets, healthcare, sport and culture. Genneper Parken is a major green reference for recreation and cycling. The benefit of these amenities depends on the home’s exact side of the neighbourhood: a short cycle or walk can be convenient, while a main-road crossing, a busy pavement or a building without secure storage can change the experience.
For a property decision, check the actual journey to the supermarket, GP, school, childcare and preferred leisure facility. Apartment buyers should also ask where bikes, prams, bins and deliveries are stored. House buyers should check garden privacy, front-street activity, parking and any restrictions on alterations that preserve the garden-village character.
Planning and local change
Eindhoven’s Tuindorp sewer-replacement project covers Sint Odastraat, Petrus Dondersstraat, Sint Odulphusstraat, Burghstraat, 2e Wilakkersstraat, Burghplein, Sint Leonardusstraat, Sint Adrianusstraat, Sint Nicasiusstraat, Sint Hubertusstraat, Sint Servaasweg, Servaasplein and Sint Jansweg. The municipal plan describes a separate rainwater pipe, greener public space and fewer tiles, with preparation and tendering planned for Q3 2026 and execution for Q2 2027 after earlier design work and resident consultation. Timings can change; check the latest municipal notice and the exact street before relying on them.
The Tuindorp de Burgh design statement describes the importance of the existing garden-village atmosphere. That does not mean every building is listed or that an alteration is impossible. It does mean buyers should check the omgevingsplan, permit history, tree decisions, façade rules and any construction access implications. The city’s Warmteprogramma was adopted in December 2025 as a ten-year framework, but the current public programme does not show a final Tuindorp-specific heat solution or exact household cost.
Costs beyond the purchase price
The purchase budget should include transfer tax where applicable, mortgage advice, notary and registration, inspection, valuation, insurance, moving, maintenance and energy. Apartment owners also budget for VvE service charges, reserve contributions, planned works and insurance. Tuindorp’s paid-parking area can mean permit, visitor and public-parking costs; confirm the rules for the exact address.
A standard validated residential valuation from Cheetah Valuations is €599 including VAT, NWWI validation where required, cadastral research and normal-area travel. A 24-hour option costs €60 extra when access, documents and validation timing allow. The standard report is normally delivered within 48 hours after inspection when the file is complete. The final price and report timing still depend on the property, purpose, lender wording, documents and inspection access.
Neighbourhood variation around Tuindorp
Neighbouring areas provide context but are not substitutes for Tuindorp evidence. A nearby apartment or family home should be used only after checking type, construction era, tenure, street position and buyer pool.
| Nearby context | What may differ from Tuindorp | Valuation question |
|---|---|---|
| Joriskwartier | More central street activity and different apartment/house mix | Does the comparable have the same noise, parking and buyer demand? |
| Roosten | Lower density and much higher single-family/owner profile | Are plot, privacy, green edge and price segment genuinely comparable? |
| Genneperzijde | Different green-edge and housing context | Does the address share access, outlook, traffic and environmental conditions? |
| Elzent-Noord | More central or historic setting and different building stock | Do age, legal status, maintenance and street activity match? |
| Stratum centre | More retail, traffic and evening activity | Is the buyer paying for convenience or discounting nuisance? |
Is Tuindorp a good place to buy?
Tuindorp can be a strong choice for buyers who want established Eindhoven housing, practical shops and school access, a lower-car lifestyle and a connection to parks and southern city amenities. It can also suit apartment buyers who are comfortable reviewing VvE documents and owners who value central access over a large detached plot. The trade-offs are mixed tenure, older building fabric, paid parking, different noise levels and planned public works. A home beside a quiet garden-village street, a main road or an apartment block can produce a very different ownership experience.
Before offering, decide which matters most: bedrooms and garden, apartment size and VvE quality, cycling convenience, private parking, energy costs, school access, commute or a quiet outlook. Then compare the exact home with completed evidence where possible and request a report for the lender’s stated purpose.
Before you rely on a valuation
- Compare homes by property type, measured area, plot or outdoor space, construction era, condition, energy label, parking, date and Tuindorp micro-location.
- Separate WOZ, asking prices, portal models and completed-sale evidence; record the date, sample and definition for each figure.
