GEL 632,000
Arashenda

71 homes and apartments for sale in Arashenda, Georgia.
Photo: Dmitriy Soloduhin / Unsplash
24 properties shown
GEL 632,000
Arashenda
GEL 324,000
Arashenda
GEL 324,000
Arashenda
GEL 99,800
Arashenda
GEL 324,000
Arashenda
GEL 688,000
Arashenda
GEL 324,000
Arashenda
GEL 404,000
Arashenda
GEL 544,000
Arashenda
GEL 485,000
Arashenda
GEL 324,000
Arashenda
GEL 534,000
Arashenda
GEL 337,000
Arashenda
GEL 631,000
Arashenda
GEL 631,000
Arashenda
GEL 742,000
Arashenda
GEL 323,000
Arashenda
GEL 220,000
Arashenda
GEL 15,000
Arashenda
GEL 135,000
Arashenda
GEL 9,710
Arashenda
GEL 231,000
Arashenda
GEL 282,000
Arashenda
GEL 210,000
Arashenda
Buyer's guide: Arashenda
Arashenda property for sale is mostly about space: the median listing among our 71 is 700 m² and asks GEL 324,000. We have limited location detail for Arashenda, so treat it as a semi-rural market on the Tbilisi side of Georgia, and verify the exact address on every listing.
Asking prices below are in Georgian lari (GEL) from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Quartile ranges and a clean property-type split are not available for this location, so the picture is partial.
| Point | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | GEL 324,000 |
| Price per m² | GEL 247 |
| Median size | 700 m² |
| Listings | 71 |
A typical size of 700 m² points to land or house-with-plot listings rather than flats. Bedroom counts, where stated, favour three-bedroom homes (10 listings), then four-bed (4), two-bed (3) and five-plus (3). When you compare these listings, separate the built area from the plot area, since the same advert may quote either. Ask for a cadastral extract showing the plot boundaries and legal category.
Tbilisi is the capital and main employment centre, with Saguramo among the villages in its wider commuter zone. Buyers are typically Tbilisi families wanting gardens, plus overseas investors attracted by lower prices. Roads, utility connections and year-round access vary a lot between villages, so visit in winter if you can. Our Georgia overview lists other regions, and Tbilisi, Batumi and Saguramo are the linked markets; Batumi is a Black Sea resort city, far from the capital.
Foreigners can buy buildings and non-agricultural land in Georgia, but not agricultural land, so confirm the land category before paying a deposit. The registry is run by the National Agency of Public Registry, and a lawyer should check for encumbrances and boundary issues. Since 1 March 2026 a property worth $150,000 or more can support a residence application (verify the current conditions with a lawyer). See our Georgia buying guide and financing page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Non-agricultural land, yes. Agricultural land, no. Check the registered category.
These listings are quoted in Georgian lari (GEL).
A property worth $150,000 or more can support residence from 1 March 2026; verify details.
We have limited location data; confirm the address and drive time before relying on commuting.