House€575,000
Goirle

51 homes and apartments for sale in Goirle, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€575,000
Goirle
House€330,000
Goirle

€635,000
Goirle

€375,000
Goirle

€439,000
Goirle

€575,000
Goirle

€575,000
Goirle

€365,000
Goirle

€615,000
Goirle

€375,000
Goirle

€499,000
Goirle
Villa€1,595,000
Goirle

€635,000
Goirle
House€749,000
Goirle
Villa€950,000
Goirle

€735,000
Goirle

€675,000
Goirle

€539,000
Goirle
House€539,000
Goirle
House€450,000
Goirle
House€595,000
Goirle
House€845,000
Goirle
House€545,000
Goirle
Apartment€749,000
Goirle
Buyer's guide: Goirle
Goirle is a municipality bordering Tilburg in Noord-Brabant, and its 51 listings carry a median asking price of €575,000. Four-bedroom houses lead the market, which makes it a good fit for families who want more space than Tilburg's centre offers.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros.
| Measure | Goirle |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €575,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €439,000 to €715,000 |
| € per m² | €4,116 |
| Median size | 132 m² |
| Listings | 51 |
Houses make up 44 listings, apartments 5 and villas 2. By bedroom count: 26 four-bedroom, 12 three-bedroom, 7 with five or more, 5 two-bedroom and 1 one-bedroom.
See houses in the Netherlands and apartments to widen the search.
Goirle is a green residential town on the southern edge of Tilburg, which has a university, hospitals and a large rail station. Eindhoven and its airport are roughly 35 km to the east, and Breda is about 25 km west. Cycling infrastructure is dense, and the area has woods and heathland close by. Prices are lower than around Utrecht but follow the national trend of strong demand for family housing.
Family homes in Brabant often attract several viewings in the first week, and sellers may set an offer deadline. A local buyer's agent (aankoopmakelaar) can help you set a ceiling, add conditions and negotiate on defects found in the inspection. Ask for the energy label, the age of the boiler and the roof, and the status of any extensions, since permits matter. Many streets are in 1970s to 2000s estates, so insulation upgrades are a common cost to budget for after purchase.
There is no restriction on foreign buyers. Transfer tax is 2% for a home you live in and 8% for other homes, so investors and second-home buyers pay far more. Expect notary and registration fees, plus a building inspection. Sales contracts normally include a three-day cooling-off period, and conditions such as financing are common. A BSN number helps with the notary and banks.
See our Netherlands buying guide and mortgage guide.
Tilburg is adjacent, with Oosterhout, Waalwijk and Vught nearby. Breda and Bladel are within driving distance. See the Netherlands overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, Goirle borders Tilburg and shares many services, including hospitals, the station and shopping. Many residents work in Tilburg or commute onwards to Eindhoven and Breda.
No, houses dominate, with 44 of the 51 listings against only 5 apartments. If you want a flat, you may prefer to search in Tilburg itself.
The main extra cost is transfer tax, 2% for a home you will live in and 8% for other homes. Add notary fees, any buyer's agent fee and inspection costs.
Yes, under conditions, though lenders look at your income, residency status and the property type. Read our financing guide and speak to a mortgage adviser before bidding.