House€499,000
Veenendaal

251 homes and apartments for sale in Veenendaal, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€499,000
Veenendaal
Apartment€310,000
Veenendaal
House€439,900
Veenendaal
House€619,000
Veenendaal
House€465,000
Veenendaal
House€465,000
Veenendaal

€850,000
Veenendaal

€450,000
Veenendaal
Apartment€289,000
Veenendaal

€845,000
Veenendaal

€425,000
Veenendaal
Apartment€525,000
Veenendaal

€495,000
Veenendaal

€650,000
Veenendaal

€439,000
Veenendaal

€425,000
Veenendaal

€724,500
Veenendaal

€485,000
Veenendaal
House€649,000
Veenendaal

€595,000
Veenendaal
House€395,000
Veenendaal
House€289,500
Veenendaal

€789,000
Veenendaal

€550,000
Veenendaal
Buyer's guide: Veenendaal
Veenendaal real estate is a commuter-town market of family houses: 225 of our 251 listings are houses, with a median asking price of €484,000 and a median size of 114 m². The town lies in the Gelderse Vallei at the edge of Utrecht province, with the Utrechtse Heuvelrug and the Veluwe woodland on its doorstep.
All numbers are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 251 |
| Median asking price | €484,000 |
| Middle 50% range (p25-p75) | €420,000 - €635,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,786 |
| Median size | 114 m² |
Houses dominate with 225 listings against 26 apartments. Four-bedroom homes are most common (64), followed by two (60), five or more (55), three (42) and one (17). The price per m² of €4,786 is higher than in many big-city suburbs, a sign of strong competition for family-sized homes.
New-build districts on the edge of town offer larger gardens and better energy labels than older terraces nearer the centre. When comparing, look at the asking price per m² and the label together, because insulation upgrades can add tens of thousands to the cost of an older home.
Veenendaal has rail and motorway access toward Utrecht and Arnhem, and a large shopping centre. Nearby places include Ede, Wageningen, Barneveld, Leusden, Wijk bij Duurstede and Tiel. Wageningen University draws international students and staff. The region has a traditionally strong Protestant community, so some shops and services are quieter on Sundays.
Foreigners can buy freely. The transfer tax is 2% for an owner-occupied home and 8% for other homes. Expect notary, valuation and agent costs and a conditional offer. See the Netherlands page, houses for sale and the Dutch mortgage guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
At €4,786 per m² it is above many regional Dutch towns, mostly due to its commuter location.
Yes. No special approval is needed.
8% for homes that are not your main residence.
Ede and Wageningen are close, as are the forests of the Veluwe.
26 of 251 listings, so options are limited.