House€310,000
Roosendaal
3 bd 1 ba 81 m²
Roosendaal Real Estate: Family Houses on the Belgian Border
161 homes and apartments for sale in Roosendaal, Netherlands.
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Properties for sale in Roosendaal
24 properties shown
House
House€455,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 129 m²
House€469,000
Roosendaal
3 bd 1 ba 120 m²
House€420,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 108 m²
Apartment€249,000
Roosendaal
2 bd 1 ba 49 m²
€310,000
Roosendaal
3 bd 1 ba 115 m²
€299,000
Roosendaal
2 bd 1 ba 83 m²
€349,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 117 m²
House€199,000
Roosendaal
1 bd 1 ba 42 m²
€525,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 124 m²
€395,000
Roosendaal
1 bd 1 ba 112 m²
€439,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 151 m²
€335,000
Roosendaal
3 bd 1 ba 92 m²
€550,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 150 m²
€369,500
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 113 m²
€425,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 107 m²
€350,000
Roosendaal
2 bd 1 ba 86 m²
House€229,000
Roosendaal
1 bd 1 ba 53 m²
House€295,000
Roosendaal
2 bd 1 ba 70 m²
€339,000
Roosendaal
3 bd 1 ba 92 m²
€650,000
Roosendaal
3 bd 1 ba 137 m²
€359,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 116 m²
€419,000
Roosendaal
4 bd 1 ba 106 m²
House€349,000
Roosendaal
3 bd 1 ba 103 m²
Buyer's guide: Roosendaal
Roosendaal is a rail junction in West Brabant, with direct trains toward Antwerp, Breda and Rotterdam and a short drive to the Belgian border. RealEstateAbroad lists 161 properties for sale in Roosendaal, with a median asking price of €359,500.
Price statistics
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Roosendaal |
|---|---|
| Listings | 161 |
| Median asking price | €359,500 |
| Middle 50% range | €319,000 to €499,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,650 |
| Median size | 111 m² |
Houses lead
Houses are 137 listings, apartments 23 and one villa. Four-bedroom homes (59) and three-bedroom (46) dominate, then two-bed (29), five-plus (12) and one-bed (10). Median size is 111 m². Typical housing includes post-war terraces, 1990s estates in Kalsdonk and Kortendijk, and new apartments close to the station. See houses in the Netherlands.
Newer districts offer energy-efficient houses with heat pumps and better insulation, while older terraces may need work, so ask for the energy label and the recent maintenance history. Flats near the station are popular with commuters and students.
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Regional context
Roosendaal's rail connection is its trump card, with international trains to Belgium. Bergen op Zoom is a historic town 15 km west, Steenbergen lies north-west, Oudenbosch, known for its basilica, is to the east, and Breda and Oosterhout are larger Brabant places on the line toward Utrecht. Oud-Beijerland is in South Holland, around 50 km north, and is a different catchment. The area has logistics and distribution industry, which brings jobs and traffic.
For a quiet daily life, the town has a market square and a reasonable shopping centre, and Belgium's Antwerp is under an hour by train, which draws cross-border workers and some Belgian buyers. Consider rail noise if you shortlist a house near the tracks.
Dutch buying process
Anyone can buy a home. The transfer tax is 2% if you will live there and 8% for other homes. After agreeing the offer, you have a three-day reflection period, and the notary arranges the deed and registration. Allow for valuation and survey fees. Non-residents face stricter lending criteria. Read our Netherlands consultation guide, mortgage guide and the Netherlands overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Roosendaal: FAQ
Is Roosendaal well connected?
Yes, a major rail junction with trains to Belgium and the Randstad.
Do foreigners pay more tax?
Not specifically, but 8% transfer tax applies to non-owner-occupied homes.
Is it cheaper than Breda?
Compare listings; Breda is a larger city.
What is the typical home?
A four-bedroom terraced or semi-detached house of about 111 m².
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