HouseDKK 5,750,000
Valby

209 homes and apartments for sale in Valby, Denmark.
24 properties shown
HouseDKK 5,750,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 3,195,000
Valby
HouseDKK 7,900,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 3,195,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 4,195,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 5,395,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 6,800,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 8,995,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 2,895,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 5,695,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 2,845,000
Valby
VillaDKK 10,995,000
Valby
HouseDKK 8,195,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 7,995,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 6,995,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 4,295,000
Valby
VillaDKK 14,500,000
Valby
VillaDKK 9,995,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 6,495,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 6,775,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 8,498,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 5,498,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 6,995,000
Valby
ApartmentDKK 5,845,000
Valby
Buyer's guide: Valby
Property for sale in Valby is a Copenhagen apartment market: 108 of 141 listings on RealEstateAbroad are flats, at a median asking price of €836,243 and €9,574 per m². Valby is a district in the south-west of the Danish capital, with a mix of brick apartment blocks, terraced houses and villa streets, and a median home size of 88 m².
Asking prices in euros, from our listings.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 141 |
| Median asking price | €836,243 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €601,828 to €1,069,723 |
| Median price per m² | €9,574 |
| Median size | 88 m² |
The stock is 108 apartments, 24 villas and 9 other houses. Three-room homes lead (45), then four (40), two (33) and five or more (22). A single one-bedroom flat appears.
The typical Valby buyer is a household that wants Copenhagen without Frederiksberg or inner-city prices, so family-sized flats of three or four rooms dominate.
Valby has its own high street, parks including Valby Park, a rail link on the S-train network, and a short ride to Copenhagen's centre. The former industrial areas have been redeveloped with new housing and offices. The villa streets on Valby Bakke are among the most sought-after.
Neighbouring markets include Frederiksberg, Vanløse, Hvidovre, Rødovre and Copenhagen itself. Charlottenlund is on the opposite, northern coast of the capital region and costs more per square metre.
Non-residents of Denmark normally need permission from the Ministry of Justice to buy a home, and holiday homes are the hardest category. Permission is easier where you intend to live in the property. EU and EEA citizens who have lived in Denmark may be treated differently, so check your personal position.
See our Denmark guide for foreign buyers, the financing page and the Denmark property overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Usually only with permission from the Danish Ministry of Justice if they are not resident, though exceptions exist. Take legal advice before making an offer.
Valby is considerably cheaper per square metre (€9,574 against €11,314) and has more apartments; Charlottenlund has more large villas near the sea.
Mostly brick-built and three or four rooms, with a median size of 88 m². Newer blocks exist where industrial land has been redeveloped.
Cooperative flats (andelsboliger) exist in Copenhagen and are priced differently from owner-occupied flats. Check the cooperative's finances and rules carefully.