Apartment€239,000
Doetinchem

117 homes and apartments for sale in Doetinchem, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€239,000
Doetinchem
House€609,000
Doetinchem
House€450,000
Doetinchem
Apartment€375,000
Doetinchem
House€415,000
Doetinchem

€315,000
Doetinchem
Apartment€319,000
Doetinchem
Apartment€569,000
Doetinchem

€519,000
Doetinchem

€349,000
Doetinchem
Apartment€245,000
Doetinchem

€389,000
Doetinchem

€339,000
Doetinchem
House€449,000
Doetinchem

€300,000
Doetinchem

€1,850,000
Doetinchem

€300,000
Doetinchem
House€225,000
Doetinchem
Villa€1,200,000
Doetinchem

€325,000
Doetinchem
House€439,000
Doetinchem

€475,000
Doetinchem

€375,000
Doetinchem

€475,000
Doetinchem
Buyer's guide: Doetinchem
Doetinchem is the main town of the Achterhoek in eastern Gelderland, and 117 current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €389,000. The houses are family-sized and the prices are well below Randstad levels.
The figures below are what sellers ask, in euros, based on listings we hold now. Dutch final prices can differ after bidding.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 117 |
| Median asking price | €389,000 |
| Middle half of listings (p25 to p75) | €335,000 to €475,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,534 |
| Median size | 112 m² |
Houses are 95 listings, apartments 21 and villas 1. Bedrooms: 39 with four, 34 with three, 27 with two, 14 with five or more and 2 with one. The narrow range between the lower and upper quartile shows a fairly uniform stock of terraced and semi-detached family homes. See houses in the Netherlands.
The Achterhoek is a rural region of fields, estates and small towns near the German border. Doetinchem has a walkable centre, a rail link to Arnhem and a regional hospital. Neighbouring markets on our site include Zevenaar, Zutphen, Velp, Lochem, Huissen and Arnhem, the nearest big city.
The local population is ageing, and buyers are mostly local families and commuters willing to travel for lower prices.
Expect bidding to be calmer than in Amsterdam or Utrecht, but well-priced family homes still attract several offers. Check for a purchase clause on asbestos or subsidence if the house predates the 1980s.
Transfer tax is 2% if you will live in the home and 8% for other homes. A civil-law notary handles the deed. A building survey is optional but useful. Non-residents can buy but may find mortgages difficult, and investors face the 8% rate. Read the Netherlands buying guide and the Netherlands country page, or see apartments in the Netherlands for lower-cost options.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Our median asking price is €389,000, or €3,534 per m². Compare other markets on the site for a wider view.
95 of 117 listings are houses.
Yes, but the 8% transfer tax applies to non-owner-occupied homes.
It is in the Achterhoek, near the German border; check distances for cross-border plans.
No. A foreign buyer can purchase, but a Dutch bank account and tax number are practical and a notary will ask for identity and funds proof.