End-of-terrace houses for sale in Bergen (Noord-Holland)

Bergen (NH) has few corner houses, and you'll notice it immediately

Bergen is not a large city with endless sprawling housing estates. It is a municipality with a distinct character: plenty of greenery, protected village views, and a housing market that has seen more demand than supply for years. Corner houses are rarer here than in urban areas anyway, and because supply is in the higher segment, competition is immediately noticeable for every available property.

For those actively searching: the overview at the top of this page shows the current supply of all homes for sale in Bergen (North Holland), including the corner houses currently available.

Corner houses in Bergen attract a diverse range of buyers. Families looking for space, people wanting a practice or studio at home, and buyers specifically after the extra side or garden. The type also suits those seeking a quieter living environment but still wanting accessibility.

What you need to know before making an offer

Buying a corner house in Bergen (North Holland) requires preparation on a few points specific to this type of property:

• Easements and party walls. Corner houses border public areas or neighbouring plots on two sides. Have the notary check the easements, particularly regarding access paths, drainage, and fences.
• Maintenance of the side facade. An extra facade means extra maintenance costs. For an older property, ask about the condition of pointing, window frames, and insulation on the side.
• Zoning plan and extension possibilities. Bergen has several protected village views. Check before purchase whether your renovation plans fit within the zoning plan. Extensions or dormer windows are not allowed everywhere.
• React quickly, but not hastily. Supply is limited and properties disappear fast. Ensure your financing is in order before viewing so you can make an offer immediately.
• Set up a search with push notifications. Via the free Buurtje.nl app, you will receive a push notification as soon as a new corner house becomes available in Bergen. The app is free to download from the App Store and Google Play.
• Pay attention to the WOZ value and municipal taxes. Corner houses often have a higher WOZ value than terraced houses on the same street. This affects annual municipal charges.
• Ask about parking rights. In some parts of Bergen, paid parking or a permit system applies. Check whether the property has its own parking space or a permanent permit.

Price level: what determines the price of a corner house in Bergen

Corner houses in Bergen (North Holland) fall into the higher segment of the regional market. That is no coincidence. The municipality attracts buyers from outside the region, the location near beach and dunes plays a role, and limited supply keeps prices structurally high.

Factors influencing the price of an individual property:

• Location relative to the village centre and the beach.
• State of maintenance, particularly the extra side facade and roof.
• Presence of a garage, driveway or carport (rare, but strongly price-increasing).
• Year of construction and any listed building status or aesthetic restrictions.
• Size and location of the side and back garden.

For current price indications, we refer to the overview at the top of this page. That gives a more realistic picture than general market figures.

Neighbourhoods in Bergen (NH) where corner houses are most common

Not every neighbourhood has the same amount of supply, but the following areas are the most relevant for those looking for a corner house:

• Bergen Binnen (resident score 8.4/10): the historic village centre with villas, older residential areas and characteristic streets. Corner houses here are sought-after and scarce.
• Egmond-Binnen (resident score 8.0/10): quieter village with a close-knit community. Less supply, but when something becomes available, it goes quickly.
• Schoorl (resident score 7.8/10): on the edge of the dunes, popular with buyers seeking nature and space. Houses here sometimes sit on larger plots.
• Egmond aan den Hoef (resident score 6.5/10): one of the quieter parts of the municipality. Relatively more supply than in Bergen Binnen, and therefore sometimes slightly more choice.

More background on neighbourhood scores and facilities per district can be found on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Bergen (North Holland).

Can't buy a corner house in Bergen? Also look at Zaanstad

If supply in Bergen disappoints, it is worth broadening your search. Corner houses in Zaanstad offer an alternative for those wanting more choice in a different price range. The municipality has a larger and more varied supply, although the living environment differs greatly from the character of Bergen.

Would you rather keep renting while you search? Then also check the supply of corner houses for rent in Bergen (North Holland) as a temporary solution.