
€995,000
Nijkerk

87 homes and apartments for sale in Nijkerk, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown

€995,000
Nijkerk

€389,000
Nijkerk

€935,000
Nijkerk

€650,000
Nijkerk

€485,000
Nijkerk
House€425,000
Nijkerk

€495,000
Nijkerk

€685,000
Nijkerk

€725,000
Nijkerk

€625,000
Nijkerk

€487,500
Nijkerk

€695,000
Nijkerk

€485,000
Nijkerk

€545,000
Nijkerk
Villa€995,000
Nijkerk

€750,000
Nijkerk
House€435,000
Nijkerk
House€1,239,000
Nijkerk
Apartment€515,000
Nijkerk
House€389,000
Nijkerk
House€415,000
Nijkerk
House€539,000
Nijkerk
House€1,295,000
Nijkerk
Apartment€365,000
Nijkerk
Buyer's guide: Nijkerk
This guide to property for sale in Nijkerk draws on 87 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, with a median asking price of €495,000. Nijkerk is a town on the western edge of Gelderland, close to the Utrecht border, and it appeals to buyers who want space and a quieter pace within reach of Amersfoort.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings:
| Figure | Nijkerk |
|---|---|
| Listings | 87 |
| Median price | €495,000 |
| Interquartile range | €427,000 to €650,000 |
| Median €/m² | €4,467 |
| Median floor area | 121 m² |
Houses account for 80 of the 87 listings, with 6 apartments and 1 villa. Compare with the national house listings or the smaller apartment market.
By bedroom count, 4-bedroom homes (27) and 3-bedroom homes (26) are most common, then 17 with five or more and 15 with two. Just one listing has a single bedroom. The narrow price band, with a €427,000 lower quartile, shows few cheap entry points here.
Nijkerk lies near the Nuldernauw and the Veluwemeer shoreline and close to the Veluwe forest, so outdoor space is part of the appeal. The A28 motorway passes the town, which puts Amersfoort, Utrecht and Zwolle within a reasonable drive.
The historic town centre is compact, and surrounding villages such as Nijkerkerveen are largely residential. Expect a family, commuter-led market rather than an expat enclave, so plan to deal in Dutch or through a bilingual agent.
Hire your own buyer's agent (aankoopmakelaar) and have the notary check the title. Ask for the energy label, and request information on any foundation or roof work, as older farmhouse-style homes in the area can need investment.
The tax picture is simple: 2% transfer tax if you will live in the home, 8% for other homes. Mortgage appetite for non-residents is limited, so read our Netherlands mortgage guide before you bid. The step-by-step buying guide lists the legal stages.
Amersfoort is the regional city with more apartments and amenities. Putten and Bunschoten-Spakenburg are neighbouring villages, and Barneveld lies to the south. For the whole market, see Netherlands property for sale.
Last updated 8 October 2026
At a €495,000 median asking price it is mid-to-upper range for a small town, driven by the size of the homes on offer. The median home is 121 m².
Amersfoort is the nearest city and Utrecht is reachable via the A28. Schiphol is the main international airport; check journey times for your travel pattern.
It is possible but harder for non-residents, and many Dutch lenders expect income or assets in the Netherlands. Speak to a broker before making an offer.
Our data does not split new from resale stock. Ask agents about current developments and check whether the 2% or 8% transfer tax, or VAT, applies to the specific home.