
€390,000
Dordrecht

292 homes and apartments for sale in Dordrecht, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown

€390,000
Dordrecht
House€389,000
Dordrecht
Apartment€297,500
Dordrecht
Apartment€209,000
Dordrecht
House€295,000
Dordrecht

€500,000
Dordrecht

€525,000
Dordrecht

€319,000
Dordrecht
Apartment€255,000
Dordrecht

€425,000
Dordrecht

€409,000
Dordrecht

€450,000
Dordrecht

€450,000
Dordrecht
House€525,000
Dordrecht
House€425,000
Dordrecht
House€389,000
Dordrecht
House€95,000
Dordrecht
House€109,500
Dordrecht
House€425,000
Dordrecht
House€409,000
Dordrecht
House€498,000
Dordrecht
House€333,000
Dordrecht
House€379,000
Dordrecht
House€289,000
Dordrecht
Buyer's guide: Dordrecht
Dordrecht, on the island where several branches of the Rhine and Meuse meet, claims to be the oldest city in Holland and keeps a harbour full of 17th-century merchants' houses. We list 292 properties for sale, with a median asking price of €399,500, making Dordrecht real estate a calmer, cheaper alternative to Rotterdam.
These asking prices come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and reflect the stock offered, not completed sales.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 292 |
| Median asking price | €399,500 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €295,000 to €486,125 |
| Median price per m² | €3,960 |
| Median size | 104 m² |
Houses dominate with 260 listings, against 31 apartments and a villa. Three- and four-bedroom homes make up the two largest groups (75 and 76), followed by two-bedroom (67), five-plus (42) and one-bedroom (22). With a median size of 104 m², Dordrecht is clearly a family-house market. See houses in the Netherlands and apartments in the Netherlands for context.
Terraced family homes are the standard product, and a handful of apartments sit in the historic centre and around the station.
The historic centre around the Nieuwe Haven, the Grote Kerk and the Voorstraat shopping street is full of canal-side houses and the highest per-square-metre prices. Stadspolders to the east is a newer residential district with modern family homes, while Sterrenburg and Dubbeldam are green suburbs with detached and semi-detached houses and cycle paths. Crabbehof and Krispijn have a mix of older terraced housing, and Wielwijk and Zuidhoven are more affordable.
The train to Rotterdam takes about 15 to 20 minutes, and a water bus connects with the Rotterdam harbour area. The Biesbosch National Park, a freshwater tidal landscape, lies on the doorstep and provides kayaking and wildlife-watching. Dordrecht has a lower profile than its neighbours, which keeps the market less competitive than in the Randstad core.
The city's identity is built on its harbour and its trading past. Weekend markets, a lively café culture on the Nieuwe Haven and festivals on the water give the historic core a social life that outweighs its size. Because Dordrecht is outside the Randstad core, you will also find more parking and more detached garages than in Rotterdam or Amsterdam.
Dordrecht offers canal-city charm on a smaller budget, with Rotterdam only a quarter of an hour away by train.
The Netherlands is open to foreign buyers, but the process runs on strict timings.
Our Netherlands buying guide and Netherlands mortgage guide explain more, and you can plan repayments in the mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. The train takes about 15 to 20 minutes and prices per square metre are below Rotterdam's centre.
The median asking price is €399,500 and the median price per square metre is €3,960 in our listings.
Sterrenburg, Dubbeldam and Stadspolders have schools, parks and newer family homes.
The city lies in a river delta protected by dikes. Ask for the flood risk assessment and insurance conditions.
Yes, there is no nationality restriction. Mortgage lenders will assess income and residency.