€545,000
Lelystad
5 bd 1 ba 157 m²
Lelystad Real Estate: Family Houses in the Flevoland Polder
221 homes and apartments for sale in Lelystad, Netherlands.
Photo: Nikolai Kolosov / Unsplash
Properties for sale in Lelystad
24 properties shown
€375,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 110 m²
€275,000
Lelystad
3 bd 2 ba 147 m²
€550,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 110 m²
€445,000
Lelystad
4 bd 1 ba 143 m²
€350,000
Lelystad
4 bd 1 ba 131 m²
€335,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 104 m²
€340,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 92 m²
€425,000
Lelystad
3 bd 2 ba 123 m²
Villa€700,000
Lelystad
4 bd 2 ba 154 m²
House€250,000
Lelystad
1 bd 1 ba 68 m²
Villa€795,000
Lelystad
6 bd 2 ba 203 m²
€335,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 111 m²
€348,000
Lelystad
4 bd 1 ba 117 m²
€635,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 176 m²
€619,000
Lelystad
4 bd 1 ba 181 m²
Villa€675,000
Lelystad
2 bd 1 ba 135 m²
€350,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 125 m²
€310,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 98 m²
Villa€750,000
Lelystad
2 bd 1 ba 136 m²
Villa€685,000
Lelystad
5 bd 1 ba 157 m²
€415,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 112 m²
€550,000
Lelystad
3 bd 1 ba 120 m²
€495,000
Lelystad
5 bd 1 ba 148 m²
Buyer's guide: Lelystad
Lelystad, the capital of Flevoland, is a planned city built on reclaimed land. RealEstateAbroad has 221 listings with a median asking price of €400,000, and houses account for 194 of them, making it a family-home market a short train ride from Amsterdam.
Lelystad price table
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 221 |
| Median asking price | €400,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €355,000 - €525,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,395 |
| Median size | 127 m² |
Dutch family homes
Houses: 194; apartments: 17; villas: 10. Four-bedroom homes lead (90), followed by three-bedroom (65), five-plus (34), two-bedroom (22) and one-bedroom (4). Terraced and semi-detached houses with gardens are standard. For national supply see Dutch houses, apartments and villas.
Most neighbourhoods were planned with cycle paths, parks and primary schools within walking distance, which suits families. Energy labels vary by build year, so factor in insulation upgrades when comparing older houses.
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The polder city
Lelystad was founded in 1967 on land reclaimed from the former Zuiderzee. Its districts include Zuiderzeewijk, Boswijk and the harbour area around Bataviahaven, home to the Batavia Stad outlet and a replica ship. The Oostvaardersplassen nature reserve is on the doorstep. Trains reach Amsterdam in 35 to 45 minutes, which draws commuters priced out of the capital.
Buyers include Amsterdam-area families, relocating professionals and investors in rental homes. Compare Almere, Dronten, Zeewolde, Harderwijk, Ermelo and Nunspeet.
Dutch buying rules and costs
Foreigners can buy freely. Transfer tax is 2% for homes you will live in and 8% for other homes, so a foreign buyer who does not occupy the property pays the higher rate. A notary handles the deed. Asking prices are often exceeded in competitive neighbourhoods, and conditions such as financing or building inspection are usual. Non-resident mortgages are possible but limited.
Read our Netherlands guide, mortgage page and the Netherlands overview.
Ground lease
Check whether the land is owned or leased (erfpacht) and what the ground-lease terms are.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Lelystad: FAQ
How far is Amsterdam?
About 35 to 45 minutes by train.
Is the land on which houses stand reclaimed?
Yes, all of Flevoland is reclaimed from the water.
Can non-residents buy?
Yes, with the 8% rate if you won't live there.
Is there flood risk?
Flood defences are strong, but ask about local water boards.
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