HouseDKK 5,300,000
Løkken

111 homes and apartments for sale in Løkken, Denmark.
24 properties shown
HouseDKK 5,300,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 2,895,000
Løkken
VillaDKK 1,195,000
Løkken
VillaDKK 595,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 1,745,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 2,495,000
Løkken
ApartmentDKK 1,495,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 1,995,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 2,495,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 1,495,000
Løkken
VillaDKK 1,295,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 1,995,000
Løkken
VillaDKK 1,995,000
Løkken
VillaDKK 898,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 1,795,000
Løkken
VillaDKK 1,995,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 1,750,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 2,095,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 1,895,000
Løkken
Land plotDKK 750,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 2,645,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 2,195,000
Løkken
VillaDKK 1,945,000
Løkken
HouseDKK 2,195,000
Løkken
Buyer's guide: Løkken
Property for sale in Løkken is about family houses and villas on the North Jutland coast, where 80 current listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €253,549. Of those, 45 are houses and 19 are villas.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 80 |
| Median asking price | €253,549 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €119,717 to €333,828 |
| Median price per m² | €2,570 |
| Median size | 117 m² |
House and villa listings together make up 64 of 80, with 8 land plots and 8 apartments. By bedroom, 31 listings have five or more, 23 have four, 13 have three, 5 have two and 1 has one. The lower quartile of €119,717 points to older or smaller homes needing work. See houses in Denmark and Danish villas.
Løkken is a small seaside town in Vendsyssel on Denmark's west coast, known for a long sandy beach, a pedestrian main street with cafés, and a busy summer season. The surrounding dunes and holiday-cottage areas, with sommerhuse spread along the coast, shape the local market. Hjørring and Aalborg provide hospitals and wider services.
The buyer mix includes Danish holiday-home owners and German and Norwegian visitors. Coastal erosion and storm exposure are real factors, so check the municipality's coastal protection rules.
Day to day, the town is busiest from June to August; many shops and restaurants cut hours in winter, and a few permanent residents form the core community. Heating costs, roof and window condition and wind exposure matter more than they would in a sheltered inland town, and a surveyor who knows the west coast is worth hiring.
Non-residents need Ministry of Justice permission to buy property in Denmark, and holiday homes are the hardest category: the purchaser must usually show a close link to Denmark. Summer-house zones restrict year-round occupancy. The deed registration duty is about 0.6% of the price plus a fixed fee. Use a Danish lawyer and check the tilstandsrapport.
See our Denmark buying guide, Denmark financing and Denmark analysis.
Hjørring, Brønderslev and Aabybro are the nearest towns with services. Nørresundby, Aalborg and Nibe are around the Limfjord. Read the Denmark property overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Only with Ministry of Justice permission, and approval is difficult unless you have close ties to Denmark.
Yes, €119,717; older or smaller homes cost much less than the median.
Not in a summer-house zone; confirm zoning and permitted use.
No, it is quiet.
Yes. The long west-coast beach, dunes and holiday-cottage areas drive both demand and prices, so ask how far each house is from the sea.