VillaDKK 1,895,000
Løgstør

95 homes and apartments for sale in Løgstør, Denmark.
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24 properties shown
VillaDKK 1,895,000
Løgstør
VillaDKK 895,000
Løgstør
VillaDKK 595,000
Løgstør
VillaDKK 1,995,000
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VillaDKK 795,000
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VillaDKK 1,295,000
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VillaDKK 895,000
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VillaDKK 475,000
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VillaDKK 595,000
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VillaDKK 1,340,000
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HouseDKK 845,000
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HouseDKK 1,095,000
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VillaDKK 1,825,000
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VillaDKK 695,000
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VillaDKK 1,100,000
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VillaDKK 1,295,000
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HouseDKK 475,000
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HouseDKK 1,695,000
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VillaDKK 798,000
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VillaDKK 2,995,000
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VillaDKK 198,000
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HouseDKK 2,200,000
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VillaDKK 995,000
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HouseDKK 1,595,000
Løgstør
Buyer's guide: Løgstør
Løgstør houses for sale are among the lowest-priced homes in Denmark, with a median asking price of €130,454 across 69 listings. The town sits on the Limfjord in Himmerland. Thirty-eight listings are villas, the Danish term for a detached house.
From current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices.
| Metric | Løgstør |
|---|---|
| Listings | 69 |
| Median asking price | €130,454 |
| p25 to p75 | €70,244 to €213,409 |
| Median per m² | €1,161 |
| Median size | 130 m² |
Villas account for 38 listings, other houses for 19, and land for 12. Bedroom counts are large: 30 with five or more, 16 with four, 8 with three and 3 with two. These are typically older detached homes on big plots.
Compare with Danish house, villa and land listings.
Many Danish houses are sold with a condition report (tilstandsrapport) and an energy label, which make it easier to estimate renovation costs on older properties.
Løgstør is a small port town on the south side of the Limfjord, with a marina, a canal-side centre and a history in cement and shipping. The surroundings are open farmland and fjord shoreline, a few dozen minutes from Aalborg by road, and the region's population is thinning, which explains the low prices. Winters are mild but windy.
Surrounding towns include Farsø, Nibe, Aabybro and Thisted; the larger markets of Aalborg and Nørresundby lie further east.
Non-residents need permission from the Danish Ministry of Justice to buy a home, and holiday homes are the hardest category to obtain. EU residents living in Denmark are treated differently, so confirm your position. Legal steps include a buyer's survey, a purchase agreement and registration in the land book; many properties carry a seller's technical report.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
A non-resident normally needs Ministry of Justice permission, and holiday homes are the hardest category.
Median is €130,454, reflecting depopulation and older homes in northern Jutland.
A detached house, not necessarily a luxury home.
It is in the Aalborg region, roughly an hour by road. Check specific distances.