Homes for sale in Cuijk, Land van Cuijk
Check the current supply of homes for sale in Cuijk, including neighbourhood scores and resident reviews, and find a home that truly suits you.
What does a home cost in Cuijk?
The home-buying market in Cuijk is accessible compared to many other places in North Brabant, but prices have risen sharply in recent years. The average purchase price over the past year was €506,466, with a range from €265,000 to €1,135,000. This means that both affordable terraced houses and more spacious detached homes come onto the market. The WOZ value in Cuijk is €304,000, below the municipal average of €346,000 in Land van Cuijk, partly because Cuijk as a town has more terraced houses and apartments than the surrounding villages. Of the more than 8,600 homes, 57% are owner-occupied and 43% are rental properties. If you are curious about the current supply and the average asking price, you will find those figures at the top of this page.
Living in Cuijk: village atmosphere with urban amenities
Cuijk is the kind of place where you run into your neighbour on Saturday morning at Bakker Kuijpers on Maasstraat and stop for a chat. It is a town large enough for a complete range of amenities, but small enough that people know each other by name. Residents on the Cuijk neighbourhood page give it a 7.1 out of 10. Notably high scores are for education (9.0) and green spaces (8.5). Resident Pauline describes it as a "good balance between tranquillity and liveliness" and cites the diversity in homes and population as a plus: "Friendly people. People greet each other on the street. That stands out when you are new." At the same time, not every street is equally harmonious. Jitske, who grew up in the Heeswijkse Kampen neighbourhood, warns that social cohesion can vary greatly from street to street and that it is wise to talk to neighbours beforehand.
In terms of amenities, Cuijk has almost everything. There are several primary schools, including De Dorendal and De Maaskei, and for secondary education there is Merletcollege. Supermarkets such as Albert Heijn, Lidl and Jumbo are spread across the town. In the centre you will find specialist shops, a library and cultural centre De Breedte. Sports enthusiasts can go to football club JVC Cuijk, tennis club LTC Cuijk and swimming pool De Meer. Along the Maas it is good for walking and cycling, and the Heeswijkse Kampen area offers extra green space for nature lovers. The community score (5.5) is the lowest rating, which fits the picture that Cuijk as a larger town can feel somewhat more anonymous than the smaller villages in the municipality.
Accessibility is solid. Cuijk has its own train station on the Maaslijn, with a direct connection to Nijmegen in about 20 minutes. Towards Den Bosch you are via the A73 and A50 in about 40 minutes. The A73 itself is a few minutes' drive away and takes you quickly to Venlo or Nijmegen. Buses from Arriva connect Cuijk with surrounding villages such as historic Grave and Velp. For those who work in Nijmegen but want to live more rurally, Cuijk is a logical choice. More information about municipal plans and zoning plans can be found on the website of the municipality of Land van Cuijk.
Which buyers is Cuijk a good match for?
Cuijk attracts a broad group of buyers. First-time buyers can still find apartments under three hundred thousand euros, for example in De Valuwe or the centre. Families benefit from the strong educational offering and the more spacious single-family homes in neighbourhoods such as Padbroek. Seniors looking to downsize can find ground-floor options in the centre. Keep in mind that when buying a home in Cuijk, in addition to the purchase price, you also pay transfer tax (2% or 10.4%), notary and valuation costs. The supply is not very large, with 119 homes sold in a year, so be prepared for competition on popular property types. If you find the home-buying market too tight, you can also look at rental properties in Cuijk as an interim solution.
Searching for a home in Cuijk using neighbourhood data and reviews
On Buurtje.nl you combine the current supply of homes for sale with real resident reviews and neighbourhood statistics, so you get to know not only the property but also the neighbourhood. View the available homes for sale in Cuijk above and compare them with the supply in nearby neighbourhoods such as Escharen or Linden. For a broader picture of the entire municipality, you can also view homes for sale in Land van Cuijk.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average price of a home in Cuijk?
The average purchase price in Cuijk over the past year was €506,466. The cheapest homes sold for around €265,000, while the most expensive exceeded €1,100,000. The average floor area of sold homes was 134 m².
How does the WOZ value of homes in Cuijk compare to the municipality?
The average WOZ value in Cuijk is €304,000. This is below the municipal average of Land van Cuijk (€346,000). This difference is because Cuijk has relatively more terraced houses and apartments than the smaller villages in the municipality.
What costs are involved in buying a house in Cuijk?
In addition to the purchase price, you pay transfer tax (2% for owner-occupation, 10.4% for investors), notary costs for the deed of transfer and mortgage deed, valuation costs, and possibly advisory fees. Expect around 4-6% in additional costs on top of the purchase price.
Can I buy an apartment in Cuijk?
Yes, apartments are regularly offered in Cuijk, especially in the centre and in De Valuwe. Apartments are generally the most affordable option and often come on the market for under €300,000. View the current listings at the top of the page and filter by property type.
How is the accessibility if you buy a home in Cuijk?
Cuijk has its own train station with a direct connection to Nijmegen in about 20 minutes. The A73 is nearby and provides quick access to Venlo and via the A50 to Den Bosch. Arriva buses connect Cuijk with surrounding villages in the municipality of Land van Cuijk.
Quiet neighbourhood with all amenities nearby. Lots of greenery and water, which brings a positive atmosphere. Diversity in population and types of housing. Friendly people. People greet each other on the street. That stands out when you are new to the village/neighbourhood. The neighbourhood feels safe. Much within walking distance. Nijmegen easily accessible.
Auto-translated to English by AIThe street I live in is anything but okay. All my neighbours pick fights with everyone and I can't do my thing in peace without being gossiped about or spoken to... For the rest, you can walk fine in Heeswijk Kampen, etc. I also went to primary school here myself and that was perfectly fine. We also have a Jumbo in the neighbourhood and that's very nice, but when it comes to a real centre, I find that minimal.
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