VillaDKK 3,995,000
Kolding

241 homes and apartments for sale in Kolding, Denmark.
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24 properties shown
VillaDKK 3,995,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 1,695,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 1,775,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 1,895,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 2,195,000
Kolding
HouseDKK 895,000
Kolding
ApartmentDKK 1,995,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 3,295,000
Kolding
ApartmentDKK 1,175,000
Kolding
HouseDKK 2,050,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 2,345,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 2,645,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 3,595,000
Kolding
HouseDKK 1,195,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 1,150,000
Kolding
ApartmentDKK 1,395,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 2,235,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 2,195,000
Kolding
ApartmentDKK 3,125,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 2,995,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 1,395,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 15,750,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 3,095,000
Kolding
VillaDKK 4,895,000
Kolding
Buyer's guide: Kolding
Kolding sits at the head of a fjord on Jutland's east coast, a short drive from the bridge to Funen. Its 156 listings are dominated by family villas, and the median asking price is €302,386.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, converted to euros.
| Measure | Kolding |
|---|---|
| Listings | 156 |
| Median asking price | €302,386 |
| p25 to p75 | €226,789 to €444,213 |
| Median price per m² | €2,420 |
| Median size | 133 m² |
Villas account for 113 of the listings, with 21 other houses, 20 apartments and 2 plots. The bedroom split is large: 71 homes have five or more bedrooms, 48 have four, 22 have three and 14 have two. Nothing in the data is a one-bedroom.
If you want a flat, Danish apartments offers wider choice, and villas across Denmark lets you compare with other towns.
Kolding has a castle ruin turned museum, Koldinghus, a design school, and a lively pedestrian centre. It also sits on the E45 and E20 motorways and a main rail line, so you can reach Aarhus, Odense and Hamburg readily. Copenhagen is about two hours by train.
The typical buyer is a Danish family or a commuter. Foreign buyers are mostly people moving to work in the area, since the town is not a holiday-home market.
Buyers who are not resident in Denmark need permission from the Ministry of Justice, and a holiday home is the hardest category to obtain. If you will live in the house, you are in a stronger position. A lawyer or buyer's adviser will help you with the condition report, registration and the deed.
See our Denmark buying guide, the financing page and the Denmark overview.
Fredericia, Vejle and Haderslev are all close, and Middelfart is the gateway to Funen. Vojens and Juelsminde are smaller options in the area.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Non-residents need Ministry of Justice permission. Residents moving to Denmark are better placed than holiday-home buyers.
The median asking price across all types is €302,386, and the middle half runs from €226,789 to €444,213.
Around two hours by train, and slightly longer by car.
Limited: only 20 of 156 listings are apartments.