VillaDKK 2,595,000
Struer

98 homes and apartments for sale in Struer, Denmark.
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24 properties shown
VillaDKK 2,595,000
Struer
VillaDKK 895,000
Struer
HouseDKK 745,000
Struer
VillaDKK 2,195,000
Struer
VillaDKK 2,595,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,195,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,395,000
Struer
VillaDKK 945,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,795,000
Struer
ApartmentDKK 2,775,000
Struer
VillaDKK 995,000
Struer
VillaDKK 795,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,095,000
Struer
HouseDKK 795,000
Struer
VillaDKK 675,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,495,000
Struer
VillaDKK 5,500,000
Struer
VillaDKK 948,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,295,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,495,000
Struer
HouseDKK 2,995,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,795,000
Struer
VillaDKK 995,000
Struer
VillaDKK 1,195,000
Struer
Buyer's guide: Struer
Houses for sale in Struer are among the cheapest in Denmark: 83 listings on RealEstateAbroad, a median asking price of €213,409 and a median of €1,523 per m². The town lies on the Limfjord in West Jutland, and 69 of the listings are villas.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Measure | Struer |
|---|---|
| Listings | 83 |
| Median asking price | €213,409 |
| Middle half | €133,130 to €367,947 |
| Price per m² | €1,523 |
| Median size | 135 m² |
The sample is dominated by villas (69), with 10 houses, 3 apartments and 1 plot. Bedrooms: 38 with five or more, 22 four-bedroom, 20 three-bedroom and 3 two-bedroom. In Danish listings a villa usually means a detached family house, so these are often large, older homes with gardens. Ask for the building report (tilstandsrapport) and energy label. See the Danish villa and house pages. The middle half of listings spans roughly €133,000 to €368,000, so there are plenty of homes under €200,000, a price that would buy only a parking space in central Copenhagen. Check heating type, since older Danish villas often run on oil or gas and many municipalities are pushing district heating or heat pumps.
Struer is small, with a railway junction, the Limfjord waterfront and the historic Bang & Olufsen connection to the area. Holstebro provides larger shops and a hospital within a short drive. Wind and North Sea coast access give a rugged character. Buyers include locals, commuters to Holstebro and cost-conscious foreigners looking for a large house for little money.
Buyers who are not already Danish residents need permission from the Ministry of Justice, which is easier for a permanent home than a holiday home. Rules vary with your nationality and ties to Denmark, so speak to a Danish lawyer before signing. Conveyancing uses a lawyer, deed registration (tinglysning) and registration duty on the deed. See our Denmark buying guide and Denmark financing guide. Bank lending to non-residents is cautious, so many foreigners buy with equity.
Nearby markets: Holstebro, Lemvig, Skive, Ulfborg, Herning and Ringkøbing. See the Denmark overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Jutland small towns have weaker demand and lower wages than Copenhagen, so prices are far lower.
A detached single-family house, typically with a garden.
Permission rules apply; get Danish legal advice.
Yes, it is the nearest larger town.