House€375,000
Weert

129 homes and apartments for sale in Weert, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€375,000
Weert
House€389,000
Weert
House€547,000
Weert
House€375,000
Weert

€365,000
Weert

€717,000
Weert

€325,000
Weert
House€489,000
Weert

€695,000
Weert

€380,000
Weert
House€325,000
Weert

€439,000
Weert

€385,000
Weert

€345,000
Weert

€339,000
Weert

€339,000
Weert

€350,000
Weert
Villa€815,000
Weert

€459,000
Weert

€439,000
Weert

€475,000
Weert

€425,000
Weert
House€519,000
Weert

€450,000
Weert
Buyer's guide: Weert
Property for sale in Weert is house-led: 124 of 129 listings on RealEstateAbroad are houses, and the median asking price is €399,000, or €3,453 per m². The town sits in Limburg in the south-east Netherlands, near the Belgian border and within reach of Eindhoven.
Asking prices in euros from our listings.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 129 |
| Median asking price | €399,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €350,000 to €495,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,453 |
| Median size | 123 m² |
Apart from 124 houses there are 3 apartments and 2 villas. Four-bedroom homes lead (55), then three-bedroom (40), two-bedroom (16), five or more (10) and seven one-bedroom units.
The middle half spans only €350,000 to €495,000, so this is a steady family market with limited extremes. Compare it with the Randstad, where prices per square metre are far higher.
Weert has a historic centre, a railway station with services to Eindhoven and Roermond, and good road access to Belgium and Germany. Cross-border buyers and commuters find it convenient, and people priced out of the Eindhoven area look at the surrounding towns.
Nearby markets include Valkenswaard, Geldrop, Waalre, Bergeijk and Helmond in Noord-Brabant, and Roermond in Limburg, which is known for its outlet centre.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €399,000, with the middle half between €350,000 and €495,000.
2% if you will live in the home, and 8% for other residential property such as a second home or an investment. Confirm the current rule with a notary.
Yes, it is a short drive from Belgium and not far from Germany, which suits cross-border workers.
Very few, just 3 of 129 listings. Buyers wanting a flat should look at larger cities such as Eindhoven.