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Buying a home starts with the right feeling. Interhouse helps you to make the right decisions, with attention to your wishes, interests and the best possible result.
What moves you?
You don’t buy a home every day. It’s an important step, with a significant personal and financial impact.
Buying a new home starts with the right feeling. That’s why it’s wise to have a buying agent at your side—someone who understands what you’re looking for, knows what’s doable, and safeguards your interests every step of the way.
The certified and specialized agents at Interhouse help you to find the right home and make the right decisions. We listen to your wishes, analyze the market and guide you through every part of the process—from orientation and viewings to price negotiation and transfer.
With over 25 years of experience, and offices across a large part of the Netherlands, we know the housing market inside and out. We know where opportunities lie, know how to minimize risks, and how to garner a strong position as a buyer.
Interhouse is an equally trusted partner for expats and international clients. We speak the language, understand the regulations, and ensure a smooth buying process—transparent, attentive, and without surprises.
What’s your story?
Let’s get acquainted and discover what Interhouse can do for you.
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Meet our agents
Behind every successful purchase is a specialist. With our trained and experienced agents, you’ll be in good hands. They provide you access to our network of fellow agents, the newest property listings, and guide you from start to finish. They speak your language and are driven to help you find and secure the right home, together.
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Bas Ros
Commercial property agent -
Collin Liebeton
Junior Front Office -
Marcel de Wijs
Real Estate Agent -
Quiten Gruwel
Senior Rental Consultant -
Bianca van Ruiten
Operations Assistant -
Jan Douwe Metzlar
Real Estate Manager -
Jeroen Jones
Owner/Registered Broker -
Naomi Wallet
Assistent Realtor -
Sophie Quellhorst
Front Office -
Sandra van Berkel
Owner/Real Estate Specialist -
Sarinah Bhattoe
Real Estate Agent -
Frida Jansen
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other international buyers
Many internationals have already used our buying services. We have extensive experience in this niche market of both expats and multinationals. We will carefully link you to the home that suits you best.






















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Why you choose Interhouse specialists
Always an expert nearby
With more than 25 years of experience and offices throughout most of the Netherlands, we know every region. Selling, buying, letting, renting or managing? We focus on people, the market and the moment.
A custom approach to every assignment
No standard approach, but a custom solution for every sale, purchase, let and rental. We listen, advise and tailor everything to the customer and the property. That's how we achieve the best results together.
Maximum and global reach
By combining our network, Funda (in business), Pararius, social media and international communities, we reach the right audience. That’s how your property — residential or commercial — gets the attention it deserves and stands out on the market.
Reviews
Experiences with Interhouse
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I have rented out my house satisfactorily via Interhouse Breda for the past 5 years. In the spring, I had reasons to take my house out of the rental. They also assisted quickly and effectively in this matter. Thank you, Interhouse!
Twan Damen
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Fantastic agency—helpful, friendly, and reliable! Documents were ready on time, communication was smooth, and they responded quickly. Truly a pleasure to work with.
Gabrielius Skersys
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Neringa Mžavanadze
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Bruno Moreira
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We are very satisfied with the service of Interhouse! We had a great contact person, Sarinah, which ensured clear communication. We also always received quick and detailed responses to all our questions. The apartment itself was delivered clean and tidy, and we are still happy with this choice!
Chiara Ewo
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Pleasant contact, clear and concrete.
Ralf van der Maas
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We contacted Interhouse to enquire about about management services for a house which was tenanted when ownership was transferred. While management was not possible due to the kind of tenants in the house -indeed the worst you can imagine- Vincent was most kind in providing advice and services on an ad hoc basis over a period of nearly two years. As we both live overseas, this was incredibly helpful and efficient. Thank you Vicent, Michiel and Nathalie. We are most grateful for your help and support during this challenging phase. All the best from us both.
Jacqueline Harter
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Only tens for Interhouse. Bas and his team delivered a top performance! Fantastic!
Funda gebruiker
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After my very positive experience with Interhouse team, I wanted to share my feedback. Whenever I had a question or needed support, they responded very quickly and were always helpful. I really appreciated their professionalism and responsiveness, they made the whole process smooth and stress-free.
Dilara Dilara
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Good and clear advice. Looks at the possibilities. Explains everything. Super guidance from A to Z. Contact is easy and fast.
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Frequently asked questions about buying a home
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An energy label is required when renting out or selling a residential property. The label must be available at transfer or at the start of the tenancy. Is an energy label required when advertising? If an energy label is available, it must be included in the listing. If no energy label is available yet, it does not have to be shown when advertising. The energy label must, however, be available in time for sale or rental. Is an energy label required at transfer? Sales: the energy label must be provided to the buyer at the notarial transfer at the latest. Rentals: the energy label must be available at the start of the tenancy agreement. What does the energy label mean when letting? For rentals, the energy label is part of the points system (WWS). The number of points affects the maximum rent and whether a property falls within the regulated or free sector. An incorrect or missing label may result in a lower permitted rent. What does the energy label mean for selling? For selling, the energy label informs buyers about the property’s energy performance and sustainability potential. It often plays a role in buyer decision making. Currently, there is an exemption for national listed monuments from the energy label requirement. This exemption is expected to end in May 2026.
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For commercial property, there are strict demands for durability. For example, since January 1st 2023 office spaces must have at least energy label C to be let or used. There are exceptions, but these are limited.
If you don’t meet this requirement, you risk the following:
- Government enforcement, such as fines or penalty’s
- Decrease in value of the property
- Limitations when refinancing or selling
- Possible tenant claims when the property doesn’t adhere to the agreed upon function of use
It’s important to look further ahead: steps are being taken to improve the energy label to A in the future, and installations such as central heating boilers are slowly phased out. As owner, you have to plan ahead for durability, both financial and technical.
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With commercial properties, the distribution of maintenance differs from that of residential properties. Legally, the regulations for offices and shops (7:230a of the Dutch Civil Code) leaves plenty of room for contractual agreements. In practise, usually the following applies:
- Landlord: major maintenance and replacement of essential installations (such as roof, foundation, main sewage, facades and technical installations).
- Tenant: daily and minor maintenance, including malfunctions caused by use, interior finishings and often the periodic maintenance of installations.
In the case of shops (7:290 of the Dutch Civil Code) agreements made can differ, but a large part of the maintenance, usually more than expected by landlords, are contractually attributed to tenant.
Important: Installations such as air conditioning and heating systems are increasingly attributed to the landlord. Unclear agreements often lead to discussions, so the division must be explicitly detailed in the contract.
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