GEL 53,900
Mukhrani
3 bd 100 m²
Mukhrani, Georgia: Village Houses and Plots West of Tbilisi
176 homes and apartments for sale in Mukhrani, Georgia.
Photo: Daniel Mok / Unsplash
Properties for sale in Mukhrani
24 properties shown
GEL 202,000
Mukhrani
3 bd 170 m²
GEL 547,000
Mukhrani
3 bd 200 m²
GEL 270,000
Mukhrani
4 bd 320 m²
GEL 461,000
Mukhrani
5 bd 300 m²
GEL 364,000
Mukhrani
4 bd 350 m²
GEL 398,000
Mukhrani
2 bd 190 m²
GEL 179,000
Mukhrani
1 bd 60 m²
GEL 216,000
Mukhrani
4 bd 200 m²
GEL 440,000
Mukhrani
3 bd 200 m²
GEL 228,000
Mukhrani
5 bd 200 m²
GEL 445,000
Mukhrani
5 bd 300 m²
GEL 256,000
Mukhrani
3 bd 750 m²
GEL 202,000
Mukhrani
4 bd 120 m²
GEL 297,000
Mukhrani
3 bd 190 m²
GEL 202,000
Mukhrani
3 bd 100 m²
GEL 259,000
Mukhrani
3 bd 190 m²
GEL 29,600
Mukhrani
925 m²
GEL 31,400
Mukhrani
1,076 m²
GEL 29,600
Mukhrani
925 m²
GEL 26,900
Mukhrani
925 m²
GEL 130,000
Mukhrani
2,421 m²
GEL 80,200
Mukhrani
1,490 m²
GEL 16,100
Mukhrani
750 m²
Buyer's guide: Mukhrani
Mukhrani is a village in a wine-growing valley about 30 km west of Tbilisi, known for its restored royal estate and its position on the way to Gori. It is a place for buyers who want land and a garden at village prices. We list 174 properties with a median asking price of GEL 80,200.
What homes cost
The figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The median asking price per m² in the sample is GEL 44, which is very low and indicates that many listings are rural houses, older homes and plots, not new apartments.
| Measure | Mukhrani |
|---|---|
| Listings | 174 |
| Median asking price | GEL 80,200 |
| Median price per m² | GEL 44 |
Houses and bedrooms
Among listings that state bedrooms, three-bedroom homes lead clearly (9), followed by four-bedroom (7), five-plus (3), plus one single-bedroom and one two-bedroom home. That points to family-style village houses with gardens, sometimes with outbuildings, and vineyards or orchard plots attached.
The listings are not split by type in our data, so check each ad for land category, building size and plot area. For wider options, start at the Georgia overview.
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Place and commuting
Mukhrani is known for the Mukhranbatoni estate with its winery and gardens, which brings visitors from Tbilisi at weekends. The Tbilisi-Gori highway makes the village practical for people who work in the capital, though the journey takes time at rush hour. The Shida Kartli plains around it grow grain, grapes and fruit.
Comparison points: Tbilisi is the main job market, Saguramo is a closer-in village with a more suburban feel and Batumi is a coastal market on the other side of the country. Batumi is hundreds of kilometres away and serves a different type of buyer.
A village house near Tbilisi is cheap to buy, but road access, water and legal title matter more than the building.
Georgian buying rules
Foreigners can buy houses and non-agricultural land in Georgia, but they cannot own agricultural land, which is a crucial check for village plots and orchards. Registration takes place at the Public Service Hall and costs are small; there is no general transfer tax (approx.; verify locally). Annual property tax is low, up to about 1% of value depending on income. Buying property worth $150,000 or more can support a residence application from 1 March 2026, though most village houses sit below that threshold.
Learn more in the Georgia buying guide and the financing page. Our analysis hub has market context.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Mukhrani: FAQ
Is Mukhrani close to Tbilisi?
About 30 km, so a daily commute is possible but time depends on traffic.
Can a foreigner buy farmland in Mukhrani?
No. Agricultural land is restricted for foreign buyers; non-agricultural plots are possible.
What documents should I check?
The public register extract, the cadastral map, any liens and proof that the seller has authority to sell.
Is Mukhrani a wine area?
Yes, the valley is known for vineyards and a historic winery estate.