- For apartments, review the splits deed, VvE minutes, reserve fund, MJOP, insurance, service charge, planned works and rental or short-let rules.
- For houses, check boundaries, extensions, permits, roof, facade, foundation indicators, garden, party walls and drainage.
- Check road noise, air, heat, water, soil, crossings, parking and the sewer programme at the exact address.
- Keep the lender’s original wording. NWWI, NHG, NRVT, report purpose and valuation-date requirements should be confirmed before the inspection.
- Treat this guide as local context. A lender-ready report assesses the individual property on the agreed valuation date.
Data, methods and update policy
CBS and municipal information are used for the boundary, population, housing stock, WOZ context, facilities and planning. Funda, Huiswaardemeter and Buurtje provide dated asking, listing or modelled signals with different samples. Official school, parking, transport and planning pages describe practical conditions that can change. A portal average is not a completed-sale series, WOZ is not a mortgage valuation and a neighbourhood label is not a legal property boundary. This guide was reviewed on 24 August 2026; figures are kept with their data-as-of dates and are not presented as a promise about future prices.
Compare Tuindorp with nearby Eindhoven neighbourhoods
Property valuation guide for Witte Dame
CBS 2025 places Tuindorp at 2,875 residents, 1,455 homes, an average WOZ value of €414,000, 40% single-family homes and 49% owner-occupied homes. Witte Dame records 2,250 residents, 1,645 homes, an average WOZ value of €375,000 and 15% owner-occupied homes. These are different neighbourhood boundaries, so the figures are useful context rather than a direct price promise.
In the August 2026 Funda snapshots, the checked Funda snapshot for Tuindorp did not publish an active-listing count; it reported an average asking price of €446,548, while the checked Funda snapshot for Witte Dame did not publish an active-listing count; it reported an average asking price of €540,714. The €94,166 difference is a market snapshot, not a measured difference between two specific homes.
Average asking price per m² was €4,688 in Tuindorp and €5,688 in Witte Dame. Average selling time was 23 days versus 42 days. The per-m² gap and the time gap should be read with the housing mix, floor area, plot size and sample size in mind.
The pattern makes sense when the stock is considered: Tuindorp has 40% single-family homes and 49% owner-occupied homes, while Witte Dame has 15% owner-occupied homes. Larger detached homes, apartments, tenure, plot size, energy upgrades and street position can move an average more than the neighbourhood label itself. A higher portal figure does not by itself prove that one area is overvalued.
For a mortgage valuation, compare the exact home in Tuindorp with genuinely similar evidence in Witte Dame only when type, size, plot, condition, energy label, parking or VvE, legal title, valuation date and purpose line up. The figures help frame the conversation; they do not replace the inspection and lender-specific report.
Property valuation guide for Woenselse Heide
CBS 2025 places Tuindorp at 2,875 residents, 1,455 homes, an average WOZ value of €414,000, 40% single-family homes and 49% owner-occupied homes. Woenselse Heide records an average WOZ value of €380,000. These are different neighbourhood boundaries, so the figures are useful context rather than a direct price promise.
The August 2026 Funda snapshot for Tuindorp did not publish an active-listing count; it reported an average asking price of €446,548. For Woenselse Heide, the checked profile showed 16 active listings and did not publish an average asking price in that snapshot, so a price-level comparison would overstate what the evidence can show.
The portal measures add useful texture: Tuindorp reported €4,688 per m². These are dated asking-price or portal measures and do not replace a comparable completed sale.
The pattern needs an address-level explanation. Housing type, tenure, plot size, floor area, condition, energy performance and street position can move a valuation more than the neighbourhood label, especially where the portal sample is small or the CBS boundary is compact.
For a mortgage valuation, compare the exact home in Tuindorp with genuinely similar evidence in Woenselse Heide only when type, size, plot, condition, energy label, parking or VvE, legal title, valuation date and purpose line up. The figures help frame the conversation; they do not replace the inspection and lender-specific report.
Property valuation guide for Blixembosch-Oost
CBS 2025 places Tuindorp at 2,875 residents, 1,455 homes, an average WOZ value of €414,000, 40% single-family homes and 49% owner-occupied homes. Blixembosch-Oost records 7,685 residents, 2,871 homes, an average WOZ value of €578,000, 92% single-family homes and 88% owner-occupied homes. These are different neighbourhood boundaries, so the figures are useful context rather than a direct price promise.
