van der Helststraat 2
8932 JV Leeuwarden · Julianapark, Leeuwarden
- End-of-terrace house
- Built in 1936
- 80 m² living area
- 80 m² plot
- F energy label
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In brief
van der Helststraat 2 in Leeuwarden: end-of-terrace house built in 1936 with 80 m² of living area and energy label F, in the Julianapark neighbourhood (municipality of Leeuwarden). The indicative market value is € 230.000 to € 265.000. Living environment: noise 55 dB (moderate), air quality within WHO guidelines, 32% green space within 500 m, no applicable flood scenario. Air traffic: around 2 aircraft per day flying below 3,000 m within 2 km. Neighbourhood liveability: very good.
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Location
Estimated value range
Market
- +5,7% sale prices Fryslân over one year (CBS price index, Sep 2026)
- € 319.443 average sale price in the municipality of Leeuwarden in 2025 (CBS/Kadaster)
- € 252.000 average WOZ value for neighbourhood Julianapark (CBS 2024)
How the estimate is calculated
| Source | Starting value | Adjusted to current prices | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| This home's WOZ value for 2025 valuation date: 1 January 2024 |
€ 210.000 | € 256.510 +22,1% since 2024 K1 |
43% |
| 40 comparable homes within 410 m median WOZ value per m², indexed |
€ 2.869/m² | € 229.520 | 36% |
| 4 asking prices for comparable homes median asking price per m², indexed |
€ 3.382/m² | € 270.560 | 14% |
| Average for neighbourhood Julianapark CBS WOZ 2024 (€ 252.000) / avg. 109 m² |
€ 2.312/m² | € 234.485 +26,8% since 2023 K1 |
7% |
This home's WOZ value over time
- 2015 € 96.000
- 2016 € 96.000
- 2017 € 98.000
- 2018 € 120.000
- 2019 € 128.000
- 2020 € 134.000
- 2021 € 153.000
- 2022 € 165.000
- 2023 € 183.000
- 2024 € 195.000
- 2025 € 210.000
WOZ value for each tax year, as assessed by the municipality, with a valuation date of 1 January of the previous year.
Similar homes nearby (44 found)
- Paulus Potterstraat 55 € 3.201/m² WOZ value, index-adjusted
- Govert Flinckstraat 26 € 2.626/m² WOZ value, index-adjusted
- Paulus Potterstraat 36 € 2.814/m² WOZ value, index-adjusted
- van der Helststraat 37 € 3.372/m² WOZ value, index-adjusted
- Frans van Mierisstraat 29 € 3.199/m² WOZ value, index-adjusted
- van der Helststraat 46 € 3.475/m² WOZ value, index-adjusted
Method: each source value is adjusted from its valuation date to current prices using the CBS price index for existing owner-occupied homes (by province, or by city for Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag and Utrecht; the national monthly index is used for the most recent months). The midpoint is the weighted average; the range reflects the variation between sources (at least 5%). The home's condition, position within the street, ground lease and individual features are not taken into account. This is not a valuation.
Features
- Home type
- End-of-terrace house
- Registered use
- Residential use
- Year built
- 1936
- Living area
- 80 m²
- Building area
- 56 m²
- Plot area
- 80 m²
- Energy label
- F (31 December 2020)
- Residential unit status
- In use
- Building status
- In use
- BAG address ID
- 0080200000391411
- BAG residential unit ID
- 0080010000391412
- BAG building ID
- 0080100000374606
Source and methodology
Basisregistratie Adressen en Gebouwen (Kadaster) and the energy label register. Plot area is the total area recorded in the land register; for flats, this covers the entire plot on which the building stands.
Plot, soil and planning designation
Foundation problems are uncommon in this neighbourhood. The ground is subsiding slightly, as in many peat and clay areas; gardens and paving may need topping up occasionally.
- Plot area (BAG)
- 80 m²
- Foundation risk in Julianapark
- 2,2% of homes at risk of pile rot (low) 2050 high-end scenario: 2,2%, differential settlement: 0,3%; municipality of Leeuwarden: 3,1% — Klimaateffectatlas (Deltares/KCAF)
- Land subsidence in Julianapark
- −2,5 mm per year shallow subsidence: −1,2 mm; municipality of Leeuwarden: −1,9 mm
- Kadaster, elevation, land use, soil
- loading…
Source and methodology
Plot: Kadaster (BRK, via PDOK; the plot boundary is shown on the map above). Elevation: Actueel Hoogtebestand Nederland. Planning designation: ruimtelijkeplannen.nl (zoning plans up to 1 January 2024; newer rules are in the municipality’s environment plan). Soil and foundations: Klimaateffectatlas (CC BY 4.0) and RVO/KCAF. Indicative information, not structural or legal advice.
