
€435,000
Geldrop

84 homes and apartments for sale in Geldrop, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown

€435,000
Geldrop

€995,000
Geldrop
House€385,000
Geldrop

€390,000
Geldrop

€500,000
Geldrop

€485,000
Geldrop

€639,000
Geldrop

€450,000
Geldrop

€469,000
Geldrop

€475,000
Geldrop
House€385,000
Geldrop

€395,000
Geldrop

€500,000
Geldrop

€350,000
Geldrop

€449,000
Geldrop

€430,000
Geldrop

€435,000
Geldrop

€495,000
Geldrop

€399,000
Geldrop

€399,000
Geldrop

€449,000
Geldrop

€550,000
Geldrop
House€599,000
Geldrop
House€550,000
Geldrop
Buyer's guide: Geldrop
Property for sale in Geldrop is mostly houses: 78 of the 84 listings on RealEstateAbroad are houses, at a median asking price of €457,500. The town adjoins Eindhoven in North Brabant, the Netherlands' technology hub.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, all with a stated size.
| Indicator | Geldrop |
|---|---|
| Listings | 84 |
| Median asking price | €457,500 |
| p25 to p75 | €398,000 to €525,000 |
| Price per m² | €4,072 |
| Median size | 116 m² |
With 78 houses and 6 apartments, this is a family market. Four-bedroom homes lead (40), then three-bedroom (26), two-bedroom (9), five-plus (4) and one-bedroom (2). The narrow price band suggests consistent suburban stock. See Dutch houses and apartments.
Geldrop adjoins Eindhoven and offers easy access to the high-tech campus at Brainport and the airport. Engineers, expat employees of regional firms and families seeking more space than the city provides are typical buyers. There are green areas, a pedestrianised centre and cycle paths. Rental demand from expats is real, but check landlord rules and the 8% rate for non-owner-occupied homes. Ask about the energy label, since newer insulation standards and heat-pump readiness affect both running costs and resale. Many Geldrop streets are quiet residential cul-de-sacs with garden space, while homes closer to the Eindhoven border are denser and more urban. If you rely on a car, check parking rules and the traffic at the Eindhoven ring road in rush hours.
Foreigners can buy without restriction. Bidding is competitive, and the purchase agreement is followed by a three-day cooling-off period. Transfer tax is 2% when you live there and 8% for other homes, with a Dutch notary handling the deed. A mortgage requires a stable income; lenders may be cautious with foreign income. Read the Netherlands buying guide and Netherlands mortgage page. The mortgage calculator is helpful for monthly costs.
Close neighbours include Eindhoven, Nuenen, Waalre, Helmond, Valkenswaard and Veldhoven. See the Netherlands page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Often yes per square metre, though family homes in both are expensive. Compare with Eindhoven's page.
A few: 6 of 84 listings.
116 m².
Yes, but the 8% transfer tax applies and rental regulation is strict. Get advice.