Apartment€295,000
Den Bosch

361 homes and apartments for sale in Den Bosch, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€295,000
Den Bosch
Apartment€435,000
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House€435,000
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Apartment€549,000
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House€545,000
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House€625,000
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Apartment€589,500
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House€1,025,000
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Apartment€450,000
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Apartment€550,000
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€980,000
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€415,000
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Apartment€439,000
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Apartment€439,000
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€649,000
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€425,000
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€1,057,000
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Apartment€349,500
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House€515,000
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House€415,000
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House€649,000
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House€475,000
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House€295,000
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House€490,000
Den Bosch
Buyer's guide: Den Bosch
Den Bosch, officially 's-Hertogenbosch, is the capital of Noord-Brabant, and the property for sale in Den Bosch on our site has a median asking price of €492,000. Buyers get a walled medieval centre, university-educated workforce and good rail links to Utrecht and Eindhoven. The price spread is unusually tight, which makes it a predictable market to research.
Asking prices from 361 listings:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €492,000 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €419,000 to €649,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,910 |
| Median size | 110 m² |
| Priced listings | 361 |
Houses are 284 of the listings and apartments 77. Four-bedroom homes are the biggest group at 104, followed by two-bedroom at 100 and three-bedroom at 76, with 40 one-bedroom and 21 with five or more. That is a more even split than in many commuter towns, because the city has a well-used centre as well as family suburbs.
For flats near the centre or station, look at apartments in the Netherlands. Larger family homes are on the Dutch houses pages.
The old centre is within the city canals and has the Gothic St John's Cathedral, the Binnendieze waterways and a lively market square. Districts such as Orthen, Rosmalen and Engelen lie around the centre and offer more family housing. The city is the birthplace of the painter Hieronymus Bosch, and the Jheronimus Bosch Art Center sits in the centre.
The city is a regional hub for healthcare, education and logistics, and trains reach Utrecht in roughly half an hour. Buyers include Dutch families relocating from the Randstad, and international staff working across the Brabant region.
Foreign buyers can purchase Dutch property without restrictions. Expect to pay transfer tax of 2% on an owner-occupied home or 8% on other homes, plus notary and valuation costs. Offers often come with conditions such as financing approval and a building survey. Dutch mortgages for non-residents are available but need strong documentation; see the Netherlands financing guide and the consultation page. For the full picture, visit the Netherlands country page.
Vught is a wealthy, leafy suburb with high prices. Schijndel and Sint-Oedenrode are smaller towns to the east. Oss, Waalwijk and Zaltbommel are other commuter options.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Den Bosch is the common short name for the official 's-Hertogenbosch.
The median asking price in our listings is €492,000, with half of homes between €419,000 and €649,000.
Often yes, though banks will want proof of income, a deposit and sometimes local residency. Speak to a Dutch mortgage adviser.
Apartments are 77 of 361 listings, so houses dominate.