Energy and heating
An energy-inefficient home: high energy bills, draughts and cold walls in winter, and often too warm in summer. Budget tens of thousands of euros for energy improvements, with ISDE subsidies available, and expect a lower WWS points score if letting it out. Banks often assume higher housing costs for these homes.
Energy label
F registered label (Energy Index)
- Surveyed on
- 31 December 2020
- Energy label A or better in Julianapark
- 1% of homes
Assessed using the pre-2021 method; NTA 8800 has applied since 2021.
An energy label of E, F or G deducts 4 to 15 points from the home's WWS rent assessment; energy efficiency improvements (insulation, heat pump) are eligible for an ISDE subsidy.
Energy use and costs
€ 198 per month at average consumption
- Natural gas
- 1.060 m³ per year; the 1.030 neighbourhood
- Electricity
- 2.230 kWh per year; the 2.080 neighbourhood
- Annual costs
- € 2.375 gas € 1.472, electricity € 579, standing charges € 324
- Average home in Julianapark
- € 2.294 per year
- Solar panels
- 25% of comparable homes; the 31% neighbourhood
Source and methodology
Average energy supplied to homes of this type, size and construction period (CBS 2025, temperature-adjusted), at average consumer rates for Sep 2026 (CBS: 1,39 per m³ and 0,26 per kWh including tax, with standing charges and the energy tax reduction). Actual consumption depends on the occupants and heating system.
Heating transition and subsidies
- Heating in Julianapark
- 99% central heating boiler 2022
- Geothermal potential
- 30-50%kans >5MWth Slochteren Formation, WarmteAtlas
- Heat network
- no heat network or known plans in this neighbourhood
ISDE 2026 (€ 500 million): subsidies for insulation, (hybrid) heat pumps, solar water heaters, ventilation and connection to a heat network (fixed at € 3,775); heat pump subsidies range from around € 500 to over € 13,000 depending on type and capacity. Apply to RVO after installation. ISDE at RVO · Energiesubsidiewijzer (including municipal schemes)
Energy labels in Julianapark
Source and methodology
Energy label and label distribution: EP-Online (RVO) via our database; consumption profiles: CBS 85140NED (CC BY 4.0); tariffs: CBS 85592NED; neighbourhood consumption: CBS Kerncijfers; heat networks, plans, pilot projects and heating mix: WarmteAtlas (RVO, neighbourhood level; plans assigned to neighbourhoods whose centre lies within the plan area); ISDE: RVO. Indicative information, not energy advice.
Monthly housing costs: buying or renting
Enter your own purchase price, rent and assumptions. All amounts can be adjusted; the result is indicative.
Rent: points assessment and yield
Social rent under the points system: a maximum of around € 741 per month for a new tenancy. Letting these homes is mainly the domain of housing associations; returns for private investors are limited.
Rental valuation points system (WWS)
approx. 101–131 points Social housing
0143186260+
| Component | Points |
|---|---|
| Floor area 80 m² usable floor area: rooms 1 point/m², other spaces 0.75, circulation space 0 |
66–74 |
| Energy performance energy label F, single-family home |
-9 |
| WOZ value € 210.000: 1 point per € 16,954 and per € 268 per m² (WOZ value, valuation date 1-1-2024) |
22 |
| Heating 2 points per heated room, approx. 3 rooms |
4–8 |
| Kitchen and bathroom facilities assumed: kitchen worktop, toilet, washbasin, shower or bath |
11–24 |
| Outdoor space garden approx. 24 m² (plot minus building footprint) |
7–12 |
| Total | 101–131 |
€ 741 maximum monthly rent at 115 points (2026)
At 101–131 points: € 645 to € 850 per month.
up to and including 143 points. Details of the kitchen, bathroom facilities, heating and outdoor space are not available for individual homes, so these are included as a range. Check them using the Huurcommissie’s Huurprijscheck. Huurprijscheck
Letting and rental yield
No rental homes of this type found nearby to estimate the market rent.
