House€359,000
Sliedrecht

79 homes and apartments for sale in Sliedrecht, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€359,000
Sliedrecht
House€265,000
Sliedrecht
House€460,000
Sliedrecht
House€359,000
Sliedrecht

€475,000
Sliedrecht

€420,000
Sliedrecht

€399,000
Sliedrecht
House€475,000
Sliedrecht

€745,000
Sliedrecht

€619,000
Sliedrecht

€469,000
Sliedrecht

€585,000
Sliedrecht

€475,000
Sliedrecht

€325,000
Sliedrecht

€400,000
Sliedrecht

€515,000
Sliedrecht

€349,000
Sliedrecht
House€515,000
Sliedrecht
House€349,000
Sliedrecht

€409,000
Sliedrecht
House€409,000
Sliedrecht
House€650,000
Sliedrecht
House€435,000
Sliedrecht
House€625,000
Sliedrecht
Buyer's guide: Sliedrecht
Looking at houses for sale in Sliedrecht means looking at a river town in Zuid-Holland with a clear bias towards family homes: 72 of 79 listings are houses. The median asking price is €409,000, noticeably below the Randstad cities to the north. Details and buying notes follow.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; actual sale prices will differ.
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €409,000 |
| Middle 50% of asks | €354,000 to €499,000 |
| Price per m² (median) | €4,100 |
| Typical home size | 108 m² |
| Listings tracked | 79 |
Houses make up 72 listings and apartments 7. Four-bedroom homes are the largest group at 29, then 3-bedroom at 17, five or more bedrooms at 15, two-bedroom at 14, and just 1 one-bedroom home. Apartment hunters have a thin choice, so look at apartments across the Netherlands as well.
For a feel of the wider product, browse houses in the Netherlands.
Sliedrecht lies on the Merwede river in the Alblasserwaard and is known for its dredging and marine-engineering industry, which has long supplied local jobs. It has a railway station on the Dordrecht line, and the A15 motorway runs nearby, so Rotterdam and Dordrecht are within commuting range.
Close neighbours in the same corner of Zuid-Holland include Papendrecht, Alblasserdam, Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht, Zwijndrecht, Ridderkerk and the regional centre Dordrecht. River towns sit on low land, so ask about flood protection and foundations (paalfundering) for older homes.
Foreign buyers face no special ban. Plan for 2% transfer tax if you will live there, 8% if not, plus notary and survey fees. A building survey (bouwkundige keuring) is worth paying for on pre-1980 houses.
A notary handles the deed, and the cooling-off period after signing is three days. For costs and process see the Netherlands guide, financing and the mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Only 7 of the 79 listings are apartments. The town is mostly low-rise family housing, so apartment buyers usually widen the search to Dordrecht or Rotterdam. A buyer wanting a flat could consider Dordrecht, which is a short train ride away.
Check both pages: Sliedrecht's median is €409,000, and the Dordrecht page shows its own figures. Smaller towns tend to be cheaper per m² but offer fewer amenities. Remember that median per m² also depends on house size and age, so match like for like.
Yes. Foundations, damp and installations are the usual issues in river-delta towns. A survey also gives you leverage in negotiating. Survey costs are small compared with repairs to foundations or damp.
It is possible but lenders prefer verifiable Dutch income. Cash buyers, or buyers with finance from home, find the process simpler. Bring proof of income, tax returns and a clear source of funds if you buy with a foreign mortgage.