House€550,000
Soest
4 bd 1 ba 125 m²
Soest, Utrecht: Family Houses on the Edge of the Heuvelrug
103 homes and apartments for sale in Soest, Netherlands.
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Properties for sale in Soest
24 properties shown
House
€500,000
Soest
4 bd 1 ba 129 m²
€789,000
Soest
3 bd 1 ba 138 m²
€589,000
Soest
3 bd 1 ba 111 m²
House€344,000
Soest
3 bd 1 ba 83 m²
€500,000
Soest
4 bd 1 ba 114 m²
Villa€1,195,000
Soest
6 bd 2 ba 183 m²
€739,000
Soest
4 bd 1 ba 123 m²
€639,000
Soest
4 bd 1 ba 132 m²
€825,000
Soest
4 bd 1 ba 150 m²
€559,000
Soest
3 bd 1 ba 81 m²
House€535,000
Soest
2 bd 1 ba 106 m²
€498,000
Soest
6 bd 1 ba 127 m²
€795,000
Soest
3 bd 1 ba 116 m²
€695,000
Soest
5 bd 2 ba 145 m²
€475,000
Soest
2 bd 1 ba 101 m²
House€300,000
Soest
2 bd 1 ba 64 m²
House€439,000
Soest
1 bd 1 ba 80 m²
€500,000
Soest
4 bd 1 ba 129 m²
Villa€1,995,000
Soest
6 bd 3 ba 290 m²
House€1,050,000
Soest
3 bd 2 ba 161 m²
House€1,010,000
Soest
3 bd 2 ba 161 m²
House€1,050,000
Soest
3 bd 2 ba 161 m²
Apartment€875,000
Soest
3 bd 1 ba 175 m²
Buyer's guide: Soest
Houses for sale in Soest are mostly family homes in a green town of the province of Utrecht, with woodland and heath to the south. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €575,000 across 103 properties. We explain the figures and what buyers from abroad should do.
Soest price data
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The median price matches Bussum's headline figure, but the price per m² is lower here.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 103 |
| Median asking price | €575,000 |
| Middle half of listings (p25 - p75) | €449,000 - €957,500 |
| Median price per m² | €5,268 |
| Median size | 117 m² |
The housing mix
Houses account for 87 listings, apartments for 14 and villas for 2. See houses in the Netherlands and villas.
Bedrooms: 7 one-bed, 19 two-bed, 34 three-bed, 19 four-bed and 16 with five or more. The top quartile reaches €957,500, so there is a real luxury tier among the detached homes near the woods.
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Around Soest
Soest has a historic village core and a large, newer suburban area. To the east lie the Soester Duinen sand dunes and the wooded Utrechtse Heuvelrug, popular for walking and cycling, and the former royal Soestdijk Palace stands nearby. The district of Soesterberg, with its former air base, is part of the municipality.
The town has train and road links to Amersfoort and Utrecht. Baarn is the immediate neighbour and tends to cost more, while Amersfoort offers the nearest big-town facilities. Hilversum, Zeist, Leusden and Bunschoten-Spakenburg, a traditional fishing village, are all within a short drive.
What foreign buyers need to know
Foreigners can buy freely. Competition is strong, so be ready with finance before viewing and decide your ceiling in advance. After the offer, expect a purchase agreement, a three-day reflection period and a notary-led transfer. Transfer tax is 2% for homes you will occupy.
If you buy a detached house close to woodland, ask about building restrictions and nature-protection rules that limit extensions. See the Netherlands country page, the financing guide and the consultation guide, or test costs with our mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Soest: FAQ
Is Soest a good place for families?
It combines woodland, schools and rail links, which is why three- and four-bedroom homes dominate our listings.
How does Soest compare with Baarn?
Baarn is a smaller, pricier neighbour. Check Baarn listings to compare.
Can non-residents get a Dutch mortgage?
It is possible but harder. Ask Dutch banks early and prepare for a larger deposit.
Are there restrictions near the woodland?
Some areas have nature-protection rules that affect extensions and trees. Ask the municipality.
Do I need a notary?
Yes. A civil-law notary handles the deed and registration.
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