Homes for sale in Lingewaard
View the current supply of homes for sale in Lingewaard, from detached houses to apartments. Compare prices, neighbourhood scores, and resident reviews.
Buying a house in Lingewaard: the housing market in 2026
Lingewaard is a green municipality in the river area of Gelderland, nestled between the Waal and the Linge, a stone's throw from Arnhem and Nijmegen. The municipality has over 47,000 residents spread across villages such as Bemmel, Huissen, Gendt and Doornenburg. Buying a home here means choosing space, village character and yet good accessibility to the Randstad via the A15 and A325. Major employers in the region, including Radboudumc and the De Houtakker business park in Bemmel, ensure a stable local economy with a labour participation rate of 67%.
The housing market in Lingewaard is predominantly owner-occupied: 73% of the more than 20,320 homes are owner-occupied. The average WOZ value is €372,000, but actual transaction prices are higher. In the past twelve months, 351 homes changed hands at an average purchase price of €550,879, with a range of €275,000 to €1,975,000. The average floor area of sold homes is 142 m². This indicates a market where mainly spacious family homes are traded. At the top of this page, you can see the current asking prices and selling times for the latest updates. Buurtje.nl helps you with neighbourhood scores from residents, reviews per district and housing supply from more than 1,500 sources.
The best neighbourhoods to buy a house in Lingewaard
Lingewaard consists of eight village cores, each with its own character. From compact Angeren to lively Bemmel: the differences in atmosphere, price level and amenities are greater than you might expect. Below are the most important neighbourhoods for buyers.
Huissen, the largest village with the most amenities
Huissen is by far the most urban village in Lingewaard. You will find a complete shopping centre, several primary schools, GP practices and a direct bus connection to Arnhem Central. The mix of pre-war houses in the centre and new-build neighbourhoods on the outskirts attracts both first-time buyers and those moving up. Residents give Huissen a 7.3 on Buurtje.nl, with particularly good scores for safety (7.9) and housing (7.3). Prices are around the municipal average, although the new-build projects on the south side are more expensive. See the housing supply in Huissen for the current situation.
Bemmel, the administrative heart with growth potential
As the main town of the municipality, Bemmel has the town hall, sports complex De Heuvels and shopping centre Bergerden nearby. The village is popular with families because of the spacious plots and its location near the A15 junction. Residents rate Bemmel a 6.7, with the beauty of the surroundings (7.4) standing out positively, but green spaces (6.7) and education (6.7) scoring slightly lower. A resident from Bemmel notes: "The location is great for commuting, but the centre could do with a bit more life." Purchase prices in Bemmel are slightly lower than in Huissen, making it interesting for buyers who want more square metres for their budget. Discover what is for sale in Bemmel.
Gendt, village tranquillity with the highest neighbourhood score
Gendt lies directly on the Waal and exudes a rural atmosphere that you find less in the larger villages. With a neighbourhood score of 9.0, it is the best-rated core of Lingewaard, although this is based on a limited number of reviews. The village has its own supermarket, primary school and an active club life around sports park De Heikant. Gendt mainly attracts those moving up and families who consciously choose peace and quiet. Homes here are scarce and sell quickly. See the available homes in Gendt.
Doornenburg, living by the castle
Doornenburg is a small, close-knit village best known for Kasteel Doornenburg. The supply is limited, but anyone who finds a home here gets plenty of space and an active village community. Prices are generally below the municipal average, making it attractive for first-time buyers who don't necessarily need to live in a larger village. See the supply in Doornenburg.
In addition, there are smaller cores worth considering. Angeren is a quiet ribbon village along the Linge, Haalderen is centrally located between Bemmel and Gendt and offers relatively affordable family homes, and Ressen borders directly on Nijmegen-Noord, making it interesting for those who work in Nijmegen but want to live more rurally. On the municipal page of Lingewaard you will find all ratings and reviews per district.
What to look out for when buying a home in Lingewaard?
Firstly: look beyond just Bemmel and Huissen. Villages like Gendt and Haalderen often offer better value for money, especially if you are willing to live a bit further from the motorway. The difference in square metres you get for the same budget can be significant.
Secondly: the market in Lingewaard is relatively tight. With 351 transactions in the past year and limited new-build production, you need to act quickly as a buyer. Overbidding occurs, especially for homes under €500,000. Make sure your financing is in order before you go viewing.
Thirdly: accessibility varies greatly per village. Huissen and Ressen have good bus connections, but from Doornenburg or Loo you are dependent on the car. Check the travel time to your work during rush hour, as the A15 can get quite congested.
Finally: use the neighbourhood scores and resident reviews on Buurtje.nl to get an honest picture of each district. The figures tell you what residents really think about safety, amenities and sense of community. Are you also considering renting a home in Lingewaard? Then you have more time to get to know the municipality before you buy.
What residents say about living in Lingewaard
Lingewaard receives an average score of 7.2 from residents based on 14 reviews. Safety scores highest with 7.9, followed by beauty (7.4) and housing (7.3). Gendt stands out with a 9.0, while Huissen is stable at 7.3. A resident of Huissen writes: "Nice living here, everything is close by and yet it doesn't feel busy. Only the shopping centre could be a bit more diverse." Curious about more experiences? Read all resident reviews of Lingewaard.
