House€425,000
Hardenberg

57 homes and apartments for sale in Hardenberg, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€425,000
Hardenberg
House€695,000
Hardenberg
House€359,500
Hardenberg

€995,000
Hardenberg
Apartment€445,000
Hardenberg
House€995,000
Hardenberg

€450,000
Hardenberg

€375,000
Hardenberg

€395,000
Hardenberg

€430,000
Hardenberg

€425,000
Hardenberg

€340,000
Hardenberg

€695,000
Hardenberg

€599,000
Hardenberg

€415,000
Hardenberg

€395,000
Hardenberg
House€585,000
Hardenberg
House€315,000
Hardenberg
House€400,000
Hardenberg
House€595,000
Hardenberg
House€299,000
Hardenberg
House€310,000
Hardenberg
House€572,500
Hardenberg
House€310,000
Hardenberg
Buyer's guide: Hardenberg
Hardenberg real estate is almost entirely houses: 56 of 57 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, with a median asking price of €430,000 and a median size of 135 m². Hardenberg is a municipality in Overijssel, in the eastern Netherlands near the German border, and offers more space per euro than the Randstad.
All values are asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €430,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €359,500 to €595,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,264 |
| Median size | 135 m² |
| Listings | 57 |
Four-bedroom houses lead with 20, followed by 17 three-bed, 15 with five or more, 4 two-bed and 1 one-bed. The only flat is a single apartment. Buyers looking for a detached or semi-detached home with a garden find more choice here than in west Netherlands towns; see Dutch houses and villas.
Transfer tax is 2% for homes you will occupy yourself and 8% otherwise. The notary sends the deed to the land registry. A building survey is customary, particularly for older farmhouses, and a financing condition protects you if the mortgage falls through. Overseas buyers may need a Dutch bank account and BSN number for tax purposes.
See our Netherlands buying guide, financing guide and country page.
Expect a calmer lifestyle than the Randstad: low-rise towns, forests and cycle routes, with a good supply of schools and supermarkets in Hardenberg and Dedemsvaart. Winters are cooler and more rural, and public transport is thinner outside the main stations. Buyers are typically families, local workers and people from the western Netherlands who want space or work in nearby German border regions. Check the energy label, since older farmhouses and 1970s houses may need insulation upgrades.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median is 135 m², reflecting lower land prices than in the Randstad.
Hardenberg is in Overijssel, close to the German border.
2% for owner-occupiers, 8% for other buyers.
Almost none in the current set.