End-of-terrace houses for sale in Barneveld

Barneveld and corner houses: what you need to know about this supply

Barneveld is not a city where you buy a home anonymously. It is a municipality with a recognisable character: many families, relatively many ground-based homes and neighbourhoods that clearly differ from each other in atmosphere and building density. This makes searching for a corner house here concrete: you are not searching in a large urban sprawl, but in a manageable market with limited supply.

Corner houses are popular in Barneveld among families who want extra outdoor space, but also among buyers who want a garage or driveway on the side of the house. The supply is in the upper middle segment. Current numbers and price levels can be found in the overview of all homes for sale in Barneveld at the top of this page.

What makes a corner house different on the Barneveld market

Corner houses attract more viewers than terraced houses, but this does not always translate into higher bids from everyone. Part of the interest comes from buyers who want the extra land but cannot or will not pay the higher asking price. This sometimes gives more room for negotiation than is the case with terraced houses.

Points of attention specific to this type of home:

• Boundary on the side. Corner houses border public space or an adjacent plot. Check the cadastral data exactly where the boundary runs. Not all gardens that appear to belong are legally owned by the seller.
• Maintenance on two facades. A corner house has more external surface area. Painting, pointing and roof edges on the side facade are quickly forgotten in a structural survey. Have that facade explicitly included.
• Easements. With corner houses, agreements about right of way, cables or pipes running over the side plot are more common. Request the deed and read the easements before you make an offer.
• HOA or no HOA. Ground-based corner houses rarely have an active HOA, but if there is a shared driveway or partition, there may still be agreements in the deed of division.
• Financing of the extra land. Banks finance the home based on the appraised value. Extra land increases that value, but not always proportionally. Ask your mortgage advisor how this works out for your situation.
• Speed of response. Corner houses in Barneveld rarely stay on the market for long. Set up search alerts and respond quickly to viewing requests. The Buurtje.nl app is free to download via the App Store and Google Play. You will receive a push notification as soon as new supply appears that matches your search.
• Parking on own land. One of the reasons buyers specifically look for corner houses is the possibility of a driveway or garage on the side. Check whether the zoning plan allows this if no driveway is present yet.

Price level: what determines what you pay

Corner houses in Barneveld are in the upper middle segment of the local buyer's market. The exact asking prices vary, but the factors that push the price up or down are fairly stable:

• Size and condition of the side garden or side plot
• Presence of a garage or driveway
• Year of construction and energy label (homes with label A or B are appraised higher)
• Location in the neighbourhood: a corner house on a busy access road requires a different consideration than a corner on a residential street
• State of maintenance of the extra facades

For current prices and the current supply, see the neighbourhood data and reviews of Barneveld.

Neighbourhoods where corner houses become available

Not every neighbourhood in Barneveld has a comparable supply. Below is an overview of the neighbourhoods with the highest resident ratings:

• Terschuur scores 10.0/10 from residents. It is a small village within the municipality, quiet and green, with little turnover in the housing market. When a corner house becomes available here, it is relatively rare.
• Voorthuizen has a score of 8.6/10. The village has its own character, good facilities for its size and an active local community. Corner houses here are popular with families who want to live outside the centre of Barneveld.
• The core of Barneveld scores 8.5/10 and offers the widest supply. Here there are also new-build neighbourhoods where corner houses are part of the plot layout.
• Kootwijkerbroek scores 7.8/10. Quieter and slightly more affordable than the core, with a village character. For buyers who care less about walking distance to amenities, this can be a good option.

Do you also want to look outside Barneveld?

If the supply in Barneveld is too limited or the prices are out of reach, a look at the region is worthwhile. Corner houses in Arnhem offer a different type of market, with more urban supply and a wider spread in price ranges. Also, if you are considering renting instead of buying, you can visit the page for renting corner houses in Barneveld.

For those who specifically want to buy a corner house in Barneveld, the advice remains the same: keep an eye on the supply daily, respond quickly and make sure your financing is in order before you go viewing.