House€339,500
Emmeloord

66 homes and apartments for sale in Emmeloord, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€339,500
Emmeloord
House€349,500
Emmeloord

€275,000
Emmeloord

€469,500
Emmeloord

€625,000
Emmeloord
House€275,000
Emmeloord

€295,000
Emmeloord

€300,000
Emmeloord

€385,000
Emmeloord

€285,000
Emmeloord
House€249,500
Emmeloord

€340,000
Emmeloord

€279,500
Emmeloord

€350,000
Emmeloord

€300,000
Emmeloord
House€339,000
Emmeloord
Apartment€259,000
Emmeloord
House€349,500
Emmeloord
House€295,000
Emmeloord
House€479,500
Emmeloord
House€284,500
Emmeloord
House€409,500
Emmeloord
House€405,000
Emmeloord
House€295,000
Emmeloord
Buyer's guide: Emmeloord
Emmeloord is the main town of the Noordoostpolder in Flevoland, reclaimed from the sea in the 1940s, and RealEstateAbroad lists 66 properties. The median asking price is €344,750, and almost all stock is houses.
Asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Emmeloord |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €344,750 |
| p25 to p75 | €296,250 to €449,875 |
| Price per m² | €3,270 |
| Median size | 116 m² |
| Listings | 66 |
Emmeloord is a value play inside the Netherlands: families trade proximity to Amsterdam for space and a lower price per m².
Houses are 62 of 66 and apartments four. Bedrooms: five one-bed, four two-bed, 20 three-bed, 26 four-bed and 11 larger. Four-bedroom family homes are the largest group, which matches a polder town built with planned residential districts and good school provision.
Browse Dutch houses, apartments and villas. The middle half of the market, from €296,250 to €449,875, is a narrow band, so well-kept terraced and semi-detached homes sell around the median, while newer detached houses on larger plots sit at the top.
The town is laid out around a central square with a landmark water tower, in flat farmland, and is known for its wide skies and cycling routes. Its rural economy rests on arable farming, food processing and some logistics. Zwolle is the nearest big city, and Lelystad is the Flevoland capital. Prices are more moderate than in the Randstad.
Neighbouring markets: Kampen, Dronten, Lelystad, Zwolle, Meppel and Heerenveen. Schokland, a former island and UNESCO site, lies in the polder, and the Ketelmeer and Vollenhoven waters are popular with boaters. Winters can be windy on the open polder, so check insulation and energy labels.
Foreign buyers face no legal bar in the Netherlands. Owner-occupiers pay 2% overdrachtsbelasting and buyers of other homes 8%, which matters if you are an investor. A notary handles the deed, and many buyers hire a buyer's agent (aankoopmakelaar) and commission a building survey. Ground conditions on reclaimed land are generally good, but ask about foundations and any subsidence history.
Lenders can be strict with non-residents. See the Netherlands buying guide, financing page and overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, the Noordoostpolder, reclaimed from the Zuiderzee in the 1940s.
2% for owner-occupiers and 8% for other homes.
Only four of 66 listings, so houses are the norm.
Within regional commuting distance by road.