€199,378
Lozen

57 homes and apartments for sale in Lozen, Bulgaria.
24 properties shown
€199,378
Lozen
€88,923
Lozen
€272,815
Lozen
€15,958,213
Lozen
€378,659
Lozen
€299,997
Lozen
€507,671
Lozen
€369,033
Lozen
€204,380
Lozen
€1,505,202
Lozen
€349,086
Lozen
€423,890
Lozen
€404,940
Lozen
€157,383
Lozen
€232,641
Lozen
€442,082
Lozen
€64,830
Lozen
€149,998
Lozen
€260,139
Lozen
€286,001
Lozen
€3,360,601
Lozen
€174,543
Lozen
€238,914
Lozen
€460,793
Lozen
Buyer's guide: Lozen
Property for sale in Lozen is mostly land: 41 of the 57 current listings on RealEstateAbroad are plots, with 11 houses, 4 commercial properties and a single apartment. The median asking price is €386,996. Lozen is a village-type settlement in the Sofia area, under the Lozen mountain, appealing to people who want space within reach of the capital.
Asking prices from current listings; the sample mixes land and houses, so treat averages with care.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €386,996 |
| p25 to p75 | €232,641 to €549,994 |
| Median price per m² | €2,009 |
| Median size | 277 m² |
| Listings | 57 |
With plots dominating, the numbers describe a development market. Bedroom data is missing for these listings, which is typical when most entries are land. Plots can be regulated (inside the village boundary and buildable) or agricultural, and the difference drives price. Ask for the sketch, zoning certificate and cadastral records before paying a deposit.
Compare with houses nationwide on our Bulgarian houses page and land page.
Lozen lies on the edge of Sofia City Province, so its market follows the capital. Other suburbs on the list are Bankya and Bistritsa, both close to Sofia and popular with commuters. Sofia itself is the main employment centre. Bansko, Plovdiv and Pleven are distant markets with other buyer profiles, ski and resort in Bansko's case.
See the Bulgaria overview for more cities.
Bulgaria joined the eurozone on 1 January 2026, which removes currency risk for euro buyers. EU and EEA citizens can generally buy land. Non-EU citizens can own buildings but not land directly, and usually use a Bulgarian-registered company. Transfer tax is set by the municipality and is modest, around a few percent at most, and notary fees are on a sliding scale. Always use a local lawyer to check ownership and encumbrances.
Read our Bulgaria buying guide and financing guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not directly in your own name. Non-EU buyers typically set up a Bulgarian company to hold land, or buy only the building. Take legal advice.
Bulgaria adopted the euro on 1 January 2026.
The overall median asking price is €386,996, but plots and houses are mixed in the data. Check each listing.
It is in the Sofia City Province area and close enough to be treated as part of the capital's commuter belt.