ApartmentPLN 299,000
Gdańsk
1 ba 40 m²
Buy an Apartment in Gdańsk: Listings, Districts and Rules
525 homes and apartments for sale in Gdańsk, Poland.
Properties for sale in Gdańsk
26 properties shown
Apartment
ApartmentPrice on request
Gdańsk
1 bd 1 ba 25 m²
$298,739
Gdańsk
2 bd 1 ba 46 m²
$111,120
Gdańsk
1 bd 1 ba 32 m²
$145,215
Gdańsk
2 bd 1 ba 46 m²
$279,518
Gdańsk
2 bd 1 ba 45 m²
$2,378,282
Gdańsk
8 bd 8 ba 255 m²
$432,800
Gdańsk
8 bd 2 ba 217 m²
$730,350
Gdańsk
9 bd 2 ba 206 m²
$363,737
Gdańsk
6 bd 1 ba 120 m²
$75,199
Gdańsk
2 bd 1 ba 40 m²
$559,316
Gdańsk
6 bd 2 ba 245 m²
$531,616
Gdańsk
6 bd 2 ba 200 m²
$399,307
Gdańsk
9 bd 6 ba 248 m²
$216,129
Gdańsk
4 bd 1 ba 185 m²
$237,828
Gdańsk
4 bd 1 ba 92 m²
$584,777
Gdańsk
4 bd 1 ba 202 m²
$755,174
Gdańsk
7 bd 2 ba 346 m²
$517,626
Gdańsk
7 bd 2 ba 270 m²
$979,177
Gdańsk
6 bd 2 ba 212 m²
$246,222
Gdańsk
4 bd 2 ba 96 m²
$363,694
Gdańsk
3 bd 1 ba 150 m²
$615,555
Gdańsk
11 bd 6 ba 229 m²
$83,929
Gdańsk
2 bd 1 ba 70 m²
$245,692
Gdańsk
5 bd 1 ba 96 m²
$419,647
Gdańsk
8 bd 5 ba 175 m²
Buyer's guide: Gdańsk
Gdańsk is the historic port city on Poland's Baltic coast, part of the Tricity with Sopot and Gdynia. We list 517 properties, over two-thirds of them apartments. The median asking price is €227,264, and the mix includes flats, houses, plots and commercial units.
Price table
Asking prices in euros from RealEstateAbroad listings. Please treat them as an indication of what is listed on our feed and compare with local sold-price data.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 517 |
| Median ask | €227,264 |
| Quartile range | €160,487 to €394,098 |
| Median €/m² | €3,502 |
| Median size | 64 m² |
Stock
Apartments: 352. Commercial: 70. Houses: 64. Land: 29. By bedrooms, 153 listings have two, 123 have three, 58 have five or more, 50 have four and 36 have one. Polish listings often count rooms differently, so check floor plans. See apartments in Poland and commercial.
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Districts and lifestyle
The Main Town (Główne Miasto) and Granary Island are the heritage core. Wrzeszcz is a lively, transport-linked district with older tenements and new blocks, Oliwa has green space and a cathedral, and Przymorze is known for its huge housing blocks near the beach. Gdańsk has an international airport, a port, a growing IT sector and a long tradition of shipping and trade. Winters are cold, summers are mild, and beach season is short.
Buying as a foreigner
EU and EEA citizens buy flats and houses freely. Non-EU buyers generally need a permit from the Interior Ministry for most property, with exemptions for apartments in many cases. Always check with a notary. Tax on civil-law transactions is normally 2% on the resale market, and notary fees are regulated. Confirm the land and mortgage register (księga wieczysta). See the Poland page, financing and consultation.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Gdańsk: FAQ
Do non-EU citizens need a permit?
Usually for houses and land; apartments are often exempt. A notary will confirm.
What is a księga wieczysta?
The land and mortgage register that records ownership and debts. Always check it.
Is Gdańsk good for rentals?
Students, workers and tourists support demand, but short-let rules are changing.
How much does property cost in Gdańsk?
The median asking price in our listings is €227,264, with half of listings between €160,487 and €394,098, or about €3,502 per m². Compare against recent sold prices.
Is the sea close?
Many districts are by the Baltic, but the beach season is short.
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