Villa₹3,799,000
Agra

101 homes and apartments for sale in Agra, India.
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24 properties shown
Villa₹3,799,000
Agra
House₹3,800,000
Agra
House₹2,800,000
Agra
House₹26,000,000
Agra
House₹2,650,000
Agra
House₹4,790,000
Agra
House₹3,900,000
Agra
House₹3,596,000
Agra
Apartment₹9,845,000
Agra
Villa₹3,490,000
Agra
Apartment₹3,000,000
Agra
House₹2,500,000
Agra
House₹12,500,000
Agra
House₹6,200,000
Agra
House₹1,500,000
Agra
House₹3,000,000
Agra
Apartment₹7,500,000
Agra
House₹2,000,000
Agra
Apartment₹20,000,000
Agra
Villa₹3,490,000
Agra
House₹30,000,000
Agra
Apartment₹2,700,000
Agra
Apartment₹2,500,000
Agra
House₹4,200,000
Agra
Buyer's guide: Agra
Looking at property for sale in Agra means looking at one of the cheapest big-name cities in this database: the median asking price across 101 current listings on RealEstateAbroad is €32,329. Most of the stock is older family houses rather than apartments, and the rules on who may buy are stricter than the price tag suggests.
These figures come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices, not sale prices. The spread is wide because a small flat in an outer colony and a large commercial building share the same city page.
| Indicator | Agra |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 101 |
| Median asking price | €32,329 |
| Middle half of listings (p25-p75) | €15,906 to €116,614 |
| Median price per m² | €467 (36 listings with size data) |
| Median size | 92 m² |
Of the 101 listings, 70 are houses, 13 are commercial, 9 are apartments, 5 are villas and 4 are plots of land. If you want a flat in a managed complex, Agra offers little choice; most buyers end up with an independent house on a small plot, often several floors tall on a narrow frontage.
Where bedrooms are stated, two-bedroom homes lead (19 listings), followed by three-bedroom (10), five or more (4) and four-bedroom (3). Browse the full houses for sale in India or the apartment listings for a national comparison.
Agra is built around the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and the Yamuna river, and tourism supports a large guesthouse, craft and leather economy. Residential demand is local. Areas such as Sikandra, Kamla Nagar and Sanjay Place are names you will see repeatedly in Indian listings, and the Yamuna Expressway links the city to Delhi's outskirts, which has pushed some newer development along that corridor.
Small rental yields from guesthouses or heritage-adjacent property can look attractive on paper, but occupancy depends heavily on the tourist season. Treat any yield claim as something to verify on the ground.
Foreign nationals who are not Overseas Citizens of India generally cannot buy residential property in India under foreign-exchange rules, and nobody in that group may buy agricultural land or farmhouses. OCI cardholders have wider rights. Confirm your status with an Indian lawyer before paying a booking amount.
Read the India country guide, the buying process guide and the financing options. Budget hunters can start with homes under €100,000.
Mathura and Vrindavan are genuine neighbours, roughly an hour or so away by road, and sell a similar mix of older houses with a religious-tourism angle: see Mathura and Vrindavan. Alwar in Rajasthan is a longer trip and a different market, so treat the Alwar listings as a separate comparison rather than a neighbour.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally not, unless you hold OCI status or fall under a specific exemption. Foreign-exchange rules restrict purchases by non-resident foreign nationals. Always confirm with an Indian property lawyer before committing.
The median asking price is €32,329 and about €467 per m² where size is given. Wages, land values and building costs are far lower, and much of the stock is older, self-built housing needing work.
Tourism supports guesthouse and shop demand, but it is seasonal and regulation near protected monuments can limit building. Check local permissions for any property near the heritage zone.
Only 9 of the 101 listings are apartments, so choice is thin. Houses dominate at 70 listings, with a few villas and plots.
Ask for the sale deed history, mutation record, property tax receipts and a no-dues certificate. A local lawyer should check them against municipal and revenue records.