House€289,000
Schiedam

312 homes and apartments for sale in Schiedam, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€289,000
Schiedam
Apartment€190,000
Schiedam
Apartment€250,000
Schiedam
Apartment€250,000
Schiedam
Apartment€285,000
Schiedam
House€325,000
Schiedam
House€465,000
Schiedam
House€250,000
Schiedam
Apartment€245,000
Schiedam
Apartment€300,000
Schiedam
House€425,000
Schiedam
Apartment€235,000
Schiedam
Apartment€285,000
Schiedam
Apartment€259,000
Schiedam
House€450,000
Schiedam
Apartment€225,000
Schiedam
Apartment€1,150,000
Schiedam
Apartment€350,000
Schiedam
House€440,000
Schiedam
Apartment€325,000
Schiedam
House€400,000
Schiedam
House€250,000
Schiedam
House€279,000
Schiedam

€489,500
Schiedam
Buyer's guide: Schiedam
Property for sale in Schiedam appeals to buyers who want to be minutes from Rotterdam without paying central Rotterdam prices. The town, famous for its genever distilleries and tall windmills, has 312 listings on our site, two thirds of them houses.
Prices below are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half of the market lies between €279,750 and €475,000, a narrow band that reflects a market of standard terraced houses and mid-sized flats.
| What | Schiedam |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €338,500 |
| Central 50% of listings | €279,750 to €475,000 |
| Median per m² | €3,915 |
| Median living area | 93 m² |
| Properties listed | 312 |
There are 211 houses, 99 apartments and 2 villas. Two-bedroom homes are the largest group (88), followed by 72 four-bedroom and 66 three-bedroom listings, plus 26 one-bedroom flats. The median is a compact 93 m², typical for Dutch terraced housing and post-war flats.
In the Netherlands the number of rooms is often what is advertised, not bedrooms, so check the floor plan. Look for an association of owners (VvE) with a healthy reserve fund if you buy a flat, and ask for the energy label.
The historic harbour area, the windmills and the canal-lined old centre give Schiedam more character than many commuter towns. Metro and train services connect the town to Rotterdam in minutes, and Delft and The Hague are also close.
Compare Vlaardingen, Rotterdam, Hoogvliet, Spijkenisse, Maassluis and Delft when you shop around; each has its own price level and transport links.
Foreigners can buy Dutch property without restrictions. Transfer tax is 2% if you will live in the home yourself and 8% for other homes such as investments, and a notary handles the transfer. Bidding often happens above asking price, so a surveyor's report and a mortgage pre-approval give you more confidence. Mortgages for non-residents are available but usually depend on Dutch income.
See the Netherlands guide, step-by-step buying advice, mortgage options and flats in the Netherlands.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically yes, but not by a huge margin. Schiedam's median asking price is €338,500, and its location and transport links make it popular with commuters.
In busy markets, often yes. Ask your agent for recent sale prices of similar homes before bidding.
Under current rules, homes you do not occupy yourself carry the higher 8% rate. Verify with a notary.
Some banks lend to non-residents, but most want Dutch income or substantial equity. Compare options early.