In the August 2026 Funda snapshots, the checked Funda snapshot for Tuindorp did not publish an active-listing count; it reported an average asking price of €446,548, while Blixembosch-Oost showed 21 active listings at €579,524. The €132,976 difference is a market snapshot, not a measured difference between two specific homes.
Average asking price per m² was €4,688 in Tuindorp and €4,568 in Blixembosch-Oost. Average selling time was 23 days versus 22 days. The per-m² gap and the time gap should be read with the housing mix, floor area, plot size and sample size in mind.
The pattern makes sense when the stock is considered: Tuindorp has 40% single-family homes and 49% owner-occupied homes, while Blixembosch-Oost has 92% single-family homes and 88% owner-occupied homes. Larger detached homes, apartments, tenure, plot size, energy upgrades and street position can move an average more than the neighbourhood label itself. A higher portal figure does not by itself prove that one area is overvalued.
For a mortgage valuation, compare the exact home in Tuindorp with genuinely similar evidence in Blixembosch-Oost only when type, size, plot, condition, energy label, parking or VvE, legal title, valuation date and purpose line up. The figures help frame the conversation; they do not replace the inspection and lender-specific report.
Relevant guides and next step
- Request a mortgage valuation in Eindhoven when you have the Tuindorp address, purpose, lender wording and deadline.
- Property valuation services in Eindhoven for service scope, price, inclusions and report timing.
- About Cheetah Valuations and Dirk-Jan for the appraiser’s background and English-friendly intake.
- Documents needed for a mortgage valuation in the Netherlands before the inspection.


How to request a Tuindorp report
Send the property address, home or apartment type, valuation purpose, lender or adviser wording, deadline and relevant plans or documents. Dirk-Jan personally confirms which report form is needed before the inspection. Calls are available 09:00–21:00, seven days a week, including weekends and public holidays; the online request form is available 24/7. A complete and accessible file normally receives the standard report within 48 hours after inspection, with a 24-hour option for €60 extra when timing and validation allow.
To compare this area with nearby towns and neighbourhoods, visit the Eindhoven property valuation comparison hub.
FAQ
What is Tuindorp in Eindhoven?
Tuindorp is CBS neighbourhood BU07722140 in the Oud-Stratum wijk of Eindhoven’s Stratum stadsdeel. It has established streets, apartment blocks, row homes, Burghplein and practical access to schools, shops and Genneper Parken.
What does CBS record for Tuindorp?
The 2025 CBS 86165NED row records 2,875 residents, 1,580 households and 1,455 homes. Average WOZ is €414,000; 60% of homes are multi-family, 40% single-family, 49% owner-occupied and 50% rented. WOZ is an assessed value, not a sale price or a mortgage valuation for one home.
Is Tuindorp expensive compared with Eindhoven?
The CBS average WOZ for Tuindorp (€414,000) is above the Eindhoven municipality row (€391,000) and the Netherlands row (€398,000), but housing mix and boundary matter. Portal asking and modelled figures are different measures, so compare the exact property and date rather than a headline average.
What did the latest market signals show?
Funda’s checked information page showed an average asking price of €446,548, €4,688/m² and a 23-day average selling time based on 70 homes sold in the previous 12 months. Huiswaardemeter showed a €533,583 modelled signal and Buurtje showed €518,962 average asking context. These are not interchangeable completed-sale measures.
What kinds of homes are common in Tuindorp?
CBS records 60% multi-family and 40% single-family homes. Current examples range from 1950s apartments to terraced and corner houses, newer Fatimahof units and larger homes on streets such as 2e Wilakkersstraat and Burghstraat. Area, plot, VvE, condition, label, parking and outlook still differ widely.
Which homes can be used as local comparables?
Funda examples include 2e Wilakkersstraat 3, Heezerweg 65, Burghstraat 40 and Schalmstraat 8-B. Buurtje examples include apartments on St Hubertusstraat, St Servaasweg and St Adrianusstraat and a smaller home on Schalmstraat. Confirm status, date, final price, area, legal form, condition, VvE and street setting before relying on any example.
