House€120,000
Lielvārde

800 houses currently listed for sale in Latvia.
24 properties shown
House€120,000
Lielvārde
House€376,000
Olaines pag.
House€280,000
Rīga
House€264,000
Rīga
House€329,000
Rīga
House€175,000
Ventspils
House€126,000
Viesturu pag.
House€300,000
Rīga
House€485,000
Mārupe
House€340,000
Birzgales pag.
House€590,700
Garkalnes pag.
House€187,900
Ķekavas pag.
House€555,000
Jūrmala
House€75,000
Rīga
House€89,000
Saulkrasti
House€1,550,000
Jūrmala
House€1,950,000
Jūrmala
House€850,000
Biķernieku pag.
House€288,888
Inčukalna pag.
House€250,000
Lapmežciema pag.
House€99,000
Saulkrasti
House€280,000
Lapmežciema pag.
House€280,000
Lapmežciema pag.
House€250,000
Lapmežciema pag.
Houses in Latvia
Houses for sale in Latvia number 800 in our database, out of 1,900 total. Detached homes range from wooden Jūrmala cottages near the beach to new suburban homes around Rīga and remote farmsteads. They offer more space for the money, but land rules for non-EU buyers need careful attention.
The closest to the capital are suburbs such as Mārupe, with modern family houses and good schools. Jūrmala is famous for its wooden villas, and Liepāja offers cheaper detached homes by the Baltic. Rīga itself has leafy districts like Mežaparks with larger houses. For flats instead, see apartments in Latvia.
Latvia-wide, the median asking price in current listings on RealEstateAbroad is €209,000, with a middle half from €110,000 to €364,750 and a median of €2,071 per m². Houses in rural regions fall below that; those near the capital or sea rise above it. Heating is a major running cost in a long Baltic winter.
Buyers from outside the EU and EEA face limits on acquiring land in rural territories, often needing municipal approval, while ownership of a house on a city plot is easier. A Latvian lawyer should confirm what applies to your nationality. Read our Latvia consultation guide and use the mortgage calculator for budget planning.
Winters are long and dark, so budget for heating and snow clearance. District heating is common in towns, while rural homes rely on gas, wood or heat pumps. Summer brings low running costs and, on the coast, strong seasonal rental potential.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically yes. Price levels are lower, though winter heating costs offset part of the saving.
Yes, but many are protected buildings, so renovation needs heritage approval.
Latvia levies a real estate tax on land and buildings based on cadastral value. Rates differ by category.
Non-EU buyers can face restrictions on rural land. Check before signing.