House€795,000
Putten

66 homes and apartments for sale in Putten, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€795,000
Putten
House€495,000
Putten
House€479,000
Putten
House€495,000
Putten
House€479,000
Putten

€1,095,000
Putten
Apartment€369,000
Putten
House€155,000
Putten

€1,395,000
Putten

€849,000
Putten

€800,000
Putten

€780,000
Putten
Villa€1,495,000
Putten

€695,000
Putten

€489,000
Putten

€729,000
Putten
House€1,695,000
Putten

€515,000
Putten

€765,000
Putten

€1,095,000
Putten
House€400,000
Putten

€455,000
Putten
House€239,500
Putten

€555,000
Putten
Buyer's guide: Putten
Putten is a village-town on the northern edge of the Veluwe in Gelderland, between Harderwijk and Nijkerk, and RealEstateAbroad lists 66 properties with a median asking price of €687,000, mostly houses.
Asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Putten |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €687,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €495,000 to €834,000 |
| Price per m² | €5,593 |
| Median size | 124 m² |
| Listings | 66 |
At €5,593 per m², Putten prices sit well above polder towns, which shows the value buyers put on forest, rail links and central location.
Houses are 61 of 66, apartments four and one villa. Bedrooms: three one-bed, five two-bed, 22 three-bed, 21 four-bed and 15 larger. Detached and semi-detached family homes are typical, and a good number have five or more rooms on sizeable plots.
See Dutch houses and villas. The spread from €495,000 to €834,000 in the middle half of listings means a first buyer can find a modest terraced home, while those with larger budgets can choose detached houses bordering woodland.
Putten has a Veluwe forest setting, with cycle routes, heathland and the Veluwemeer shoreline within easy reach. There is a station with trains toward Amersfoort and Utrecht, and the A28 and A1 motorways allow commuting to the Utrecht region and Amsterdam. Primary schools are plentiful, and the village centre has everyday shops.
Nearby: Ermelo, Harderwijk, Nijkerk, Barneveld, Zeewolde and Bunschoten-Spakenburg. Harderwijk adds a dolphinarium-free harbour town with a larger shopping centre.
No nationality restriction applies to buying a house in the Netherlands. The overdrachtsbelasting is 2% for a home you occupy and 8% for investors, so an overseas landlord should budget for the higher rate. A notary draws up the deed, and a valuation report is normally required for a mortgage. Protected nature areas around the Veluwe can limit extensions and outbuildings, so ask the municipality what is allowed before planning works.
See the Netherlands buying guide, financing page and overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
On its northern edge, with forest and heath nearby.
No, only four of 66 listings, so Putten is a house market.
2% for owner-occupiers and 8% for other buyers.
Yes, motorway and rail connections serve Utrecht and Amsterdam.