House€650,000
Voorschoten

61 homes and apartments for sale in Voorschoten, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€650,000
Voorschoten
House€630,000
Voorschoten
House€630,000
Voorschoten

€589,000
Voorschoten
Apartment€525,000
Voorschoten
Apartment€389,000
Voorschoten

€1,320,000
Voorschoten

€1,089,000
Voorschoten

€679,500
Voorschoten
House€379,000
Voorschoten

€675,000
Voorschoten

€950,000
Voorschoten

€645,000
Voorschoten
House€365,000
Voorschoten
House€350,000
Voorschoten

€589,000
Voorschoten
House€365,000
Voorschoten
House€725,000
Voorschoten

€550,000
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€759,000
Voorschoten
House€425,000
Voorschoten
House€295,000
Voorschoten
Apartment€305,000
Voorschoten
Apartment€339,000
Voorschoten
Buyer's guide: Voorschoten
Voorschoten is a leafy small town between Leiden and The Hague, and a short hop from Wassenaar. Of 61 current listings, 50 are houses, 10 are apartments and 1 is a villa. The median asking price is €615,000, with the middle half ranging from €450,000 to €825,000.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 61 |
| Median asking price | €615,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €450,000 - €825,000 |
| Median price per m² | €5,285 |
| Median size | 126 m² |
The price spread shows two segments: apartments and terraced homes at the lower end, and large detached houses at the top. Bedrooms: 21 four-bedroom, 12 two-bedroom, 9 three-bedroom, 9 with five or more and 5 one-bedroom. See Dutch houses and apartments.
Voorschoten has rail access and is a convenient base for people working in Leiden's university and science park, in The Hague's international institutions, or at Schiphol. The neighbouring markets are Wassenaar, Leiden, Oegstgeest, Leiderdorp, Rijnsburg and Katwijk. International schools in the Hague area make this a plausible expat base.
Homes in the Leiden-Hague corridor attract international buyers and often sell quickly. Bids can exceed the asking price, and offers may include conditions such as financing or a survey. Decide your maximum price in advance and have a notary lined up.
Foreigners can buy without restriction. Transfer tax is 2% for owner-occupiers and 8% for investment homes. Expect a bidding process and a three-day cooling-off period after signing. Read the Netherlands guide, step-by-step process and financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Its position between Leiden and The Hague makes it practical, but check school and commute details.
126 m² at the median across current listings.
The median here is €615,000, against €497,000 in Rijnsburg's listings.
Yes, a three-day period applies after the purchase agreement is signed.
Besides transfer tax, expect notary fees, land-registry costs, a valuation if you have a mortgage, a survey and an estate agent if you hire a buyer's agent. Dutch buyers call these costs kosten koper.