House€695,000
Ijsselstein

61 homes and apartments for sale in IJsselstein, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€695,000
Ijsselstein

€550,000
IJsselstein

€470,000
IJsselstein

€450,000
IJsselstein

€550,000
IJsselstein

€450,000
IJsselstein

€569,000
IJsselstein

€550,000
IJsselstein

€395,000
IJsselstein
Apartment€575,000
IJsselstein

€480,000
IJsselstein
House€475,000
Ijsselstein
House€800,000
Ijsselstein
House€765,000
Ijsselstein
House€495,000
Ijsselstein
House€475,000
Ijsselstein
House€459,000
Ijsselstein
House€575,000
Ijsselstein
House€450,000
Ijsselstein
House€450,000
Ijsselstein
House€525,000
Ijsselstein
Apartment€375,000
Ijsselstein

€569,000
IJsselstein

€385,000
IJsselstein
Buyer's guide: IJsselstein
IJsselstein is a small moated town just south of Utrecht, and it works as a commuter base for the city. Our 61 current listings are mostly houses (54), with a median asking price of €475,000 and a narrow middle range of €450,000 to €550,000. Apartments are rare at 7 listings.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 61 |
| Median asking price | €475,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €450,000 - €550,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,387 |
| Median size | 112 m² |
The stock is typical Dutch post-war and modern family housing: 25 four-bedroom, 22 three-bedroom, 9 two-bedroom, 4 with five or more and 1 one-bedroom. The narrow price band shows how similar many of the homes are. Explore Dutch houses and apartments to compare.
Ask for the energy label, the age of the roof and heating system, and whether the foundations or wooden piles have been inspected, as parts of the Dutch lowlands have settlement issues. Dutch sellers often set a viewing deadline for bids, so line up your financing and notary beforehand.
Foreign buyers are free to purchase. Transfer tax is 2% for a home you will occupy and 8% for investment homes. The notary registers the deed. Many buyers commission a building inspection, and bidding often goes above asking. See the Netherlands guide, the consultation page and financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
We cannot make a fair comparison from this page alone, but the median asking price here is €475,000 and the homes are mainly family houses, not city flats.
Yes, the tram line serves the IJsselstein and Nieuwegein area. Check timetable and journey times for your route.
Only 7 of 61 listings, so the choice is limited.
Transfer tax is 8% for non-owner-occupied homes, versus 2% for a home you live in.