ApartmentPLN 521,000
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75 homes and apartments for sale in Lubicz, Poland.
24 properties shown
ApartmentPLN 521,000
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ApartmentPLN 1,110,000
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ApartmentPLN 940,000
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ApartmentPLN 1,020,000
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ApartmentPLN 505,085
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ApartmentPLN 789,600
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ApartmentPLN 640,000
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ApartmentPLN 1,390,000
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ApartmentPLN 1,010,000
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ApartmentPLN 698,000
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ApartmentPLN 875,420
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ApartmentPLN 1,300,000
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ApartmentPLN 1,580,000
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ApartmentPLN 705,614
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ApartmentPLN 930,000
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ApartmentPLN 789,629
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ApartmentPLN 1,100,000
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HousePLN 3,970,000
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ApartmentPLN 840,123
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HousePLN 6,900,000
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ApartmentPLN 1,400,000
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ApartmentPLN 3,390,000
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HousePLN 3,000,000
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ApartmentPLN 755,000
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Buyer's guide: Lubicz
Property for sale in Lubicz is mostly small modern flats: 65 of our 73 current listings are apartments, with a median size of only 39 m². The median asking price is €221,699, so check each advert's currency and area carefully before comparing.
Prices are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. We have no reliable price-per-m² figure for Lubicz in this data, so work from the individual listing.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €221,699 |
| Quartile range | €167,988 to €319,978 |
| Median size | 39 m² |
| Listings | 73 |
Apartments number 65, houses 7 and land 1. Two-bedroom homes are the biggest group (32), then three-bed (15), one-bed (11), four-bed (8) and five-plus (6). That shows a market of new-build flats in small developments, while the seven houses are the exception. Compare with other apartments in Poland and houses in Poland, and treat listings with very small sizes as studios or part-finished units until the developer's specification says otherwise.
Lubicz is a commuter municipality next to Toruń in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian region, and most buyers are people who work in the city and want newer housing at lower cost. Toruń itself, with its medieval old town, is the main service centre. Bydgoszcz, the regional co-capital, is roughly 45 km away, so it is a different market rather than a neighbour. Look at transport to Toruń, school places and whether a development is already finished, since off-plan flats carry delivery risk.
EU and EEA citizens can buy property in Poland with few restrictions. Non-EEA buyers need a Ministry of Interior permit for most property purchases, though an apartment (as a separate unit) is generally exempt; confirm this with a Polish lawyer. Typical costs are a 2% civil-law transaction tax on resale properties, notary fees and court registration (approx. figures; verify locally), with new-build flats bearing VAT instead. Check the land and mortgage register (księga wieczysta) before paying a deposit. See our Poland buying guide and Polish mortgage options.
Bydgoszcz is the nearest linked city, and Grabowo is a different, smaller location. Warsaw is the capital and far larger. Use the Poland overview to compare regions.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it borders Toruń, which is why buyers choose it as a commuter base.
EU/EEA buyers do not. Non-EEA buyers generally do not need one for a separate apartment, but a lawyer should confirm.
The median is 39 m², typical of studios and compact one-bedroom units in new developments.
Resale purchases usually bear a 2% civil-law transaction tax; new builds carry VAT instead.