House€250,000
Tartu linn

58 homes and apartments for sale in Tartu, Estonia.
24 properties shown
House€250,000
Tartu linn
House€308,000
Tartu vald
House€280,000
Tartu linn
House€163,000
Tartu linn
House€339,000
Tartu vald
House€339,000
Tartu linn
House€629,000
Tartu linn
House€221,000
Tartu linn
House€430,000
Tartu linn
House€430,000
Tartu linn
House€549,995
Tartu linn
House€629,000
Tartu linn
House€367,900
Tartu linn
House€375,000
Tartu linn
House€319,000
Tartu linn
House€599,500
Tartu linn
House€475,000
Tartu linn
House€560,000
Tartu linn
House€159,000
Tartu vald
House€165,000
Tartu linn
House€369,000
Tartu linn
House€379,000
Tartu vald
House€285,000
Tartu linn
House€595,000
Tartu vald
Buyer's guide: Tartu
Tartu real estate centres on Estonia's second city and its famous university, with 58 listings and a median asking price of €331,950, or about €1,604 per m². The listings we show are houses, often large, and Estonia has no property transfer tax.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per square metre uses 57 listings.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €331,950 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €178,000 to €439,000 |
| Median per m² | €1,604 |
| Median size | 193 m² |
| Listings | 58 |
Current listings here are houses, with a 193 m² median. Bedrooms: 13 with four, 9 with three, 7 with five or more, 4 with two, and a handful of smaller homes. The price spread from about €178,000 to €439,000 suggests a mix of older wooden houses needing work and newer detached homes in the suburbs.
For a wider view see houses in Estonia and apartments.
Tartu is a compact university and research city on the Emajõgi river, with a historic centre, a large student population and a strong tech and biotech scene. It is Estonia's cultural counterweight to Tallinn. Tallinn is the capital and the main market, roughly a two-hour drive north, and Pärnu is the summer resort on the west coast. Viimsi is a coastal suburb of Tallinn. These are alternatives, not neighbours.
Estonia charges no transfer tax on property. Buyers pay notary fees, a state fee for registering ownership in the Land Register, and legal costs. The notarial deed is mandatory. Foreigners can generally buy, with extra rules for agricultural and forest land and for non-EU buyers of large plots. Land tax is paid annually, and a real estate agent's commission is typically paid by the seller; check the contract.
The Estonia buying guide, the financing page and the Estonia overview cover the steps.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. You pay notary and registration fees.
Houses, with a 193 m² median size.
It is roughly two hours' drive away, so they are separate markets.
Yes, with additional rules for agricultural and forest land.