
€385,000
Oldenzaal

62 homes and apartments for sale in Oldenzaal, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown

€385,000
Oldenzaal
House€675,000
Oldenzaal
House€375,000
Oldenzaal

€369,000
Oldenzaal

€500,000
Oldenzaal

€719,000
Oldenzaal

€845,000
Oldenzaal
House€365,000
Oldenzaal

€375,000
Oldenzaal

€575,000
Oldenzaal

€425,000
Oldenzaal

€375,000
Oldenzaal

€645,000
Oldenzaal

€589,000
Oldenzaal

€499,000
Oldenzaal

€750,000
Oldenzaal
Apartment€239,000
Oldenzaal

€615,000
Oldenzaal
House€695,000
Oldenzaal
House€350,000
Oldenzaal
House€625,000
Oldenzaal
House€369,000
Oldenzaal
House€349,000
Oldenzaal
House€329,000
Oldenzaal
Buyer's guide: Oldenzaal
Oldenzaal is a small historic town in Twente close to the German border, and its housing is nearly all houses: 59 of 62 current listings. The median asking price is €467,000 for about 133 m². Below you will find the price spread, the bedroom split and practical notes for buying a house in Oldenzaal from abroad.
These are asking prices in current listings on RealEstateAbroad, not completed sales.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 62 |
| Median asking price | €467,000 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €375,000 - €638,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,707 |
| Median size | 133 m² |
The market is dominated by houses (59), with only 3 apartments. Homes are roomy: 24 listings have four bedrooms and 14 have five or more, against 19 with three, 4 with two and 1 with one.
The spread between the lower quartile (€375,000) and upper quartile (€638,000) shows that you can find both modest terraced homes and large detached houses. For the national picture, see houses in the Netherlands and villas.
The town has a medieval core and the large Basilica of St Plechelmus, and a railway station on the line towards Hengelo and Germany. Its position near the border appeals to cross-border workers and to buyers who split time between the Netherlands and Germany. Neighbouring markets are Hengelo and the university city of Enschede, both close by, with Borne and Almelo a little further.
Expect a bidding culture: homes are often offered at an asking price that is then exceeded. Transfer tax is 2% for your own home and 8% for other homes. A notary handles the deed, and a surveyor is worth hiring for older houses.
Read the Netherlands buying guide and the mortgage guide for foreigners, and compare nearby Nijverdal if you want a greener village setting.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Half of the 62 listings are priced between €375,000 and €638,000, with a median of €467,000. The median home is 133 m².
Yes, it is in the east of the Netherlands in Twente, close to the border. Check exact travel times for your own commute before buying.
No special foreigner tax applies. Transfer tax depends on use: 2% for a primary home and 8% for other homes.
Very few. Only 3 of 62 listings are apartments, so options are limited if you want a flat.