- Maximum rent under the points system
- € 741 per month
Affordable Rent Act (in force since 1 July 2024): rents are regulated for homes with up to 186 points, and the maximum rent also applies to new tenancy agreements; the landlord must provide the points assessment. Yield: based on rent excluding service charges, the estimated value range and assumed costs; not financial advice.
Source and methodology
Residential Rents Decree, Annex I (2026 points system: energy label rules in force since 1 July 2024, 1 WOZ point per € 16.954 and per € 268 per m², WOZ contribution capped at 33% for homes with 187 points or more) and Residential Rents Implementing Regulations, Annex I (2026 maximum rent limits). Area and type: BAG; energy label: EP-online; WOZ: our own database; listed monuments: RCE.
Neighbourhood, district and municipality
Julianapark
- Homes
- 732
- Residents
- 1.545
- Average WOZ value
- € 252.000
- Owner-occupied homes
- 87%
- Average year built
- 1935
- Most common
- Mid-terrace house (56%)
Huizum-West
- Homes
- 3.607
- Residents
- 6.445
- Average WOZ value
- € 211.000
- Owner-occupied homes
- 53%
- Average year built
- 1942
- Most common
- Mid-terrace house (47%)
Leeuwarden
- Homes
- 67.208
- Residents
- 129.973
- Average WOZ value
- € 249.000
- Owner-occupied homes
- 50%
- Average year built
- 1965
- Most common
- Flat (38%)
Homes in this neighbourhood on the map Leeuwarden · Fryslân (Friesland)
Amenities and transport links
The supermarket is within cycling distance. A primary school is within walking distance, which is convenient for families. A public transport stop is just around the corner. An urban setting: everything close by, with the hustle and bustle that comes with it.
- Large supermarket
- 700 m average distance in the neighbourhood
- GP practice
- 900 m average distance in the neighbourhood
- Primary school
- 500 m average distance in the neighbourhood
- Day nursery
- 600 m average distance in the neighbourhood
- Nearest primary school
- 280 m IKC Johan Willem Friso
- Nearest public transport stop
- 280 m Leeuwarden, Verlengde Schrans · bus · 2 vertrekken per uur overdag
- Nearest charging point
- 160 m Ferdinand Bolstraat 2 - Allego
- Nearest childcare
- 170 m Arjun
- Nearest transmitter mast
- 570 m Zendmast 2G, 4G, 5G · 3 antennes · 21,2 m hoog · veilige afstand 5 m
- Schools within 3 km
- 12
- Degree of urbanisation
- Very highly urbanised 2.922 addresses per km²
Source and methodology
Road distances, averaged across all residents in the neighbourhood (CBS). Distances to schools (DUO), public transport stops (OVapi/GTFS, weekday departures), transmitter masts (Antenneregister), charging points and childcare are measured as the crow flies from this address, using our own database.
Living environment: noise, water, air, light and green space
Noise
55 dB Moderate
up to 45 dB: very quietabove 70 dB: extreme
- Road traffic
- 44 dB
- Rail traffic
- below 40 dB
- Air traffic
- below 40 dB
- Wind turbines
- below 40 dB
- Road traffic, at night
- 34 dB
- Rail traffic, at night
- 23 dB
In the neighbourhood of Julianapark, 36% of homes have higher noise levels than this address; the average there is 55 dB.
Moderate: audible traffic, as on a neighbourhood through road. Barely noticeable indoors with the windows closed; sitting outside is pleasant, but it is never completely quiet. The main source is road traffic (44 dB).
Source and methodology
Lden: annual average noise exposure across the day, evening and night (RIVM noise maps 2020, air traffic 2022, wind turbines 2024, 10 m grid). A rough guide, not a measurement at the façade. The WHO recommends a maximum of 53 dB for road traffic and 45 dB for air traffic.
Flooding
None None
The maximum water depth map shows no flood scenario for this location.
- Homes in Julianapark that could flood
- 0%
- Of which, with water deeper than 0.5 m
- 0%
- Maximum depth in the neighbourhood
- none
No flooding scenario has been calculated for this location: it is expected to remain dry if a dyke breaches or water levels rise. Flood insurance is not essential here.
Source and methodology
LIWO (Rijkswaterstaat), maximum flood depth map, 25 m grid; flood probability: Klimaateffectatlas. The depth does not indicate how likely flooding is; dykes and flood barriers are designed to account for that probability.
