€350,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 95 m²
Buy a House in Tilburg, North Brabant
523 homes and apartments for sale in Tilburg, Netherlands.
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Properties for sale in Tilburg
24 properties shown
Villa€1,850,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 251 m²
Apartment€695,000
Tilburg
2 bd 2 ba 123 m²
Apartment€335,000
Tilburg
2 bd 1 ba 62 m²
Apartment€285,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 85 m²
House€450,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 118 m²
House€275,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 82 m²
House€325,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 103 m²
House€325,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 91 m²
House€295,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 87 m²
House€750,000
Tilburg
6 bd 2 ba 257 m²
House€350,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 95 m²
House€419,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 114 m²
Apartment€250,000
Tilburg
1 bd 1 ba 46 m²
House€839,000
Tilburg
5 bd 1 ba 165 m²
House€650,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 130 m²
House€290,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 94 m²
€425,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 112 m²
€545,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 127 m²
€359,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 83 m²
Apartment€425,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 107 m²
Apartment€275,000
Tilburg
2 bd 1 ba 52 m²
€335,000
Tilburg
3 bd 1 ba 135 m²
€375,000
Tilburg
4 bd 1 ba 109 m²
Buyer's guide: Tilburg
Tilburg is a university and design city in North Brabant, around 20 minutes by train from Breda and Eindhoven, and it is a more affordable alternative to the Randstad. Current listings number 523, with a median asking price of €400,000. Houses make up nearly nine in ten.
Tilburg prices
These are asking prices from current listings. Dutch homes are often sold above the asking price in tight markets, so treat the figure as a starting point.
| Indicator | Figure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 523 |
| Median asking price | €400,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €337,500 to €499,250 |
| Median €/m² | €3,924 |
| Median size | 110 m² |
The housing mix
Houses: 462. Apartments: 59. Villas: 2. In bedroom terms, 171 listings have three bedrooms, 141 four, 107 two, 55 five or more and 31 one. Tilburg is largely a market of terraced and semi-detached family homes (rijtjeshuizen, twee-onder-een-kap), with apartments concentrated in the centre and around the station zone. See houses in the Netherlands and apartments.
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Neighbourhoods and lifestyle
The Spoorzone, the old railway workshops, is a creative district of loft conversions and new building near the station. Tilburg University and Fontys bring students, and the city has a busy cultural scene. Reeshof is the large family suburb on the west side. The Efteling theme park and the Loonse en Drunense Duinen dunes are nearby. Rail connections to Utrecht take about 30-40 minutes.
Look at the bigger markets of Eindhoven, Utrecht or Rotterdam to compare.
Dutch buying process
- Hire a purchase broker (aankoopmakelaar) if you are new to the market.
- Make an offer. Once signed and after a three-day cooling-off period, the purchase agreement is binding.
- A civil-law notary handles the transfer deed and land registry.
- Pay transfer tax (overdrachtsbelasting), notary and registration fees. Rates depend on whether you will live in the home and on your age; tax changes were introduced in 2026, so verify the current rate.
Most lenders want Dutch residency or a BSN number. Read the Netherlands guide, consultation and financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Tilburg: FAQ
Is Tilburg cheaper than Amsterdam?
Yes, by a wide margin, though the median of €400,000 still reflects a competitive Dutch market.
Can foreigners buy a house in the Netherlands?
Yes. There are no residency requirements, but you need a notary and, for a mortgage, usually local income.
What is the Spoorzone?
A redevelopment area around the former railway works, popular with younger buyers and creative businesses.
Do I need a survey?
A building inspection (bouwkundig keuring) is normal and can be a condition of the purchase.
How large are homes?
The median is 110 m².
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