House€345,000
Meppel

95 homes and apartments for sale in Meppel, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€345,000
Meppel
House€549,000
Meppel
Apartment€525,000
Meppel

€350,000
Meppel

€300,000
Meppel

€535,000
Meppel

€375,000
Meppel

€405,000
Meppel
House€279,750
Meppel

€575,000
Meppel

€729,000
Meppel

€325,000
Meppel

€479,500
Meppel

€550,000
Meppel

€298,000
Meppel

€339,000
Meppel

€439,000
Meppel

€350,000
Meppel

€450,000
Meppel
House€275,000
Meppel

€449,500
Meppel

€540,000
Meppel

€800,000
Meppel

€365,000
Meppel
Buyer's guide: Meppel
Meppel is a canal-side town in Drenthe with good rail connections, and 95 homes are on RealEstateAbroad. The median asking price is €400,000 and the median price per m² is €3,899. Houses lead with 79 listings, against 16 apartments.
Asking prices from live listings:
| Measure | Meppel |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €400,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €334,500 to €490,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,899 |
| Median size | 111 m² |
| Listings | 95 |
Three-bedroom and four-bedroom homes each account for 28 listings, with 24 two-bedroom, 11 with five or more and four one-bedroom. The spread between €334,500 and €490,000 is fairly narrow, which suggests modern family houses in similar neighbourhoods.
For comparison, a median home of 111 m² at €3,899 per m² costs noticeably less than similar space in the western provinces, which is the main reason buyers look north.
Meppel lies on a rail junction, with trains running toward Zwolle, Groningen and the Randstad. Zwolle is the nearest larger city, around 25 km away, and Giethoorn's waterways are nearby. Buyers include families who want more space than Zwolle offers and commuters using the train. It also gives access to the quiet northern landscape of Drenthe and Overijssel.
Larger Zwolle is a separate listing: see Zwolle. Nearer small towns include Hoogeveen and Kampen, with Emmeloord, Hardenberg and Heerenveen as further markets in neighbouring provinces.
Before you offer, check the energy label and ask whether the plot is owned outright or held on leasehold (erfpacht), which adds an annual ground-rent payment. In a town with a canal and a low-lying landscape, a building survey should also look at foundations and moisture.
There is no restriction on foreign buyers. The transfer tax is 2% for a home you live in and 8% for other homes. A notary completes the deed. Mortgage lenders generally prefer buyers with Dutch income, so overseas buyers often need more equity. Read our Netherlands buying guide and financing guide, then see the Netherlands overview or browse apartments.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, with its rail junction, especially toward Zwolle.
Mostly houses with three or four bedrooms.
2% for a main home, 8% otherwise.
Yes, no restrictions.