Why does an apartment need different valuation checks?
An apartment valuation includes the apartment right, splits deed, VvE budget, reserve fund, MJOP, insurance, service charges, planned works, floor, lift, balcony, storage, parking and any leasehold or use restrictions. These can affect lender acceptance and marketability independently of living area.
Does paid parking affect a Tuindorp valuation?
It can. The municipal paid-parking area includes streets around Geldropseweg, Piuslaan, Heezerweg, Gasthuisstraat, Burghplein, Wilakkersstraat, St Adrianusstraat, St Hubertusstraat and St Servaasweg. Check permit eligibility, visitor arrangements, private spaces and public capacity for the exact address.
What should I know about Tuindorp de Burgh?
The municipal heritage/design material describes a garden-village character in Tuindorp de Burgh. It is a useful context signal, not a blanket statement that every property is listed. Check the omgevingsplan, permit history, tree decisions and any restrictions before assuming an alteration is allowed.
Are sewer works planned in Tuindorp?
The municipality describes sewer replacement and a separate rainwater pipe for several Tuindorp streets, with greener public space and fewer tiles. The published planning indicated preparation/tendering in Q3 2026 and execution in Q2 2027, but dates can change. Check the latest notice for the exact street.
Is Tuindorp suitable for families?
It can be, especially for households that value a local primary school, childcare, parks and established housing. Family suitability depends on bedrooms, outdoor space, storage, traffic, parking, school capacity and the exact home. Visit during school-run and evening periods.
What school and childcare options are nearby?
IKC Tuindorp Familieschool combines primary education with Eigen&Wijzer childcare, daycare, VVE, preschool and BSO for ages 0–13. The 2025–2026 guide describes weekday schedules around 07:30–18:30. Confirm admission, places, waiting time, language support and holiday care directly.
How do I check transport from Tuindorp?
Use 9292 for the exact property, stop, destination, date, disruptions and holiday period. Bravo provides regional service information. Geldropseweg and Heezerweg are important local corridors, but a generic timetable should not be treated as a fixed frequency for every Tuindorp address.
Is Tuindorp suitable for international buyers?
It can suit international households that want established Eindhoven services and access to city and Brainport employment. Dirk-Jan offers an English-friendly intake and explains Dutch lender terms. Confirm school language, childcare, commute, parking, VvE documents and the lender’s required report wording before offering.
What environmental checks matter most?
Check road noise and air quality near busy roads, heat and shade, drainage and sewer works, soil and water information, lighting and crossings. Use official municipal and Atlas Leefomgeving layers with the exact address. A green outlook can improve daily life while changing privacy, footfall and maintenance questions.
How much does a standard valuation cost?
The standard validated residential valuation is €599 including VAT, NWWI validation where required, cadastral research and normal-area travel. A 24-hour option costs €60 extra when the property, documents and validation timing allow. Confirm the report type and any relevant extras before booking.
When will the report be delivered?
After an accessible inspection and complete file, the standard report is normally delivered within 48 hours. A 24-hour option for €60 extra may be possible when timing, documents and validation allow. Response time and report delivery are separate: send the request early and keep the lender deadline visible.
When can I call Cheetah Valuations?
Calls are available from 09:00 to 21:00, seven days a week, including weekends and public holidays. The online request form is available 24/7. Dirk-Jan confirms the address, purpose, lender wording, documents and deadline during the intake.
What should I send with my request?
Send the address, home or apartment type, purchase/refinancing/renovation purpose, lender or adviser wording, deadline, plans or quotes where relevant, and any VvE or title documents you already have. Do not omit a lender’s exact request because the report form depends on it.
Who prepares the report?
Dirk-Jan Bonenkamp is the NRVT-registered residential appraiser and NWWI appraiser behind Cheetah Valuations. He handles the intake, inspection and report process personally and can explain Dutch valuation terminology in English.
Is this guide a substitute for a mortgage valuation?
No. It provides local housing and market context. A lender-ready report assesses the individual property, purpose, valuation date, legal information, condition and comparable evidence. Request the official report after confirming the lender’s requirements.