VillaDKK 1,198,000
Aabenraa

126 homes and apartments for sale in Aabenraa, Denmark.
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24 properties shown
VillaDKK 1,198,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 2,895,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 2,995,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 2,198,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,565,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,898,000
Aabenraa
HouseDKK 1,185,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,498,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 360,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 2,795,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 695,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,198,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 645,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 4,095,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 2,395,000
Aabenraa
HouseDKK 1,895,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,695,000
Aabenraa
ApartmentDKK 2,795,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,695,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 450,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 845,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,675,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 1,448,000
Aabenraa
VillaDKK 865,000
Aabenraa
Buyer's guide: Aabenraa
Houses for sale in Aabenraa are mostly large villas: 66 of the 82 listings on RealEstateAbroad, with a median asking price of €226,990 and about €1,575 per m². The port town on a fjord in South Jutland lies close to the German border.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. Price per m² uses 79 listings.
| Measure | Aabenraa |
|---|---|
| Listings | 82 |
| Median asking price | €226,990 |
| p25 to p75 | €163,268 to €373,968 |
| Price per m² | €1,575 |
| Median size | 156 m² |
There are 66 villas, 7 houses, 5 plots and 4 apartments. Over half of the listings (51) have five or more bedrooms, 16 have four, 10 have three and 2 have two. At a median 156 m², Aabenraa houses are big and cheap against Copenhagen. Old farmsteads and fjord-side villas lift the upper quartile. See Denmark's villa and land pages. The narrow gap between price and size explains why many Danes from pricier regions look south.
Aabenraa has a harbour, a historic centre and fjord scenery, and sits close to Germany, so Flensburg and Hamburg are within reach. The area has a German-minority community and cross-border commuters. Prices are far lower than in Zealand. Services include hospitals and schools in the town, while the nearby Sønderjylland countryside suits garden-lovers and dog walkers.
Foreigners who are not resident in Denmark generally need Ministry of Justice approval to buy, and holiday homes are hardest to authorise. Exceptions exist for EU citizens working or living in Denmark. Instruct a Danish lawyer, expect a conveyancer's fees, deed registration duty and a mortgage deed fee if borrowing. Our Denmark buying guide and Denmark mortgage guide detail the steps.
Nearby: Haderslev, Sønderborg, Vojens, Kolding, Ribe and Faaborg. See the Denmark overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, the border is a short drive away.
Regional Danish towns are far less expensive than Copenhagen. The median ask is €226,990.
Non-residents usually do. See the Ministry of Justice rules.
The median size is 156 m², with 51 listings having five or more bedrooms.