Homes for sale in Cadzand, Sluis
Discover the current supply of homes for sale in Cadzand, including asking prices and selling times. View the properties on this page and compare neighbourhoods.










Purchase prices in Cadzand: well above the municipal average
Cadzand is one of the most expensive residential locations in the municipality of Sluis. The average WOZ value is €493,000, while the municipal average is €304,000. That difference of over €189,000 says a lot about Cadzand's position in the regional housing market. Over the past twelve months, 325 homes were sold here at an average purchase price of €641,202. The range runs from €199,000 to €12,000,000, indicating that the supply varies widely: from compact homes on the edge of the village to exclusive villas and holiday homes on or near the coast. Detached houses and second homes dominate the picture. For current asking prices and the currently available supply of homes for sale in Cadzand, you can consult the overview at the top of this page.
Living on the Zeeland coast: what makes Cadzand so different
Cadzand is no ordinary place to live. With 685 inhabitants, it is one of the smallest settlements in Zeelandic Flanders, but the housing stock comprises 914 homes. That difference is telling: a large proportion of the homes stand empty outside the season or are used as second homes or holiday rentals. This gives the village a very different face in summer than in January. Residents who live here all year round appreciate the peace, the space and the immediate proximity of the North Sea coast. On the district page for Cadzand you can read what residents themselves write about life here. One recurring theme in the reviews is the silence and nature: "You literally live next to the dunes here, you never get used to that" is a commonly heard sentiment. At the same time, there are critical notes about the limited amenities outside the season and the crowds in the summer months.
In terms of amenities, Cadzand is modest but functional for those who live here permanently. In the village itself there are a few small shops and eateries. For daily groceries, most residents drive to Oostburg, about ten minutes away, where a supermarket and further shopping facilities can be found. The nearby Cadzand-Bad has its own shopping street with more options, but there too it is quieter outside the season. A primary school is available in the area, but for secondary education children are dependent on Oostburg or Breskens. For sports, there are opportunities at the local tennis club and there are walking and cycling routes through the dunes and the Zwin area.
Accessibility by public transport is limited. There is no train station in the immediate vicinity; the nearest train stations are in Belgium, towards Bruges. Bus services run via Oostburg and are not frequent. A car is practically indispensable. Via the N675 and N61 you reach Terneuzen in about 45 minutes and the Westerscheldetunnel towards Goes and the rest of the Netherlands. If you are also looking at surrounding villages, you can compare with Retranchement or the slightly more urban Aardenburg. Verspreide huizen Cadzand also offers homes in the rural area around the village.
For which buyers is Cadzand a realistic option?
Buying in Cadzand is financially no light decision. The average transaction price of over €641,000 places this market out of reach for most first-time buyers. The district mainly attracts wealthy home-movers, retirees who consciously choose peace by the sea, and buyers looking for a second home or holiday home. In addition to the purchase price, take into account transfer tax (2% for owner-occupation, 10.4% for second homes), notary costs and any homeowners' association (VvE) contributions for apartments. Those considering buying an apartment in Cadzand will find them mainly in Cadzand-Bad. If buying is still a step too far financially, check out the rental homes in Cadzand as an alternative.
Buying a house in Cadzand: how to use this overview
Buurtje.nl combines the current housing supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics, so you not only see a house but also understand what living in Cadzand means in practice. Also compare the supply in Sluis, Eede or Sint Kruis for a broader picture of the market in the municipality. More information about the municipality can also be found on the website of the municipality of Sluis. View all homes for sale in Sluis for a complete regional overview.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average price of a home in Cadzand?
Over the past twelve months, the average purchase price in Cadzand was €641,202. Prices vary widely: from €199,000 for a more compact home to €12,000,000 for an exclusive villa or coastal property. The average WOZ value is €493,000, well above the municipal average of €304,000.
What are the additional costs when buying a home in Cadzand?
When buying a home in Cadzand, in addition to the purchase price, you pay transfer tax: 2% if you occupy the home yourself, or 10.4% if it is a second home or holiday home. There are also notary fees for the deed of transfer and mortgage deed, and possibly estate agent fees. For apartments in Cadzand-Bad, monthly homeowners' association contributions may also apply.
What types of homes can you buy in Cadzand?
The supply in Cadzand mainly consists of detached houses and holiday homes, fitting the character of the coastal town. In the sub-area Cadzand-Bad, apartments are also for sale, particularly in complexes oriented towards the coast. Terraced houses and semi-detached houses are available but less dominant in this village.
Is Cadzand easily accessible if you want to live there?
Accessibility by car is reasonable: Oostburg is about ten minutes away and via the N61 you reach the Westerscheldetunnel towards the rest of the Netherlands. Public transport is limited; there is no train station in the immediate vicinity and bus connections are not frequent. A car is practically indispensable for daily use if you live in Cadzand.
Are there schools and facilities for families buying a home in Cadzand?
Cadzand has limited daily amenities. There is primary school education in the nearby area, but for secondary education children have to go to Oostburg or Breskens. For supermarkets and broader shopping, most residents travel to Oostburg. For sports, there are opportunities at the local tennis club and extensive walking and cycling routes through the dunes.

















