House€420,000
Nieuwegein

221 homes and apartments for sale in Nieuwegein, Netherlands.
24 properties shown
House€420,000
Nieuwegein
House€485,000
Nieuwegein
House€795,000
Nieuwegein
House€435,000
Nieuwegein
House€539,000
Nieuwegein
Apartment€1,234,567
Nieuwegein
House€485,000
Nieuwegein

€499,000
Nieuwegein

€500,000
Nieuwegein

€499,000
Nieuwegein

€589,000
Nieuwegein

€695,000
Nieuwegein
House€300,000
Nieuwegein

€399,000
Nieuwegein

€775,000
Nieuwegein
House€285,000
Nieuwegein
House€425,000
Nieuwegein
House€345,000
Nieuwegein
House€275,000
Nieuwegein

€450,000
Nieuwegein
House€1,895,000
Nieuwegein

€475,000
Nieuwegein

€475,000
Nieuwegein

€675,000
Nieuwegein
Buyer's guide: Nieuwegein
Nieuwegein is a post-war growth town immediately south of Utrecht, and RealEstateAbroad lists 221 homes there at a median asking price of €475,000. Houses make up 167 of the listings, with 54 apartments for those who want a smaller budget or a lock-up-and-leave base.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 221 |
| Median asking price | €475,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €395,000 - €545,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,607 |
| Median size | 108 m² |
By bedrooms: 65 four-bedroom, 59 three-bedroom, 48 two-bedroom, 23 one-bedroom and 22 five-plus. The narrow price band, with the middle half within €150,000, shows a uniform stock of terraced and semi-detached homes built from the 1970s onward. See Dutch houses and apartments.
Energy labels matter: homes from the 1970s often have lower labels, and renovation or heat-pump costs can be significant. Many buyers ask for a building inspection (bouwkundige keuring) before finalising.
Nieuwegein sits on the Lek canal and the A2 and A12 motorways, with a fast tram line (sneltram) running to Utrecht Centraal. Its centre, City Plaza, is a large shopping and services hub, and green belts and the Nedereindse Plas lake provide recreation. Utrecht's jobs and universities keep the rental market tight, so investors see steady demand.
Residents are commuters to Utrecht, Amsterdam and Den Haag. Nearby places to compare include Utrecht, Houten, IJsselstein, Vianen, Vleuten and De Meern.
Foreign buyers face no ownership restrictions. Transfer tax is 2% if you will live in the home and 8% for other homes, which includes most investment purchases. After a bid is accepted, you usually have a three-day cooling-off period, and a notary prepares the deed. Check the VvE (owners' association) finances for flats.
See our Netherlands guide, mortgage options and the Netherlands page. A mortgage estimate is available on the mortgage calculator.
Dutch rent regulation is tight for mid-range homes; check how it affects returns before buying to let.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No, it is a separate municipality next to Utrecht.
By tram, bus or car; the sneltram is quick.
The Lek canal and local ponds are features.
Yes, with the 8% transfer tax rate and rent rules.