19 homes for sale in neighbourhood Maasland, Midden-Delfland

House prices and market figures in Maasland, Midden-Delfland

Maasland is a neighbourhood where owner-occupied homes clearly dominate: 68% of the housing stock is owner-occupied, compared to 32% rented. The average WOZ value is €418,000, which is notably lower than the district average of €468,000 and the municipal average of €470,000 in Midden-Delfland. This difference is partly because the centre of Maasland has more terraced houses and older buildings, while the outlying areas around the village have larger detached houses that raise the averages.

In the past twelve months, 66 homes changed hands at an average purchase price of €538,833. The range is wide: from €339,000 for a modest terraced house to €1,395,000 for more spacious detached homes. With an average living area of 120 m², the price per square metre comes to around €4,490. The supply mainly consists of single-family homes, both terraced and semi-detached, supplemented by a limited number of apartments. At the top of this page, you can view the current supply and the average time to sell for the most recent figures.

Living in Maasland: village character between polders and greenhouses

Maasland is one of those villages where you immediately feel that time moves a little slower as you drive in. The old ribbon along the Hoofdstraat forms the heart, with the Commandeurskerk, a handful of shops, a Spar supermarket and a few eateries on either side. It is not a village with a bustling nightlife, but rather a place where you know your neighbour by name and where children still play in the street. The buildings in the centre partly date from the 1960s and 1970s, with newer expansions towards the south and west. Think compact terraced houses on the Kluiskade and more spacious family homes in the area around the Gaagweg.

In terms of amenities, Maasland is self-sufficient for the basics. Basisschool De Groene Hoek and Christian primary school De Rank are both within walking distance from the centre. There is a GP practice, a physiotherapist and a dentist. For the weekly big shop, most residents drive to Maassluis or Delft, as the range of shops in the village itself is limited. For sports, you can go to football club VDL, tennis club Maasland and the local pétanque club. The surrounding polder landscape is fantastic for cyclists and walkers, with routes along the Gaag and through the Duifpolder.

Accessibility is reasonable but not excellent. Maasland does not have its own train station. The nearest stations are Maassluis West (about 10 minutes by car) and Delft (15 minutes). Bus line 34 connects the village with Maassluis and Delft, but the frequency is limited in the evenings. By car, you can quickly get onto the motorway towards Rotterdam or The Hague via the A20 and the Wippolderlaan. Many residents are therefore car-dependent, something to bear in mind if you do not have your own transport.

Residents appreciate the green, quiet character but also mention the downsides. "It is wonderfully quiet here and the children can play outside safely, but for a night out or a good supermarket you always have to take the car," writes a resident on the resident reviews of Maasland. The demographic composition confirms the family character: the largest age group is 45-65 years (1,275 residents) and households with children form the largest group (705). At the same time, there is also a sizeable group of over-65s (1,115), which fits a village where people stay for a long time.

Compared to neighbouring neighbourhoods such as Dijkpolder and Gaag-Maasland, the centre of Maasland is more compact and affordable. In the Duifpolder and surroundings you will find more detached houses on larger plots, but then you also pay considerably more. If you want to broaden the comparison, you can also look at the supply in Schipluiden, the other large village within the municipality.

Is a home for sale in Maasland right for you?

Buying a house in Maasland is particularly interesting for families looking for peace and space without being too far from the Randstad. The entry-level prices around €339,000 make it accessible for movers, although as a first-time buyer you should take into account overbidding in the popular segments. Seniors who already live in the village will find a familiar environment here with short lines to neighbours and clubs. If you are looking to buy an apartment in Maasland, the supply is limited; most homes are ground-based. An honest disadvantage: the level of amenities is narrow and you are dependent on the car. If you prefer to rent, you can view the supply of rental homes in Maasland, although at 30% housing association stock that is also not extensive.

What residents say about Maasland

On the review page of Maasland on Buurtje.nl, residents rate the village highest on safety and green spaces, and lowest on accessibility by public transport and range of shops. "We have lived here for fifteen years and do not want to leave. The peace, the view over the polder and the village community are priceless," says one resident. View all reviews and partial scores on the neighbourhood page to get a complete picture.

Compare housing supply in and around Maasland

On Buurtje.nl you can filter the current supply of homes for sale in Maasland by price, area and energy label, supplemented by neighbourhood scores and resident reviews that you will not find anywhere else. Would you like to broaden your search? Then compare with the supply in the entire Maasland district, view homes for sale in Midden-Delfland, or discover what neighbourhoods such as Ter Lucht and Verspreide huizen Dijkpolder have to offer. This way you will find the neighbourhood that truly suits you. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Midden-Delfland.