$323,167
Jaktorów

62 homes and apartments for sale in Jaktorów, Poland.
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24 properties shown
$323,167
Jaktorów
$273,922
Jaktorów
$296,586
Jaktorów
$198,656
Jaktorów
$242,025
Jaktorów
$360,939
Jaktorów
$410,890
Jaktorów
$391,717
Jaktorów
$1,063,106
Jaktorów
$371,384
Jaktorów
$362,728
Jaktorów
$190,872
Jaktorów
VillaPLN 1,360,000
gmina-jaktorow
VillaPLN 1,390,000
gmina-jaktorow
$391,671
Jaktorów
$380,525
Jaktorów
$198,656
Jaktorów
$359,765
Gmina Jaktorów
$192,055
Jaktorów
$324,600
Jaktorów
$531,616
Jaktorów
$1,147,171
Jaktorów
$452,425
Jaktorów
$117,515
Jaktorów
Buyer's guide: Jaktorów
Jaktorów is a rural gmina in Masovia, west of Warsaw, and its market is unusual: 40 of the 62 current listings are land, with 18 houses and a handful of villas and commercial properties. The median asking price is €177,593, but the median listing area is 680 m², which mostly reflects plots. This is a market for building, not for turnkey flats.
Asking prices in current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The very wide gap between quartiles reflects the mix of land and finished houses.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 62 |
| Median asking price | €177,593 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €85,103 - €323,870 |
| Median price per m² | €699 |
| Median size | 680 m² |
Houses are large: 12 have five or more bedrooms and 7 have four. If you are shopping for a plot, check the local development plan (miejscowy plan zagospodarowania) or whether a decision on building conditions (warunki zabudowy) exists. Browse Polish land and houses.
Jaktorów lies in the Warsaw commuter belt, close to Grodzisk Mazowiecki and Żabia Wola. For comparison with the capital's suburbs, see Piaseczno, Marki, Łomianki and Warsaw itself. Buyers are mainly Warsaw families building a house on a larger plot.
Ask for the land and mortgage register number, the local plan or building-conditions decision, and a surveyor's boundary map. Check access by public road, electricity and water connections, and whether the plot is classed as agricultural, which can limit who may buy it.
Non-EEA foreigners need a permit from the Ministry of the Interior (MSWiA) to buy houses or land, while stand-alone apartments are exempt. EEA citizens are generally free of this requirement, although agricultural land has its own restrictions. Resale purchases attract 2% civil-law transactions tax (PCC); developer sales carry VAT. Use a Polish notary and verify the land and mortgage register (księga wieczysta). See the Poland guide and buying process.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. 40 of our 62 listings are plots, so you should expect a build-your-own market.
Non-EEA buyers need an MSWiA permit for houses and land, but not for stand-alone apartments. Ask a Polish lawyer how this applies to you.
It is the median listing area, strongly influenced by plots. It does not indicate typical house size.
2% PCC on resales, normally paid by the buyer. New builds from developers carry VAT instead.