House€425,000
Naaldwijk

78 homes and apartments for sale in Naaldwijk, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€425,000
Naaldwijk
House€549,000
Naaldwijk
Villa€1,395,000
Naaldwijk

€600,000
Naaldwijk

€398,000
Naaldwijk
House€649,000
Naaldwijk

€895,000
Naaldwijk

€995,000
Naaldwijk
House€600,000
Naaldwijk

€650,000
Naaldwijk

€779,500
Naaldwijk
House€750,000
Naaldwijk

€525,000
Naaldwijk
Apartment€895,000
Naaldwijk
House€450,000
Naaldwijk
House€450,000
Naaldwijk
Apartment€1,075,000
Naaldwijk
House€479,000
Naaldwijk
Apartment€775,000
Naaldwijk
Apartment€445,000
Naaldwijk
House€600,000
Naaldwijk
House€500,000
Naaldwijk
House€460,000
Naaldwijk
Apartment€300,000
Naaldwijk
Buyer's guide: Naaldwijk
Naaldwijk real estate sits at the centre of the Westland, the Dutch greenhouse horticulture district. Of 78 listings, 64 are houses and 13 are apartments, with a median asking price of €525,000. Here is how the numbers break down, and what to know before you buy.
From current listings on RealEstateAbroad; actual sales may differ.
| Indicator | Figure |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €525,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €452,500 to €736,250 |
| Price per m² | €5,126 |
| Median living area | 114 m² |
| Listings | 78 |
64 houses, 13 apartments and 1 villa. Bedrooms: 22 with four, 18 with two, 16 with three, 16 with five or more and 6 with one. The upper quartile of €736,250 reflects larger detached homes and properties with more land. See houses in the Netherlands and villas.
Naaldwijk is the largest town of the Westland municipality in Zuid-Holland, between The Hague and Rotterdam and a short way from the North Sea. The surrounding landscape is dominated by glasshouses, and the area relies on road and bus links rather than a railway line. Residents work in horticulture, logistics and the ports.
Close neighbours include 's-Gravenzande, Maassluis, Rijswijk, Delft, The Hague and Vlaardingen. The Hague and Delft cost more per m² for city apartments; Naaldwijk delivers more house for the money.
You may buy without restriction. Transfer tax is 2% if you will live in the home and 8% for other homes. Expect notary fees, a valuation, and an optional buyer's agent. After signing the purchase agreement you have a three-day cooling-off period. Ask about the greenhouse proximity, noise and the zoning plan (bestemmingsplan) when viewing near horticultural land.
See the Dutch buying guide, mortgage options and mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is in the same wider region and linked by road and bus, but check commuting times for your own route. The Hague has its own listings page. Delft and The Hague also have good rail links.
Not necessarily, but ask about lighting, noise and any planned expansion, which the municipality's zoning plan will show. Neighbouring glasshouse operations are a normal part of life here.
No. You pay it once, at 2% for your own home or 8% for other homes. If you buy a second home, plan for the 8% rate.
Lenders usually want income in the Netherlands, so cash or foreign-financed purchases are more common. Compare with a notary or advisor who handles cross-border cases.