€799,000
Wiesbaden

61 homes and apartments for sale in Wiesbaden, Germany.
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24 properties shown
€799,000
Wiesbaden
€790,000
Wiesbaden
€739,000
Wiesbaden
€653,000
Wiesbaden
€624,900
Wiesbaden
€549,000
Wiesbaden
€539,000
Wiesbaden
€499,000
Wiesbaden
€445,000
Wiesbaden
€349,000
Wiesbaden
€3,600,000
Hessen, Wiesbaden
€1,850,000
Hessen, Wiesbaden
€1,750,000
Hessen, Wiesbaden
€1,135,000
Wiesbaden
€685,000
WIESBADEN
€1,200,000
WIESBADEN
€352,000
WIESBADEN
€699,000
Wiesbaden
€819,000
WIESBADEN
€373,000
WIESBADEN
€1,049,000
Hessen, Wiesbaden
€189,000
WIESBADEN
€1,795,000
WIESBADEN
€219,000
WIESBADEN
Buyer's guide: Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden real estate combines a spa-city setting on the Rhine with quick access to the Frankfurt employment region. The 58 listings have a median asking price of €692,000, about €6,053 per m², and apartments make up 35 of them.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; price per square metre uses 56 listings.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €692,000 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €559,000 to €1,197,250 |
| Median per m² | €6,053 |
| Median size | 137 m² |
| Listings | 58 |
Current listings include 35 apartments, 13 houses, 4 commercial properties, 3 penthouses, 2 plots and 1 townhouse. Bedrooms are spread: 14 three-bedroom, 13 five-plus, 10 two-bedroom, 9 four-bedroom and 7 one-bedroom. Many apartments sit in late-19th-century buildings, with high ceilings and stucco, a signature of the city's historic districts, while houses are in the hillside suburbs.
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Wiesbaden is the capital of Hesse, with thermal springs, the Kurhaus, a large historic district and parks. It faces Mainz across the Rhine and is a rail and road commute from Frankfurt am Main, where banking and the airport drive demand. Others weigh it against Cologne, Bonn and Baden-Baden, another spa town, or Trier. Those are separate markets rather than neighbours, but they show the options along the Rhine corridor.
Hesse charges 6% Grunderwerbsteuer. Add notary and land-register fees (about 1.5% to 2%) and agent commission, which since 2020 is usually split between buyer and seller on homes for owner-occupation; verify with the contract. Foreigners can buy freely, and a notary handles the contract and registration. Review the Teilungserklärung and the owners' meeting minutes for an apartment, and ask about the maintenance reserve.
Our Germany buying guide, financing page and the Germany overview cover the process.
Last updated 8 October 2026
6% Grunderwerbsteuer.
Typically split between buyer and seller on owner-occupier homes; check your contract.
Yes, it is within commuting distance by rail and road; check timetables.
The declaration of division that sets out each owner's rights in an apartment building.