House€1,900,000
8242 BALATONUDVARI (HUN)
7 bd 7 ba 500 m²
Hungary Houses: Family Homes in and around Budapest
205 houses currently listed for sale in Hungary.
Houses for sale in Hungary
24 properties shown
House
House€961,000
8237 TIHANY (HUN)
4 bd 2 ba 200 m²
House€688,000
2000 SZENTENDRE (HUN)
2 bd 2 ba 140 m²
House€2,100,000
1029 BUDAPEST (HUN) – II. KERÜLET
5 bd 3 ba 480 m²
HouseHUF 380,000,000
1029 BUDAPEST (HUN)
4 bd 3 ba 470 m²
House€819,000
1028 BUDAPEST (HUN)
3 bd 2 ba 150 m²
House€740,000
1028 BUDAPEST (HUN) – II. KERÜLET
3 bd 2 ba 218 m²
House€858,000
1028 BUDAPEST (HUN)
3 bd 2 ba 150 m²
House€3,380,000
1029 BUDAPEST (HUN)
5 bd 5 ba 616 m²
House€4,500,000
1037 BUDAPEST (HUN) – III. KERÜLET
4 bd 2 ba 384 m²
House€307,000
1021 BUDAPEST (HUN) – II. KERÜLET
1 bd 1 ba 45 m²
House€1,612,800
1121 BUDAPEST (HUN) – XII. KERÜLET
4 bd 2 ba 147 m²
House€4,400,000
1031 BUDAPEST (HUN) – III. KERÜLET
4 bd 5 ba 440 m²
House€623,000
1026 BUDAPEST (HUN)
4 bd 2 ba 134 m²
House€3,390,000
1126 BUDAPEST (HUN) – XII. KERÜLET
5 bd 4 ba 350 m²
HouseHUF 450,000,000
1124 BUDAPEST (HUN)
6 bd 3 ba 216 m²
House€4,600,000
1025 BUDAPEST (HUN)
7 bd 4 ba 640 m²
House€1,990,000
1037 BUDAPEST (HUN)
3 bd 3 ba 340 m²
House€595,000
1054 BUDAPEST (HUN)
2 bd 2 ba 69 m²
House€965,000
1221 BUDAPEST (HUN)
3 bd 4 ba 190 m²
House€297,500
1112 BUDAPEST (HUN) – XI. KERÜLET
2 bd 1 ba 116 m²
House€200,000
3033 RÓZSASZENTMÁRTON (HUN)
3 bd 1 ba 88 m²
House€2,160,000
1021 BUDAEPST (HUN)
4 bd 4 ba 268 m²
House€950,000
2016 LEÁNYFALU (HUN)
5 bd 3 ba 291 m²
Houses in Hungary
Houses for sale in Hungary number 146 on RealEstateAbroad, from a total of 388 Hungarian listings. It is a modest sample, so use it as an overview of the high-end and expat-oriented end of the market rather than a map of every village house in the country.
What the figures say
The national median asking price in our listings is €249,900, with the middle half running from €81,823 to €782,952, a wide spread that signals an uneven mix of village houses and upscale Budapest villas. The median price per m² is €3,217. Because our Hungarian inventory is small, a few luxury properties move these figures a lot. Country-wide, 63 listings have three bedrooms, 58 have four and 45 have five or more.
Buying rules for foreigners
EU and EEA citizens can generally buy homes in Hungary on the same basis as Hungarians. Non-EU buyers typically need approval from the county government office before the purchase completes; applications for ordinary homes are normally granted, but it adds weeks. Agricultural land cannot generally be bought by foreigners. Hungarian contracts are drawn up and countersigned by a lawyer, and ownership is registered at the land registry.
See the Hungary consultation guide for the step-by-step process.
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Where houses are
The listings we carry concentrate around Budapest and its leafy hill districts and suburbs, where detached houses and villas with gardens command the highest prices. Outside the capital, lake Balaton and regional cities have cheaper houses, though stock in our data is thin. Compare Budapest apartments if you want city-centre living, or browse the Hungary overview.
Taxes and costs
Buyers pay a property acquisition duty (illeték), normally a few percent of the value, plus lawyer and land registry fees. Annual local taxes depend on the municipality. Energy certification is mandatory for sales, and older Hungarian houses may need insulation or heating upgrades. Run the numbers on the Hungary financing page and the mortgage calculator.
A thin market rewards patience: wait for the right Budapest house rather than overpay for the first.
Typical buyers
Buyers include Hungarians moving to the suburbs, returning expats, and foreign professionals working in Budapest. Rental yields on houses are generally lower than on city flats, so houses suit owner-occupiers more than investors.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can a non-EU citizen buy a house in Hungary?
Yes, with approval from the government office. It is usually granted for residential property.
Is a lawyer mandatory?
Yes. A Hungarian lawyer or notary must countersign the purchase contract.
Are Hungarian houses cheaper than in Austria?
Often yes, but the best Budapest districts are not cheap. Compare per-m² prices across areas.
What is the Hungarian property purchase tax?
A duty on the acquisition, generally around 4% for homes, though rates and exemptions change. Confirm with your lawyer.
Why are there only 146 houses listed?
Our Hungarian coverage is limited, so the figures represent what we currently carry rather than the entire national market.
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