Air quality
- NO₂ 7,4 µg/m³ within WHO guidelines
- PM2,5 6,4 µg/m³ above WHO guidelines
- PM10 12,7 µg/m³ within WHO guidelines
Polluted air: above the European limits for 2030, usually due to a nearby busy road, industry or intensive livestock farming. This matters for people with respiratory problems and for young children; ventilating on the quieter side of the home helps.
Average in Julianapark: NO₂ 7,6, PM2.5 6,4 µg/m³.
Source and methodology
Annual average concentrations at 25 m resolution (RIVM, latest map). Marker on the bar: WHO guideline value (NO₂ 10, PM2.5 5, PM10 15 µg/m³); the colour shows the comparison with the WHO guideline and the EU limit for 2030.
Light at night
Bright
darkvery bright
Average in Julianapark: lit.
Bright: plenty of artificial light from roads, businesses or greenhouses. High levels of light at night are associated with poorer sleep; pay attention to where the bedrooms face.
Source and methodology
Upward artificial light measured by satellites (RIVM light emission map 2023, 375 m grid), classified relative to all homes in the Netherlands: dark means the darkest 20%, very bright the brightest 10%.
Green space nearby
32% green space within 500 m
Average in Julianapark: 33%.
Little greenery: mostly paving and rooftops, with few gardens or trees. These neighbourhoods heat up more in summer and feel busier; adding greenery yourself, such as a planting strip along the front wall or trees, makes an immediate difference.
Source and methodology
Proportion of green space (grass, shrubs and trees) in the 500 m grid cell around this address (RIVM green space map 2022). Half of homes in the Netherlands have more than 52% green space within 500 m; one in ten has less than 32%.
Air traffic above this address
Infrequent air traffic: an aircraft or so a day, rarely at low altitude. No impact on peace and quiet. Aircraft have been detected below 600 m: this suggests an approach or departure route, with outdoor noise peaks of 70 dB or more.
Recorded over the past 7 days
2 aircraft movements per day within 2 km, below 3,000 m
- Of which below 1,000 m
- 2 per day; these are the aircraft you can clearly hear
- Lowest-flying aircraft
- 53 m median 145 m
- At night (23:00–07:00)
- 0% of movements
- Busiest hour
- 15.00–16.00
- Most frequently seen
- MEDIC01 aircraft types: EC45
We have been recording since 26 October. Figures are adjusted to a full day and become more accurate as more days of data are collected.
In the air now
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Airports and noise map
- Vliegbasis Leeuwarden
- 4,8 km militaire vliegbasis, NW
- Vliegveld Drachten
- 23,7 km vliegveld, O
- Ameland Airport
- 30,1 km vliegveld, N
- RIVM air traffic noise map
- outside the contours (below 40 dB)
As a rule of thumb, a passenger aircraft at an altitude of 1,000 m produces an outdoor peak of around 60–65 dB (a loud conversation), rising to 75–80 dB at 300 m. Above 3,000 m, it blends into the background noise.
Source and methodology
ADS-B position reports broadcast by aircraft via the open networks adsb.lol and adsb.fi. Every 5 minutes, Huisleon takes a snapshot of all aircraft below 3,000 m over the Netherlands and uses their measured speeds to estimate the number of flights passing within 2 km. Military aircraft and some small aircraft do not broadcast their positions and are not included. Noise contours: RIVM Atlas Leefomgeving, air traffic 2022. These are indicative figures, not noise measurements at the façade.
Climate and safety
Even on hot days, heat stress around the home remains moderate; the surrounding area cools down reasonably well in the evening.
Heat
49–50 °C extreme heat stress
Feels-like temperature on a hot summer day (2022), 1 m from the home.
- Urban heat island effect
- 1,2–1,4 °C warmer than the surrounding countryside
- Warm nights (20 °C or above)
- 6–7 nights per year
- Distance to a cool spot
- 200–300 m
- Average in Julianapark
- 45 °C feels-like temperature
Water
- Rainwater during a downpour (70 mm/hour)
- no surface water flow path directly alongside the home
- Groundwater flooding in 2050
- Slight increase
- A floor above floodwater in Julianapark
- 99% of homes in the most severe flood scenario
External safety risks
- High-voltage power line
- 992 m 110 kV
- Wind turbine
- 1,7 km Windturbine 75 kW, ashoogte 31 m · rotor 16 m · approx. 31 dB here
- Wind turbine noise at this address
- 22 dB Lden according to the RIVM wind turbine noise map
- Hazardous activities within 1 km
- Propaantank, tanken brandstoffen, vervoer gevaarlijke stoffen
- Nearest hazardous business site
- Liander 380 m
In Julianapark, 0% of homes are within the magnetic field zone of a high-voltage power line and 0% are within 1 km of a wind turbine.
