€499,000
ERFURT
4 bd 2 ba 126 m²
Houses and Apartments for Sale in Erfurt, Germany
70 homes and apartments for sale in Erfurt, Germany.
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Properties for sale in Erfurt
24 properties shown
€499,000
ERFURT
4 bd 2 ba 126 m²
Apartment€470,000
ERFURT
2 bd 1 ba 105 m²
House€395,000
ERFURT
3 bd 1 ba 144 m²
Apartment€249,000
ERFURT
2 bd 2 ba 90 m²
Apartment€189,900
ERFURT
2 bd 1 ba 70 m²
House€529,000
ERFURT
2 bd 2 ba 130 m²
€700,000
Erfurt
1 ba 143 m²
€529,000
Erfurt
2 ba 149 m²
€498,000
Erfurt
1 ba
€490,000
Erfurt
5 ba 310 m²
€490,000
Erfurt
5 ba 310 m²
€420,000
Erfurt
2 ba 140 m²
€410,000
Erfurt
2 ba 138 m²
€395,000
Erfurt
2 ba 143 m²
€1,190,000
Thuringia, Erfurt
2 ba 180 m²
€1,150,000
Thuringia, Erfurt
1 ba 143 m²
€1,200,000
Thuringia, Erfurt
2 ba 275 m²
€349,000
Erfurt
2 ba 110 m²
Apartment€499,000
ERFURT
3 bd 1 ba 120 m²
Apartment€369,000
ERFURT
2 bd 1 ba 85 m²
Apartment€459,000
ERFURT
3 bd 1 ba 106 m²
Apartment€419,000
ERFURT
3 bd 1 ba 96 m²
House€349,000
ERFURT
1 ba 100 m²
Buyer's guide: Erfurt
Erfurt real estate offers a historic state capital with prices far below Munich or Berlin. Across 70 current listings the median asking price is €494,000, at about €3,344 per m². Houses lead the supply, with a surprising 16 commercial listings.
Erfurt price table
Based on current listings on RealEstateAbroad; these are asking prices.
| Metric | Erfurt |
|---|---|
| Listings | 70 |
| Median asking price | €494,000 |
| Interquartile range | €395,875 to €783,750 |
| Median per m² | €3,344 |
| Median size | 143 m² |
Houses, flats and offices
The mix is 36 houses, 16 commercial, 14 apartments, 3 land plots and 1 villa. Larger homes dominate by bedrooms: 13 with five or more, 7 with four, 5 with two, 4 with three and 3 with one.
That is very different from a typical big-city flat market, so shortlist carefully. Compare nationally on the Germany house, apartment, commercial and villa pages.
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Living in Erfurt
Erfurt is the capital of Thuringia. The medieval old town has the Krämerbrücke, a bridge lined with houses, and the cathedral and Severi church stand on Domberg. A university, an ICE railway junction and an emerging tech and logistics sector support demand. Districts such as Brühlervorstadt, close to the centre, are popular for period apartments.
The listed nearby cities are larger markets: Leipzig, Berlin and Hamburg. Leipzig is the closest at roughly an hour or so by train.
German purchase costs
Thuringia's real estate transfer tax (Grunderwerbsteuer) is 5%. Add notary and land registry fees of roughly 1.5% to 2%, and an agent's commission, often shared with the seller. Contracts are signed before a notary, and the buyer should check the Grundbuch (land register) and, for flats, the owners' association minutes.
See the Germany consultation guide and mortgage guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Erfurt: FAQ
Is Erfurt a good place to buy property?
It offers a historic centre, a university and prices of about €3,344 per m² at the median, well below the biggest German cities. Local demand and rents are worth checking.
What tax do I pay when buying in Erfurt?
Thuringia charges 5% transfer tax, plus notary and registry fees. Confirm the current figures with a notary.
Why are there so many commercial listings?
16 of 70 listings are commercial, including offices and mixed-use buildings. Filter by type if you want a home.
Can foreigners buy in Germany?
Yes, there are no general restrictions on foreign buyers. Lenders may apply stricter terms to non-residents.
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