$395,434
Gdańsk
1 bd 1 ba 47 m²
Land for Sale in Poland: Building Plots and Farmland
2,434 land currently listed for sale in Poland.
Land for sale in Poland
24 properties shown
Land plotPLN 5,750,000
warsaw
6 bd 4 ba 231 m²
Land plotPLN 2,950,000
gmina-lesznowola
8 bd 5 ba 800 m²
Land plotPLN 4,850,000
warsaw
5 bd 3 ba 198 m²
Land plotPLN 3,800,000
gmina-stawiguda
12 ba 900 m²
$108,237
Nasielsk
6 bd 1,955 m²
$107,659
Stegna
1,202 m²
$727,388
Wicko
25,000 m²
$2,937,530
Komorniki
29,540 m²
$134,275
Krokowa
2,259 m²
$61,268
Kamienica Szlachecka
1,501 m²
$2,865,946
Sopot
946 m²
$72,601
Stegna
1,220 m²
$243,323
Gmina Kosakowo
550 m²
$2,544,118
Gmina Kosakowo
10,103 m²
$89,535
Szemud
1,400 m²
$125,629
Kamienica Szlachecka
3,001 m²
$78,343
Zabrze
3,067 m²
$58,751
Przodkowo
1,391 m²
$107,993
Gmina Kąty Wrocławskie
1,703 m²
$83,939
Cedry Wielkie
1,207 m²
$756,785
Lublewo Gdańskie
13,551 m²
$1,343,030
Zukowo
14,000 m²
$452,425
Jaktorów
23,779 m²
Land in Poland
Land for sale in Poland appears in 2,434 listings, a wide mix of building plots, forest and farmland. Polish land law is strict, so classification and permit rules need checking before any deposit.
Pricing background
RealEstateAbroad listings show a median asking price of €199,855 for Poland, with a middle half from €130,054 to €361,979. Land prices are driven by zoning more than size: a building plot near a city can cost many times what an equivalent farm field does.
| Measure | Poland (all types) |
|---|---|
| Listings in Poland | 14,964 |
| Median asking price | €199,855 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €130,054 - €361,979 |
| Median price per m² | €1,992 |
The three classifications that matter
- Building plots covered by a local zoning plan or with a development decision.
- Agricultural land, where sales to non-farmers are restricted and the state agency may have pre-emption rights.
- Forest and protected land, with their own constraints.
A plot listed as 'investment land' may not be buildable at all.
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Hidden costs and timing
Building a house in Poland involves a design, a building permit or notification, a site manager and final inspection. Connection fees for power, water, gas and sewage vary by municipality and distance from the network, and a plot far from the grid can cost far more than the land itself. Allow a year or more from purchase to move-in, and add a contingency for price changes in materials and labour.
Foreign buyers
Non-EEA buyers need a permit for most land purchases, with limited exceptions. EEA buyers face the same agricultural land restrictions as Polish nationals. Get legal advice early.
Where plots are found
Checklist
- Get the land and mortgage register.
- Ask the municipality for the zoning plan or a planning decision.
- Confirm road access and legal easements.
- Check utilities and connection costs.
- Verify there are no environmental limits.
Start with the Poland consultation guide.
In Poland you buy a planning status first and a piece of earth second.
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See houses, apartments or finance options.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy farmland in Poland?
With strict restrictions even for EU citizens; agricultural land generally goes to farmers.
How many plots are listed?
2,434 of 14,964 Polish listings.
What does a zoning plan do?
It states what may be built, and without it you need a separate planning decision.
Is a notary required?
Yes, for all land sales.
Do I need a permit as a non-EEA buyer?
Usually, with certain exceptions.
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Property types in Poland
- Apartments for sale(7,047)
- Houses for sale(3,892)
- Commercial Property for sale(2,269)