
€575,000
Nunspeet

53 homes and apartments for sale in Nunspeet, Netherlands.
24 properties shown

€575,000
Nunspeet

€1,190,000
Nunspeet

€1,290,000
Nunspeet

€1,050,000
Nunspeet

€895,000
Nunspeet

€550,000
Nunspeet
House€315,000
Nunspeet

€499,000
Nunspeet

€429,500
Nunspeet

€699,000
Nunspeet

€575,000
Nunspeet

€359,000
Nunspeet

€429,500
Nunspeet

€439,000
Nunspeet
Apartment€339,000
Nunspeet
House€659,000
Nunspeet
House€517,500
Nunspeet
House€419,000
Nunspeet
House€449,000
Nunspeet
House€775,000
Nunspeet
House€600,000
Nunspeet
House€849,000
Nunspeet

€699,000
Nunspeet

€499,000
Nunspeet
Buyer's guide: Nunspeet
A search for houses for sale in Nunspeet covers a forest-and-water town on the northern edge of the Veluwe. The 53 listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €489,000 (current asking prices), with 50 being houses, and the market suits families.
Numbers are drawn from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €489,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €359,000 to €699,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,225 |
| Median size | 112 m² |
| Listings | 53 |
The listings are 50 houses and 3 apartments. Bedrooms are spread widely: 17 homes have five or more, 13 have four, 11 have three, 7 have two and 5 have one, reflecting everything from bungalows to large family homes. The Dutch house listings give national context, and the villa page shows larger detached options.
Nunspeet lies between the Veluwe forests and the Wolderwijd lake, with beaches, cycling routes and a harbour. Neighbouring towns include Harderwijk, Ermelo and Putten on the Veluwe, with Dronten and Zeewolde across the water in Flevoland and Kampen on the IJssel. The area is popular with families and retirees; trains run to Zwolle and Amersfoort. Note that holiday-park chalets in the area are often restricted to recreational use, so check the zoning (bestemming) before assuming you may live there year-round.
The Netherlands has no restrictions on foreign buyers. Transfer tax is 2% for owner-occupiers and 8% for other homes, such as investment properties, and notary and registry fees come on top, so plan for roughly 4% to 6% in total buyer's costs. Bidding is common, with a building survey (bouwkundige keuring) and a financing clause as standard protections. A Dutch mortgage generally needs Dutch-based income or a long-standing local presence.
The Netherlands buying guide and financing page go through the steps, and the mortgage calculator shows monthly costs. See also the Netherlands overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not always. Many recreational properties cannot be used as a main residence, so check the zoning and the municipality's rules.
2% for owner-occupiers and 8% for other homes.
Not necessarily, but Dutch lenders prefer Dutch income. Many foreign buyers use cash or home-country finance.
It is around 80 km east, roughly an hour by car, so it works better as a family base than a daily commute.