€995,000
Baden-Baden

80 homes and apartments for sale in Baden-Baden, Germany.
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24 properties shown
€995,000
Baden-Baden
€990,000
Baden-Baden
€995,000
Baden-Baden
€950,000
Baden-Baden
€820,000
Baden-Baden
€780,000
Baden-Baden
€764,000
Baden-Baden
€580,000
Baden-Baden
€630,000
Baden-Baden
€595,000
Baden-Baden
€595,000
Baden-Baden
€550,000
Baden-Baden
€520,000
Baden-Baden
€450,000
Baden-Baden
€395,000
Baden-Baden
€369,000
Baden-Baden
€3,500,000
Baden-Baden
€1,650,000
Baden-Württemberg, Baden-Baden
€2,500,000
Baden-Baden
€1,980,000
Baden-Württemberg, Baden-Baden
€1,950,000
Baden-Baden
€1,585,000
Baden-Baden
€1,550,000
Baden-Württemberg, Baden-Baden
€1,280,000
Baden-Württemberg, Baden-Baden
Buyer's guide: Baden-Baden
Baden-Baden real estate is among the more expensive property in Germany's Black Forest region. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €1,165,000 across 60 properties, with the middle half running from €591,250 to €1,950,000.
Asking prices in euros from current listings on RealEstateAbroad:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 60 |
| Median asking price | €1,165,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €591,250 to €1,950,000 |
| Median price per m² | €5,561 |
| Median size | 197 m² |
Apartments and houses are level at 26 listings each. Beyond that there are 3 commercial, 2 villas, 2 penthouses and 1 plot. Larger homes are common: 16 listings have five or more bedrooms, 12 have two, 11 have three, 8 have four and 3 have one. See villas in Germany and penthouses for the top end.
The town built its identity on thermal springs, the Kurhaus and casino, the Lichtentaler Allee park and a long guest tradition, and it hosts the Festspielhaus. Villas on the hillsides carry the premium; flats in the centre suit buyers who want walkability to spas and restaurants. Strasbourg and Karlsruhe are within easy reach, and the Black Forest is on the doorstep. Buyers include retirees, international families and second-home owners. Stuttgart is a larger regional market rather than a neighbour.
Hillside villas and spa-town flats can differ by more than €1 million, so the median hides two quite separate markets.
Baden-Württemberg charges 5% Grunderwerbsteuer (transfer tax). Add notary and land-registry fees of about 1.5% to 2%, plus agent commission if applicable, usually around 3.57% for the buyer. Foreigners can buy freely, and our Germany buying guide and mortgage guide for foreigners explain the process. Also see the Germany property page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €1,165,000 with a €5,561 median per m², from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
On a median asking-price basis the listings here are high, driven by large villas and spa-town apartments.
Baden-Württemberg charges 5% Grunderwerbsteuer on the purchase price.
Yes, Germany has no general restrictions on foreign buyers, though mortgage access varies.
Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Airport is nearby, and Strasbourg and Stuttgart airports are also reachable by road.