Apartment€315,000
Waddinxveen

174 homes and apartments for sale in Waddinxveen, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€315,000
Waddinxveen
House€695,000
Waddinxveen
House€375,000
Waddinxveen

€580,000
Waddinxveen

€379,000
Waddinxveen

€375,000
Waddinxveen
House€580,000
Waddinxveen
House€695,000
Waddinxveen

€370,000
Waddinxveen

€360,000
Waddinxveen

€400,000
Waddinxveen

€595,000
Waddinxveen

€685,000
Waddinxveen

€512,500
Waddinxveen

€759,000
Waddinxveen

€375,000
Waddinxveen

€370,000
Waddinxveen

€369,500
Waddinxveen

€669,000
Waddinxveen

€479,500
Waddinxveen

€449,000
Waddinxveen

€520,000
Waddinxveen
House€339,500
Waddinxveen
House€275,000
Waddinxveen
Buyer's guide: Waddinxveen
Waddinxveen is a Zuid-Holland municipality in the Green Heart of the Randstad, close to Gouda, Zoetermeer and Rotterdam, with polders, canals and new-build districts. Our listings show 174 properties with a median asking price of €490,000, and 149 are houses.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Half of the market is between €395,000 and €593,500, at €4,342 per m² for a median 118 m² home.
| Measure | Waddinxveen |
|---|---|
| Listings | 174 |
| Median asking price | €490,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €395,000 to €593,500 |
| Median price per m² | €4,342 |
| Median size | 118 m² |
Houses make up 149 listings, apartments 24 and a villa 1. Four-bedroom homes lead (65), then three-bedroom (39), five-plus (35), two-bedroom (14) and one-bedroom (9). Family homes with gardens are the main product, many from recent developments.
Browse the Dutch house, apartment and villa pages.
Newer districts usually come with energy labels A or better, heat pumps or district heating and small gardens, while older homes in the village centre have more character and more maintenance. Ask for the energy label, the homeowners' association details for apartments and the municipal OZB property tax rate, which varies by place.
Waddinxveen sits on the Gouwe, with regional rail services toward Gouda and Alphen aan den Rijn and quick road access via the A12 and A20. Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht are all commutable. Residents like the cycling routes through the polders and the village atmosphere.
Neighbouring places: Gouda, Bodegraven, Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel, Alphen aan den Rijn, Zoetermeer and Bergschenhoek. Gouda and Zoetermeer are the larger centres, with more shops and services.
Waddinxveen sells village life inside the Randstad: the premium is for location, not for the house itself.
Foreign buyers face no nationality limits. The process: make an offer, sign the agreement and use the three-day cooling-off period, then the notary transfers title. Transfer tax is 2% for owner-occupiers and 8% for other homes (approx.; verify locally). Expect total costs of 4% to 6%. Competition can push prices above asking, so a mortgage pre-approval is helpful.
See our Netherlands buying guide, financing options, and the Netherlands overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is within commuting distance by road and rail.
In the Randstad it is common, so budget accordingly.
Three days after signing the purchase agreement.
Yes, 149 of 174 listings.
New-build homes are more efficient and cheaper to run, while older houses sit closer to the centre. Compare the energy label and the cost of upgrades.