HouseDKK 1,645,000
Juelsminde

90 homes and apartments for sale in Juelsminde, Denmark.
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24 properties shown
HouseDKK 1,645,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,845,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,150,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 2,395,000
Juelsminde
HouseDKK 2,495,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 3,195,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,835,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 2,095,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,175,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,995,000
Juelsminde
HouseDKK 2,995,000
Juelsminde
HouseDKK 3,095,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,995,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 3,295,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 3,495,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 2,465,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 2,395,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,995,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,395,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,645,000
Juelsminde
HouseDKK 3,595,000
Juelsminde
HouseDKK 1,650,000
Juelsminde
VillaDKK 1,295,000
Juelsminde
HouseDKK 1,645,000
Juelsminde
Buyer's guide: Juelsminde
Browsing property for sale in Juelsminde? The harbour town on the Kattegat coast has a median asking price of €320,448 across 74 listings, with villas (39) and houses (30) accounting for most of them.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Half of the market falls between €220,099 and €427,488. The median price per m² is €2,353 and the median size is 132 m².
| Indicator | Juelsminde |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €320,448 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €220,099 to €427,488 |
| Per m² | €2,353 |
| Median size | 132 m² |
| Listings | 74 |
The market is 39 villas, 30 houses and 5 plots. Space is generous: 38 listings have five or more bedrooms and 21 have four. Smaller homes are rare.
See Danish villas and land for comparison. The median home is 132 m², comfortable for a family, but running costs for older villas can be substantial, so ask for the energy label and recent heating bills.
Juelsminde is a small harbour town on a peninsula in East Jutland, with sandy beaches and a marina, in Hedensted municipality. Horsens and Vejle are the nearest larger towns, and Aarhus is within a day-trip distance. Summer brings visitors, so some areas fill with holiday homes while the town itself has year-round services.
Buyers include Danish families, commuters to Horsens and Vejle, and holiday-home purchasers. Fishing, sailing and cycling along the coast are the main leisure draws, and the harbour front has cafes and shops that stay open outside peak season.
Non-residents need permission from the Ministry of Justice to buy property in Denmark, and holiday homes are the hardest to obtain. If the plan is to live there, your residency status will matter. Always involve a Danish lawyer and check zoning, since many coastal plots are subject to coastal protection rules.
Our Denmark buying guide and Danish financing guide provide more, and the mortgage calculator is useful for estimates.
Horsens, Vejle, Fredericia and Odder are on the Jutland mainland. Middelfart and Otterup are on Funen. See the Denmark overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is a harbour town on the Kattegat coast.
Holiday homes are the hardest category for non-residents. Ministry of Justice permission is needed.
Yes, though activity peaks in summer.
Detached villas and houses with four or more bedrooms.