Homes for sale near Lingewaard
Are you also looking outside Lingewaard? The municipality borders several municipalities with their own housing market. Directly to the south lies Arnhem, with a much larger and more varied supply, from apartments to city homes. Berg en Dal offers a similar rural character with slightly more elevation. To the east you will find homes for sale in Berkelland for those who really want space, and the supply in Barneveld is interesting if you are looking towards the Veluwe. Apeldoorn is also worth exploring if you are considering a larger city.
View the current supply of homes for sale in Lingewaard
At the top of this page you will find the complete overview of homes for sale in Lingewaard, updated daily from more than 1,500 sources. Use the filters on price, floor area and energy label to search specifically. For each home you will see the neighbourhood score and reviews of the surrounding district, so you can assess not only the house but also the neighbourhood. Whether you are considering buying an apartment in Lingewaard or looking for a detached home: the supply above gives you a complete picture.
Frequently asked questions
How many homes for sale are there in Lingewaard?
The current number of homes for sale in Lingewaard can be found at the top of this page. The listings are updated daily from more than 1,500 sources, including estate agents and housing platforms. Since the supply changes continuously, you can always check the latest status here.
What does a home cost in Lingewaard?
The average purchase price in Lingewaard over the past year was €550,879, with a range from €275,000 to €1,975,000. Prices vary significantly per village: in Gendt and Huissen prices are generally higher than in Doornenburg or Haalderen. Check the current asking prices at the top of the page.
What is the average price per square metre in Lingewaard?
Based on an average purchase price of €550,879 and an average floor area of 142 m², the price per square metre is approximately €3,879. This is an average; smaller homes and apartments typically have a higher m² price than detached houses.
How long does a property typically stay on the market in Lingewaard?
The current average selling time can be found at the top of this page. The market in Lingewaard is relatively tight, partly due to limited supply and its attractive location near Arnhem and Nijmegen. Popular homes in Huissen and Gendt often sell within a few weeks.
Which neighbourhoods in Lingewaard are most popular for buying a home?
Gendt scores highest among residents with a 9.0, followed by Huissen (7.3) and Bemmel (6.7). Gendt is popular for its village tranquillity along the Waal, Huissen offers the most amenities, and Bemmel attracts buyers who want quick access to the A15. Each village has its own character.
Is Lingewaard a good place to buy a home?
Lingewaard combines rural living with good accessibility to Arnhem and Nijmegen. With 47,314 residents, an average income of €36,700 and a labour participation rate of 67%, the economic base is solid. The WOZ value of €372,000 is below the average transaction price, indicating value growth. Residents give the municipality a 7.2.
What are the additional costs when buying a home in Lingewaard?
Expect 4 to 6% in additional costs on top of the purchase price. This includes 2% transfer tax (first-time buyers under 35 and under €510,000 are exempt), notary fees for the deed and mortgage, valuation costs, and possibly estate agent fees. For an average purchase price of €550,879, this amounts to approximately €22,000 to €33,000.
What about accessibility in Lingewaard?
Lingewaard is easily accessible via the A15 and A325. From Huissen, you can reach Arnhem Central in 15 minutes by bus. Villages like Doornenburg and Angeren are more dependent on the car. The municipality is investing in cycle paths, but for daily commuting to Arnhem or Nijmegen, a car is essential for many residents.
Can I search for homes by neighbourhood in Lingewaard?
Yes, on this page you can filter by neighbourhood. Lingewaard has eight village centres: Angeren, Bemmel, Doornenburg, Gendt, Haalderen, Huissen, Loo and Ressen. Each neighbourhood has its own page with property listings, neighbourhood scores and resident reviews, so you can compare specifically.
How many homes are there in total in Lingewaard?
Lingewaard has 20,320 homes, of which 73% are owner-occupied and 27% are rental properties. Of the rental properties, 19% are owned by housing associations. The housing stock consists mainly of single-family homes, which fits the village character of the municipality.
We came to live in Huissen with the idea: we won't stay here long. But now: 28 years later, it's hard to find a better place and house. So Huissen is not so bad after all. Nice centre, park Lingezegen. And Arnhem within cycling distance. And Nijmegen also nearby. So Huissen is GREAT
Auto-translated to English by AIWhen we need each other, we are there
Auto-translated to English by AIIt's a quiet neighbourhood to live in and has all the amenities.
Auto-translated to English by AIIt is a self-contained neighbourhood. There is direct and personal contact with only a few people. But overall, there is a pleasant atmosphere.
Auto-translated to English by AIWhen we first lived in Loovelden, it was a real new-build neighbourhood. Good houses but lots of stone, stone, stone. Because the municipality of Lingewaard, the water board and Arnhem want to turn it into a kind of nature area, there are now places with much more nature. Really well done.
Auto-translated to English by AIGreat house. Water at the doorstep. Plenty of variety in the surroundings. I only miss a train. And many dog owners let their dogs poop everywhere and don't clean it up. Dog poop is really a problem. And the water needs to be cleaned or dredged more often by Rijkswaterstaat.
Auto-translated to English by AIA nice neighbourhood, lots of families with young children. Gardens all well oriented towards the sun. Sometimes a bit harder to reach, but not too difficult.
Auto-translated to English by AILived there for 22 years, the neighbourhood kept getting worse. Initially a reasonably green neighbourhood, later no greenery at all. Took children out of school due to lack of proper follow-up lessons and unsafety.
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