HouseDKK 2,795,000
Otterup

116 homes and apartments for sale in Otterup, Denmark.
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24 properties shown
HouseDKK 2,795,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 645,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,295,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 2,295,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,595,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 2,095,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,245,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 1,295,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 2,497,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 1,595,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 2,395,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,695,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 2,195,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 2,795,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 895,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,195,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,495,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 1,150,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 795,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 1,795,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 4,195,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,450,000
Otterup
HouseDKK 1,245,000
Otterup
VillaDKK 1,195,000
Otterup
Buyer's guide: Otterup
Property for sale in Otterup is mostly the Danish single-family villa: 81 current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €213,409, with 46 listed as villas and 32 as houses. The town lies on northern Funen, which gives buyers some of the lowest prices in this part of Denmark.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 81 |
| Median asking price | €213,409 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €157,883 to €293,689 |
| Median price per m² | €1,999 |
| Median size | 120 m² |
Danish villas come with gardens and several bedrooms. In this set, 33 listings have five or more bedrooms, 27 have four, 11 have three and 9 have two. Only 3 listings are land. Apartments are essentially absent, so if you want a flat, look at apartments in Denmark elsewhere, while villas in Denmark and houses in Denmark carry the national choice.
Otterup is a small town in the north of Funen island, about 25 km from Odense, with local shops, schools and a station-style commuter pattern towards Odense by road or bus. The surrounding countryside has coastline and farmland, and the Great Belt ferries and bridges connect Funen to Zealand and Jutland.
Buyers are mainly Danish families and those after a larger house at a lower price than Odense. Foreign interest comes from people with family ties or remote work.
Non-residents who want to buy in Denmark generally need permission from the Ministry of Justice, and holiday homes are the hardest category to approve. Someone who has lived in Denmark for five years, or has the right to a permit through work, can often skip the process, so ask a Danish lawyer early. Registration of the deed attracts a duty of roughly 0.6% of the price plus a fixed fee; confirm current amounts. A buyer's own surveyor and a legal review of the sale are standard.
Our Denmark buying guide, the Denmark mortgage guide and the Denmark market analysis explain more.
Odense is Funen's main city and the real neighbour for jobs and services. Nyborg and Middelfart are other Funen towns, while Fredericia, Juelsminde and Kalundborg are across the water in Jutland and Zealand and are separate markets. The Denmark overview lists the whole country.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, but non-residents normally need Ministry of Justice permission. Residents of five years or more are usually exempt.
The median is 120 m², and 60 of 81 listings have four or more bedrooms.
Asking prices are modest; compare with Odense listings, which sit in a bigger city market.
The local stock is almost entirely detached villas and houses, so flat hunters must widen the search.