VillaDKK 9,295,000
Birkerød

81 homes and apartments for sale in Birkerød, Denmark.
24 properties shown
VillaDKK 9,295,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 12,500,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 13,995,000
Birkerød
ApartmentDKK 2,295,000
Birkerød
HouseDKK 7,995,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 9,600,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 7,995,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 7,995,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 9,995,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 7,395,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 7,500,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 16,495,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 8,695,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 9,695,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 5,995,000
Birkerød
ApartmentDKK 4,795,000
Birkerød
HouseDKK 4,250,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 8,495,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 8,245,000
Birkerød
VillaDKK 7,850,000
Birkerød
ApartmentDKK 3,995,000
Birkerød
HouseDKK 5,995,000
Birkerød
ApartmentDKK 1,750,000
Birkerød
Land plotDKK 16,800,000
Birkerød
Buyer's guide: Birkerød
Birkerød is a well-off commuter town in North Zealand, about 25 km north of central Copenhagen, and its property is mostly big family villas. We list 56 properties with a median asking price of €1,119,897, among the highest in our Danish data. Non-Danes need government permission to buy, so eligibility comes before house-hunting.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Measure | Birkerød |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €1,119,897 |
| p25 to p75 | €976,063 to €1,337,321 |
| Median price per m² | €6,463 |
| Median size | 168 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
40 listings are villas, with 8 apartments, 7 houses and 1 plot of land. Size is the story: 38 listings have five or more bedrooms and 14 have four, leaving only 4 with three or fewer. The tight price band (the middle half spans roughly €976,000 to €1.34 million) shows how uniform the stock is. For the national picture see villas in Denmark and apartments in Denmark.
Birkerød is a family suburb with good schools, forest nearby and regional trains that reach Copenhagen in well under an hour. Buyers are mostly Copenhagen professionals and returning Danes trading up from the city. Gardens are large, and many houses date from the mid-twentieth century, so inspect for renovation needs and energy performance.
Neighbouring areas such as Holte and Hørsholm are slightly more expensive, while Værløse and Hillerød are generally cheaper.
A non-resident needs permission from the Ministry of Justice before buying in Denmark, and holiday homes are hardest. Registration of the deed costs DKK 1,850 plus 0.6% of the price. A valuation is normally prepared by the seller, and you should still commission a building survey.
See the Denmark buying guide and financing guide for mortgages.
Compare Holte, Hørsholm, Virum, Værløse, Kongens Lyngby and Hillerød, all within roughly 20 km. The Denmark country page lists more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. The median asking price is €1,119,897 and €6,463 per m², high even for Denmark.
Only with Ministry of Justice permission unless exempt. Plan for that step.
Regional trains and the road network give a journey of about half an hour to an hour depending on destination.
A few: 8 of the 56 current listings.
Large. Most listings have five or more bedrooms, with a median floor area of 168 m².