House€565,000
Zwolle

399 homes and apartments for sale in Zwolle, Netherlands.
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24 properties shown
House€565,000
Zwolle
House€550,000
Zwolle
House€450,000
Zwolle
House€540,000
Zwolle
House€550,000
Zwolle
House€475,000
Zwolle
House€499,000
Zwolle
House€615,000
Zwolle

€525,000
Zwolle

€438,000
Zwolle
Apartment€359,500
Zwolle

€849,000
Zwolle

€519,000
Zwolle

€360,000
Zwolle
Apartment€275,000
Zwolle

€550,000
Zwolle
Apartment€389,500
Zwolle
House€519,000
Zwolle
House€400,000
Zwolle
House€569,000
Zwolle
House€595,000
Zwolle
House€290,000
Zwolle

€395,000
Zwolle
House€375,000
Zwolle
Buyer's guide: Zwolle
Zwolle, the provincial capital of Overijssel, has 399 listings on RealEstateAbroad and a median asking price of €435,000. Houses make up 349 of them. It is a rail hub with a walled-moat old town, and it has become one of the Netherlands' most sought-after mid-sized cities for families.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 399 |
| Median asking price | €435,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €359,500 to €575,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,445 |
| Median size | 104 m² |
Houses: 349. Apartments: 46. Villas: 4. Bedrooms: 110 three-bedroom, 105 four-bedroom, 81 two-bedroom, 59 with five or more, 20 one-bedroom. Zwolle's price per m² is notably higher than Enschede's, a sign of strong demand from commuters to Amersfoort, Utrecht and Amsterdam. See the Dutch house and villa pages for national comparison.
Zwolle's centre is ringed by a star-shaped canal and has a good café and shop scene, while newer districts such as Stadshagen offer modern family homes. The IJssel river and the Veluwe woodland are close, and trains reach Amsterdam in about an hour. Hospitals, a large applied-sciences college and a strong service sector support the local economy.
Cheaper or quieter options nearby include Kampen, a Hanseatic town on the river, Raalte, Meppel, Dronten on reclaimed Flevoland land, Nunspeet at the edge of the Veluwe and Deventer to the south.
There are no general restrictions on foreign buyers. The key figures: 2% transfer tax for an owner-occupier and 8% for other homes. The purchase deed has a three-day cooling-off window, and a civil-law notary handles completion. Competition can be fierce, with bidding above the asking price in popular districts, so line up your finance early. See our Netherlands financing guide, buying guide and country overview.
A building survey is wise for pre-war homes. Ask about the energy label and any ground-lease arrangement.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It has strong rail links, a historic centre and a family-friendly housing stock, which is why prices are above many comparable cities.
The median asking price is €435,000, and the middle half is €359,500 to €575,000.
It is harder, but possible with certain lenders. Alternatively, buy with cash or equity from your home country.
Only if you will live in the home yourself; investors pay 8%.