Apartment€475,000
Baarn

63 homes and apartments for sale in Baarn, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€475,000
Baarn

€485,000
Baarn

€475,000
Baarn
Apartment€385,000
Baarn

€1,250,000
Baarn
Villa€1,675,000
Baarn

€795,000
Baarn

€475,000
Baarn

€525,000
Baarn
Villa€845,000
Baarn

€729,000
Baarn
House€789,000
Baarn
Villa€1,375,000
Baarn

€485,000
Baarn

€925,000
Baarn

€550,000
Baarn
Villa€995,000
Baarn

€885,000
Baarn

€425,000
Baarn

€487,500
Baarn

€770,000
Baarn

€497,500
Baarn

€595,000
Baarn
Villa€875,000
Baarn
Buyer's guide: Baarn
Property for sale in Baarn means buying in one of the Netherlands' established green commuter towns, in the east of Utrecht province. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €615,000 across 63 properties, with houses and a few villas in the mix.
The statistics come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices. Baarn's price per square metre is among the highest of the Dutch towns in this batch, reflecting its woodland setting and its pull for Amsterdam commuters.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 63 |
| Median asking price | €615,000 |
| Middle 50% of prices | €482,000 to €870,000 |
| Median price per m² | €5,743 |
| Median size | 116 m² |
Houses make up 50 of the 63 listings, with 7 apartments and 6 villas. See more on the Netherlands house page. Three-bedroom homes (23) and four-bedroom homes (24) are the core of supply, with 9 two-bedroom listings, 3 one-bedroom listings and 2 with five or more.
The spread between €482,000 and €870,000 for the middle half shows a market that runs from terraced houses to large detached villas on wooded plots.
| Bedrooms | Listings |
|---|---|
| 1 | 3 |
| 2 | 9 |
| 3 | 23 |
| 4 | 24 |
| 5+ | 2 |
Baarn lies between Amersfoort and Hilversum, on the edge of the Utrecht Hill Ridge and the Gooi woodlands. It is known for its villa districts, tree-lined lanes and Soestdijk Palace, the former royal residence that has been repurposed as a cultural and residential site. Many streets feel more like parkland than town.
Trains run from Baarn to Amersfoort, Utrecht and, via a change at Hilversum or Weesp, Amsterdam; typical journeys to Utrecht or Amsterdam are in the 30 to 45 minute range. This makes Baarn popular with Amsterdam and Utrecht professionals who want a quieter family setting.
For comparisons, look at the larger markets of Amsterdam, Utrecht, Almere, or the Brabant tech region around Eindhoven.
Foreigners have no special restrictions in the Netherlands. In a competitive town like Baarn:
Our Netherlands consultation guide and financing guide go further. National data sits on the Netherlands page.
Running costs for a Baarn villa include municipal OZB tax, water board charges, insurance and heating, which can be substantial in older properties with high ceilings and single glazing. A structural survey is worthwhile for houses built before 1970. The Utrecht province has strict rules on forest edges and protected nature, which can limit extensions and outbuildings, so ask the municipality for the zoning plan. If you plan to renovate, check subsidy schemes for insulation and heat pumps, though conditions change. International families should check school places in Hilversum, Amersfoort and Utrecht before buying, since Baarn has limited international education itself. For wider context, see the Netherlands market analysis.
On wooded plots, ask about tree preservation orders, drainage and roots near foundations. Use the mortgage calculator to test your budget.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It works if you can accept a 35 to 45 minute train trip with a possible change. Utrecht and Amersfoort are faster by rail.
Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €615,000, with the middle half between €482,000 and €870,000.
Yes. Six of the 63 listings are villas, and many large detached houses are in the villa districts. Heritage rules can apply.
No. Anyone can buy property in the Netherlands, though getting a Dutch mortgage as a non-resident may need extra documents.
Often, particularly for well-kept family homes. Prepare financing and a buyer's agent in advance so you can move quickly.