Homes for sale in Boterzwin, Den Helder

House prices and market figures for Boterzwin, Den Helder

Boterzwin is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood: 67% of the 543 homes are owned, which is significantly higher than the Den Helder average. The WOZ value of €296,000 compares favourably to the municipal average of €223,000, and is also slightly above the district average of Julianadorp (€283,000). This difference is no coincidence: the homes here are generally larger and the streets quieter than in the centre of Den Helder.

Over the past twelve months, 10 homes were sold in Boterzwin, with an average sale price of €533,000. The range ran from €439,000 to €637,000, and the average living area was 170 m². This works out at a price of over €3,130 per square metre. These are predominantly spacious single-family homes, including detached and semi-detached houses. Apartments are scarce in this neighbourhood. Supply varies, so check at the top of this page how many homes for sale are currently available in Boterzwin and what the current asking prices are.

Living in Boterzwin, Den Helder

Boterzwin is located in the west of Julianadorp, a village that borders Den Helder as a separate core but has its own distinct character. Boterzwin itself is a quiet, green residential neighbourhood with a pronounced family atmosphere that is now shifting somewhat towards older residents. The largest age group is 65-plus (365 of the 1,105 residents), and you notice this in the streets: it is quiet, there is a lot of walking, and the neighbourhood has something of a ribbon village with spacious plots and plenty of greenery in the front and back gardens.

The homes largely date from the 1970s and 1980s, with a mix of semi-detached and detached houses. The street names refer to Zeeland waters, giving the neighbourhood a recognisable identity. Boterzwin borders agricultural land and the dune edge, meaning you can quickly get out into the countryside here. For cyclists, the beach at Julianadorp is reachable within a quarter of an hour, and the dunes are also close by.

In terms of amenities, Boterzwin itself is modest: there is no supermarket in the immediate vicinity, but the village centre of Julianadorp with an Albert Heijn and a number of small shops is easily accessible by bike. For a wider range, you drive to the centre of Den Helder, about ten minutes by car. Primary schools in Julianadorp are accessible for families with children, although the neighbourhood itself, with its ageing population, is not the most child-rich in the district. Sports clubs such as football club SV Julianadorp are present in the village.

Accessibility by car is reasonable: via the N502 you quickly reach the A7 towards Alkmaar. Den Helder does not have an NS station in the classic sense, but the terminus of the railway line is in the city centre, about ten minutes' drive away. Bus connections from Julianadorp towards Den Helder run regularly, but those dependent on public transport must reckon with limited services outside peak hours.

Residents appreciate the peace, space and proximity to nature. On the Boterzwin neighbourhood page you will find all resident reviews and scores. One resident writes: "You live here wonderfully quietly, almost as if you are outside the city, but Den Helder is still so close when you need it." Criticism sometimes focuses on the limited local amenities and dependence on the car. Compared to neighbourhoods such as Vogelzand or Middelzand, Boterzwin is more outward-looking and less compact. Those seeking more urbanity might also look at Julianadorp-West, which lies slightly closer to the village centre.

Who is a home for sale in Boterzwin interesting for?

Boterzwin mainly attracts movers and seniors looking for space, peace and a green environment. With an average sale price of €533,000, this is not a starter neighbourhood: starters on a limited budget would do well to look at rental homes in Boterzwin or at other neighbourhoods within Den Helder with a lower entry price. Supply is limited: on average, around ten homes are sold per year, meaning you need to act quickly when something suitable comes up. Overbidding is not automatic in this segment, but popular homes sell fast. A structural survey is certainly advisable for homes from the 1970s and 1980s.

What residents say about Boterzwin

Residents generally rate Boterzwin positively in terms of living comfort, peace and proximity to nature. The neighbourhood scores lower on liveliness and amenity level, which fits the character of a quiet residential area on the edge of Julianadorp. One resident sums it up aptly: "The peace here is really a plus, but you have to be able to handle that you need to take the car for everything." View all reviews and full neighbourhood data on the Boterzwin page, including scores per category such as safety, greenery and accessibility.

Compare homes for sale in and around Boterzwin

Buurtje.nl bundles supply from more than 1,500 sources in one place, supplemented with resident reviews and neighbourhood data you won't find anywhere else. This way you can compare not only homes, but also neighbourhoods. Besides Boterzwin, Kruiszwin and Doorzwin are interesting alternatives within the same district. Want to broaden your search area? Then view the full supply of homes for sale in Julianadorp or compare with districts such as Nieuw Den Helder-West. The municipality of Den Helder has more information about living and amenities at denhelder.nl.