
€469,500
Apeldoorn

448 homes and apartments for sale in Apeldoorn, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown

€469,500
Apeldoorn
House€399,500
Apeldoorn
House€399,500
Apeldoorn
Apartment€325,000
Apeldoorn
Apartment€275,000
Apeldoorn
House€398,500
Apeldoorn
House€600,000
Apeldoorn
House€2,295,000
Apeldoorn
House€384,500
Apeldoorn
House€395,000
Apeldoorn
House€389,000
Apeldoorn
Apartment€269,500
Apeldoorn
House€399,000
Apeldoorn
Apartment€400,000
Apeldoorn
Apartment€495,000
Apeldoorn

€838,500
Apeldoorn

€485,000
Apeldoorn

€1,275,000
Apeldoorn

€595,000
Apeldoorn
House€1,275,000
Apeldoorn
House€449,000
Apeldoorn

€750,000
Apeldoorn
House€579,000
Apeldoorn

€399,000
Apeldoorn
Buyer's guide: Apeldoorn
Apeldoorn is one of the largest towns in the Netherlands that is not a city by status, set in Gelderland beside the Veluwe woodlands, and it is known for roomy family houses. The 448 current listings carry a median asking price of €449,500 and a median floor area of 115 m².
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Apeldoorn |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €449,500 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €375,000 to €595,000 |
| Price per m² | €4,103 |
| Typical size | 115 m² |
| Listings | 448 |
Houses account for 371 listings, apartments 71 and villas 6. Four-bedroom homes (141) are the largest bedroom group, ahead of three (118), two (77), five or more (72) and one (29). That makes Apeldoorn one of the larger-home markets among the Dutch places we cover. See the national Dutch house listings for context.
The town has the Het Loo royal palace and gardens, the Veluwe's cycling and walking trails, and a large insurance and government employment base. Neighbourhoods such as Berg en Bos, Het Loo and Zevenhuizen suit families, while the centre has apartments close to the station. Trains reach Amersfoort, Utrecht and Amsterdam, though the journey to the capital takes about an hour or longer. Buyers are often families leaving the Randstad. Look at Utrecht or Almere if you want to compare commuter options.
The Netherlands has no general ban on foreign property buyers. If you plan to live in the home, the lower owner-occupier transfer tax rate applies; investors pay more, so check current rates. Make your offer through a buying agent or directly, then sign the purchase agreement and observe the three-day cooling-off period. Conditions such as financing and building inspection are standard, and the deed passes before a civil-law notary. A woodland setting may mean protected-nature restrictions on extensions or tree removal, so ask the municipality. Details are in our Dutch guide, and see Dutch mortgages for non-resident rules.
Planning limits on woodland plots can shape what you may extend or fell.
Check the energy label, since heating a large detached house is a real expense, and ask about any solar panels and whether they are owned or leased.
Last updated 8 October 2026
For some. The train to Utrecht is reasonable, but the capital is a longer commute.
Only 71 of 448 listings, so family homes dominate.
A large forested nature area with trails, which is a draw for outdoor lovers.
Well-priced homes can attract several bids, so have finance arranged.