
€599,000
Zevenaar

53 homes and apartments for sale in Zevenaar, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown

€599,000
Zevenaar

€500,000
Zevenaar

€319,000
Zevenaar

€395,000
Zevenaar

€619,000
Zevenaar

€385,000
Zevenaar
House€395,000
Zevenaar

€335,000
Zevenaar

€485,000
Zevenaar

€260,000
Zevenaar
House€694,500
Zevenaar

€439,000
Zevenaar
House€400,000
Zevenaar
House€425,000
Zevenaar
House€300,000
Zevenaar
House€425,000
Zevenaar
House€1,699,000
Zevenaar
House€365,000
Zevenaar
House€357,500
Zevenaar
House€245,000
Zevenaar
House€395,000
Zevenaar
House€435,000
Zevenaar
House€550,000
Zevenaar

€335,000
Zevenaar
Buyer's guide: Zevenaar
For buyers who want a cheaper base within reach of Arnhem and the German border, houses for sale in Zevenaar are worth a look. The 53 listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €389,000 (current asking prices), at €3,210 per m², and a tight middle range of €349,500 to €450,000.
Data come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €389,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €349,500 to €450,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,210 |
| Median size | 125 m² |
| Listings | 53 |
There are 50 houses and 3 apartments. Four-bedroom homes lead with 28 listings, then 17 with three bedrooms, 5 with five or more, 2 with two and 1 with one. The narrow price band suggests many similar terraced and semi-detached homes in post-war and newer districts. The Dutch apartment listings cover flats in other towns.
Zevenaar is in the Liemers region of Gelderland, east of Arnhem and near the German border, with a railway link towards Arnhem and Düsseldorf's Rhine-Ruhr region. Arnhem and Nijmegen are the nearest big cities, with Huissen, Elst, Velp and Doetinchem as other towns in the same area. The town works for people who want a quieter, cheaper alternative to Arnhem with a straightforward commute. Buyers include cross-border workers and families priced out of Nijmegen.
Foreign buyers face no ownership restriction in the Netherlands. Transfer tax is 2% for homes you will live in and 8% for others. Notary fees and valuation come on top, and a building survey is wise for older properties. Bidding follows a standard route: viewing, bid, agreement subject to financing, and a notary-led closing roughly six to eight weeks later.
Our Netherlands buying guide and financing page have details, and the Netherlands overview shows other regions. Compare repayments in the mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, the German border is only a short distance east, which attracts cross-border commuters.
Zevenaar's median of €389,000 is below many larger Gelderland cities, though we have not compared like-for-like homes here.
Typically six to eight weeks from signed agreement to notary closing.
Yes, but transfer tax is 8% on non-owner-occupied homes, and local rental rules apply.