Villas in Netherlands

Villas for Sale in the Netherlands: Detached Homes, Plots and Waterside Living

396 villas currently listed for sale in Netherlands.

Villas for sale in Netherlands

24 properties shown

Buying a house in The Netherlands., Oisterwijksebaan 9Villa

€1,850,000

Tilburg

3 bd 1 ba 251 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Nassauplein 30Villa

€750,000

Alkmaar

5 bd 1 ba 164 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Koudelaan 3Villa

€3,500,000

Bilthoven

7 bd 3 ba 357 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Soestdijkseweg Noord 407Villa

€1,395,000

Bilthoven

4 bd 2 ba 182 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Spechtlaan 4Villa

€950,000

Almere

3 bd 1 ba 161 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Prins Hendriklaan 16Villa

€2,250,000

Blaricum

6 bd 4 ba 367 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Pastoor Hendrikspark 109Villa

€1,075,000

Laren (NH)

5 bd 3 ba 208 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Westbroekse Binnenweg 50Villa

€1,350,000

Tienhoven

5 bd 2 ba 228 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Laurensvliet 4Villa

€850,000

Zwijndrecht

4 bd 1 ba 157 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Cremerstraat 1Villa

€950,000

Voorburg

6 bd 2 ba 190 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Duigendreef 12Villa

€1,125,000

Oosterhout (NB)

4 bd 1 ba 189 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Prinses Carolinalaan 8Villa

€1,675,000

Baarn

7 bd 3 ba 384 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Tiengastraat 13Villa

€750,000

Opende

4 bd 2 ba 211 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Julianaweg 63-BVilla

€1,450,000

Wijk aan Zee

5 bd 3 ba 339 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Ruiter 8Villa

€749,000

Enkhuizen

4 bd 1 ba 193 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Wilgenweg 11Villa

€1,850,000

Pijnacker

6 bd 3 ba 243 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Grote Lijster 22Villa

€1,695,000

Muiden

3 bd 1 ba 197 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Theophile de Bockweg 1Villa

€800,000

Renkum

5 bd 2 ba 204 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Dr. Sicco Mansholtstraat 91Villa

€719,000

Wieringerwerf

3 bd 1 ba 152 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Veerdam 78Villa

€1,950,000

Kortgene

3 bd 1 ba 505 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Stationsstraat 9Villa

€1,650,000

Vleuten

7 bd 3 ba 319 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Dorpsstraat 83Villa

€549,000

Broek op Langedijk

4 bd 1 ba 143 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Snoeklaan 231Villa

€1,595,000

Voorhout

5 bd 1 ba 229 m²
Buying a house in The Netherlands., Margaretha van Daunstraat 36Villa

€1,695,000

Vianen (UT)

4 bd 1 ba 329 m²

Villas in Netherlands

Villas for sale in the Netherlands are rare, with 396 listings among 50,523 in our database. In Dutch real estate a villa usually means a large detached home on its own plot, a luxury product in a country where terraced housing dominates. The scarcity, and the buyer competition, show in the prices.

Where villas sit

Villa belts form around the major cities: leafy suburbs near Amsterdam, Haarlem and Utrecht, plus the green outskirts of The Hague and Eindhoven. The national median asking price across types is €450,000 in current listings on RealEstateAbroad; villas usually cost multiples of that.

Plot and permits

The value is in the land. Check the zoning plan (bestemmingsplan) for extension rights, tree protections and restrictions on building near water or dikes. Ask about monument status, which limits alterations but may unlock subsidies. Many villas have large gardens that need regular upkeep.

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Technical checks

  1. Foundation type and any settlement.
  2. Roof, insulation and energy label.
  3. Wooden window frames and rot.
  4. Asbestos in older outbuildings.
  5. Drainage, especially near waterways.
  6. Flood risk and the role of the water board.

Costs and strategy

Transfer tax is around 2% for owner-occupiers and more for investors; legal and survey costs rise with property size. Foreign buyers should read our Netherlands guide and plan finance with the mortgage calculator. If a villa is too much, a family house is the more accessible route, and you can see the full market on the Netherlands page.

Taxes and ongoing costs

Besides the transfer tax, owners pay municipal property tax (OZB) and water-board levies based on the WOZ value, and insure the building against storm and water damage. Large gardens and pools require maintenance, and heating a big older villa is costly unless it has been upgraded. A recent energy label and modern heat pump change running costs materially, so ask for bills from the last three winters.

Last updated 8 October 2026

Frequently asked questions

Why are villas rare in the Netherlands?

Land is scarce and planning policy favours dense housing.

Is a villa a good investment?

It may retain value in desirable areas, but it is costly and less liquid than standard homes.

Can foreigners buy waterfront property?

Yes, with no special restriction, though flood and water-board rules apply.

Do villas sell above asking?

In sought-after areas, yes, but expensive homes can take longer to sell.

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