
€389,000
Noordwijkerhout

54 homes and apartments for sale in Noordwijkerhout, Netherlands.
24 properties shown

€389,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€319,000
Noordwijkerhout
Villa€2,650,000
Noordwijkerhout

€585,000
Noordwijkerhout
Villa€1,200,000
Noordwijkerhout

€2,900,000
Noordwijkerhout

€483,500
Noordwijkerhout
Villa€2,595,000
Noordwijkerhout

€635,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€375,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€389,000
Noordwijkerhout

€695,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€389,000
Noordwijkerhout

€469,000
Noordwijkerhout
Villa€749,000
Noordwijkerhout

€529,000
Noordwijkerhout
Apartment€290,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€895,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€400,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€479,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€895,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€475,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€700,000
Noordwijkerhout
House€445,000
Noordwijkerhout
Buyer's guide: Noordwijkerhout
Property for sale in Noordwijkerhout covers a village in the Dutch bulb region, with a median asking price of €567,000 across 54 listings on RealEstateAbroad. Houses are the main product, and family-sized homes lead. The coast is minutes away.
Asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Noordwijkerhout |
|---|---|
| Listings | 54 |
| Median asking price | €567,000 |
| Middle half | €450,375 to €783,500 |
| Median per m² | €4,958 |
| Median size | 126 m² |
There are 45 houses, 5 apartments and 4 villas. Bedrooms: 5 one-bed, 8 two-bed, 10 three-bed, 17 four-bed and 13 with five or more. Larger homes are well represented, which suits families and those seeking space between the dunes and the flower fields.
See Dutch villas and apartments.
Noordwijkerhout is a village between Noordwijk's beach and Lisse, home to the famous Keukenhof gardens in spring. Leiden, The Hague and Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport are all within a short drive, making it popular with commuters and international staff. Cyclists enjoy the bulb fields and dunes.
Spring tourist traffic around the bulb fields can be heavy.
Homes close to the bulb fields and dunes carry a premium, while streets nearer the main road are cheaper. Ask about energy labels, since the Dutch market now prices them in heavily, and about any plans for new building on the village edge. Holiday-park rules in the area are strict, so confirm that a house may be used as a permanent or second home before you offer.
Anyone can buy in the Netherlands. Transfer tax stands at 2% for a home you will live in and 8% for other homes. A notary, a building survey and, for a mortgage, advisory fees come on top. Check whether the plot is freehold or leasehold (erfpacht), as leasehold payments can be large, and read the owners' association papers for flats.
The Dutch buying guide and financing page explain the steps.
Noordwijk, Lisse, Hillegom, Katwijk, Rijnsburg and Oegstgeest are close. See Netherlands.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, Noordwijk's beach is a few kilometres away.
About 25 to 30 minutes by car.
Leasehold land, where you pay ground rent. Check terms before buying.
No, but second homes pay 8% transfer tax.
Only 5 of 54 listings.