Buying a home in Koningsveldbuurt, Delft.
Koningsveldbuurt is where you'll find families who've chosen to stay put. The homes are mostly 1930s through 1970s stock, well-kept and more affordable than Delft's centre. You're walking distance to the Technical University campus and local schools, which draws a lot of parents. What probably matters to you: it doesn't feel touristy—just a neighbourhood with its own shops and a calm rhythm, yet you're ten minutes from the Markt.
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Best things and drawbacks to living in Koningsveldbuurt
Pros:
- Direct train connection to Rotterdam and The Hague via Delft station (10 minutes' walk)
- Plenty of 1930s houses with original details and spacious rooms; much better maintained than in other Delft neighborhoods
- Close to TU Delft campus and city centre; no car needed for daily errands
- Quiet, tree-lined streets (especially along Koningsplein and Nassaulaan) with minimal through traffic
Cons:
- Limited housing supply; the neighborhood is small and many owners stay for decades
- Parking is scarce and mostly on-street; most houses lack their own driveway
- Higher house prices than other Delft neighborhoods due to location and condition
- Few restaurants or bars within the neighborhood itself; everything is in the city centre or on the TU Delft campus
Living environment
Fewer registered crimes than most neighborhoods in Delft
- Per 1,000 residents (12 mo)
- 35.48
- Total registered (12 mo)
- 496
- Residential burglary
- 18
- Theft
- 144
- Violence and threats
- 29
- Vandalism and public order
- 37
Indicative, based on registered crimes (police/CBS) over the past twelve months. This is not an official safety rating.
Source: Police/CBS· Figures through June 2026
What does Koningsveldbuurt offer?
In Delft you live among students, young families, and people with deep roots here. The homes are often from the 17th and 18th centuries, with tall windows and deep rooms, lined tightly along the canals. The centre is compact and walkable, but also busy: lots of cyclists, plenty of university noise. Outside the historic core you'll find newer neighbourhoods with more space and less tourism. The train to Rotterdam and The Hague is quick, so you're not trapped in the centre if your work is elsewhere.
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Housing market Koningsveldbuurt
In Delft, the real estate market remains stable with 306 homes sold this quarter, matching the previous quarter. The average transaction price rose to 490,000 euros this quarter from 473,000 euros last quarter. The average transaction price per square meter went from 5,447 euros to 5,335 euros. The average list price increased to 475,000 euros this quarter from 448,000 euros last quarter. Additionally, the average WOZ-value this year is 5% higher than last year, reflecting a steady demand in the market.
Updated: May 2026
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