Source and methodology
Heat, water and groundwater: Klimaateffectatlas 2026 (CC BY 4.0; feels-like temperature and urban heat island effect, 2022; likelihood of flooding and water depth from national flood scenarios; likelihood of groundwater flooding in 2050 under the high scenario; surface water flow paths during 70 mm of rainfall in one hour). High-voltage power lines: RIVM Netkaart with calculated distances (magnetic field zone); wind turbines: RIVM; hazardous activities: Register Externe Veiligheidsrisico's via RIVM Atlas Leefomgeving (activities with a designated hazard zone within 1 km). Map-based indications, not measurements.
Safety and liveability
Liveability in Julianapark (neighbourhood)
Very good Leefbaarometer 2024, category 8 of 9
- Physical environment: adequate
- Homes: adequate
- Amenities: more than adequate
- Social cohesion: adequate
- Nuisance and safety concerns: more than adequate
Leefbaarometer 3.0 (BZK): an estimated liveability rating across nine categories, with five dimensions measured against the national average. More about this neighbourhood
Crimes in Julianapark (neighbourhood)
26 per 1,000 residents per year -15% compared with the previous year
- Recorded Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
- 40
- District Huizum-West
- 51 per 1,000
- Municipality Leeuwarden
- 53 per 1,000
- Nederland
- 45 per 1,000
- Home burglaries per 1,000 homes
- 9,6 7 burglaries
Most common
- Woninginbraak
- 7
- Vernieling
- 4
- Bedreiging
- 2
- Diefstal uit auto
- 1
Safer than average: fewer crimes per resident than nationally. Home burglary and bicycle theft remain the usual concerns. The number of home burglaries per home is high: good-quality locks and fittings (SKG) and lighting are more than a formality here.
Source and methodology
Politie, recorded crimes by neighbourhood (CBS/Politie open data, monthly figures). Small neighbourhoods have low counts; read the figures alongside the number of residents and homes. Not all crimes are reported.
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Frequently asked questions about van der Helststraat 2
What type of home is van der Helststraat 2?
The home at van der Helststraat 2 in Leeuwarden is classified as: hoekwoning, built in 1936, 80 m² living area, 80 m² plot. The address is in the Julianapark neighbourhood, in the municipality of Leeuwarden.
What energy label does van der Helststraat 2 have?
The registered energy label is F (registered 31 December 2020). Average gas and electricity costs for a comparable home are € 198 per month.
Roughly how much is van der Helststraat 2 worth?
The indicative market value is between € 230.000 and € 265.000 (midpoint € 247.000, at Sep 2026 prices), calculated from WOZ values, asking prices and sales of comparable homes in the neighbourhood. This is an indication, not a valuation.
How quiet is it at van der Helststraat 2?
The annual average noise level at the façade is 55 dB Lden (moderate). The main source is road traffic. Around 2 aircraft pass within 2 km each day at altitudes below 3,000 m.
Could van der Helststraat 2 flood?
The national maximum flood depth map shows no flooding scenario for this location.
How safe is the neighbourhood around van der Helststraat 2?
In Julianapark (neighbourhood), the police recorded 26 crimes per 1,000 residents per year, compared with 53 across the municipality and 45 nationally. Leefbaarometer rates liveability as very good.
What amenities are near van der Helststraat 2?
Average distances in the neighbourhood: large supermarket 700 m, GP 900 m, primary school 500 m, nursery 600 m (CBS). This page lists the nearest school, public transport stop, charging point and childcare facility, with their distances from this address.
Where does this data come from?
From public government sources: BAG and Kadaster (property details, plot), EP-Online (energy label), CBS (neighbourhood statistics, price index, energy use), RIVM (noise, air, light, greenery), Klimaateffectatlas and LIWO (heat, water), police open data and Leefbaarometer (safety), and ADS-B networks (air traffic). All calculations are indicative, not a valuation or advice.