House€100,000
Durrës
2 bd 1 ba 168 m²
Houses for Sale in Albania: Town and Village Homes
182 houses currently listed for sale in Albania.
Houses for sale in Albania
24 properties shown
House
House€100,000
Shkodër
2 bd 1 ba 2,225 m²
House€200,000
Shkodër
3 bd 3 ba 178 m²
House€200,000
Shkodër
3 bd 1 ba 1,140 m²
House€130,000
Madhe
5 bd 2 ba 244 m²
House€750,000
Sarandë
2 bd 1 ba 85 m²
House€130,000
Durrës
1 bd 2 ba 128 m²
House€400,000
Shëngjin
3 bd 2 ba 500 m²
House€140,000
Shkodër
4 bd 2 ba 1,600 m²
House€80,000
Shkodër
2 bd 1 ba 2,300 m²
House€178,000
Tirana
1 bd 1 ba 78 m²
House€198,000
Durrës
4 bd 1 ba 117 m²
House€480,000
Tirana
4 bd 4 ba 640 m²
House€168,000
Durrës
2 bd 1 ba 113 m²
House€300,000
Sarandë
3 bd 2 ba 104 m²
House€73,000
Delvinë
2 bd 1 ba 89 m²
House€400,000
Vlorë
7 bd 6 ba 321 m²
House€450,000
Tirana
6 bd 5 ba 485 m²
House€380,000
Tirana
3 bd 1 ba 113 m²
House€52,000
Vlorë
3 bd 1 ba 46 m²
House€170,000
Pogradec
2 bd 1 ba 94 m²
House€390,000
Tirana
8 bd 3 ba 362 m²
House€87,000
Durrës
2 bd 2 ba 90 m²
House€160,000
Durrës
5 bd 2 ba 180 m²
Houses in Albania
Only 150 standalone houses are listed in Albania on RealEstateAbroad, against 5,310 apartments, so this is a niche corner of a market dominated by flats. Buyers who want a garden, a renovation project or a village base should prepare for a slower search.
The price picture
Across Albania the median asking price is €148,000, within a middle band of €90,610 to €275,000, and the median per square metre is €1,733. Houses rarely follow those averages cleanly: an older village house can cost a fraction, while a renovated house near the sea can exceed the upper quartile.
Because supply is small, individual listing quality matters more than trends. Compare a house against the sale prices of its immediate neighbours, which an agent or lawyer can often help establish.
Where houses turn up
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What to inspect
- Structure. Older masonry houses may need roofing, damp-proofing and electrics.
- Land and boundaries. House and plot may be registered separately; verify both.
- Legalisation. Check for unregistered extensions and the status of the building permit.
- Heating and insulation. Winters can be cold inland; many houses lack central heating.
- Access and services. Mains water, sewage and reliable electricity are not universal in rural areas.
Who buys
Diaspora families returning, retirees and renovators who like a project. Because standalone houses are scarce and often informally traded, rely on a lawyer and read the Albania buying guide before you pay a deposit.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Why are there so few houses listed?
Albanian cities are built mostly as apartment blocks, so freestanding houses are concentrated in suburbs and villages. Many sell through personal networks rather than online.
Can I buy a house with land as a foreigner?
Generally yes for residential property, with restrictions for agricultural land. Verify the classification.
Is renovation worthwhile?
It can be, but get a surveyor's estimate and a clear picture of permit rules before buying.
What is a fair price?
Compare with similar houses in the same village or neighbourhood; the national median is only a reference.
What extra costs should I budget for?
Beyond the price, plan for notary and registration fees, the transfer tax, legal fees and any renovation. Ask your lawyer for a written estimate before signing, since percentages depend on the declared value and can change.
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Property types in Albania
- Apartments for sale(6,414)
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