HouseDKK 1,995,000
Farsø

65 homes and apartments for sale in Farsø, Denmark.
24 properties shown
HouseDKK 1,995,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 85,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 595,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 1,995,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 1,195,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 695,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 995,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 1,150,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 1,095,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 1,495,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 895,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 1,145,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 1,695,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 1,595,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 795,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 845,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 1,395,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 495,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 495,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 1,995,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 795,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 395,000
Farsø
VillaDKK 1,595,000
Farsø
HouseDKK 945,000
Farsø
Buyer's guide: Farsø
Farsø property for sale means some of the cheapest homes in Denmark: a median asking price of €138,482 across 58 listings, or about €1,235 per m². Every listing is a house, villa or plot, and foreign buyers must first check Denmark's permission rules.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, and price per square metre covers all 58 listings.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €138,482 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €96,335 to €213,409 |
| Median per m² | €1,235 |
| Median size | 119 m² |
| Listings | 58 |
The stock is 28 villas, 26 houses and 4 plots. In Danish usage a villa is simply a detached single-family house, so this is a market of ordinary family homes on their own plots. Bedrooms lean large: 22 listings have five or more, 19 have four and 14 have three. Compared with Copenhagen, you pay far less for far more space, though resale liquidity in small towns is thin.
See all houses in Denmark and villas for national comparison.
Farsø is a small town in Himmerland, North Jutland, with farmland, fjord landscape and a quiet pace. Near it are Løgstør, Nibe, Hobro, Skive and Viborg, while Thisted lies north-west across the Limfjord. Jobs are in agriculture, food processing and public services, and tourism is seasonal, so this suits retirees, remote workers or buyers who want a cheap base.
Non-residents need Ministry of Justice permission to buy property in Denmark, normally granted only if you intend to live there. Holiday homes are the hardest category. The exemption for people who have lived in Denmark for five years does not help new arrivals, so confirm your position before making an offer. Registering the deed costs DKK 1,850 plus 0.6% of the price.
Use a Danish lawyer, review the seller's condition report (tilstandsrapport) and the electrical report, and read the energy label. See our Denmark buying guide, the financing page and the Denmark overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Non-residents need permission from the Ministry of Justice, mostly given when you will live in the home. Holiday homes are hardest.
A detached single-family house, not a luxury property.
DKK 1,850 plus 0.6% of the purchase price for the deed.
Yes: €138,482 median here, against much higher prices in the capital region.
The median is 119 m², and 22 listings have five or more bedrooms.