$223,389
Piaseczno

155 homes and apartments for sale in Piaseczno, Poland.
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24 properties shown
$223,389
Piaseczno
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$444,879
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$433,687
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$376,635
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$811,414
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$307,498
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$349,426
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$444,770
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$669,887
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ApartmentPLN 744,000
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ApartmentPLN 498,000
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ApartmentPLN 449,000
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ApartmentPLN 655,000
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ApartmentPLN 698,000
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ApartmentPLN 839,000
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ApartmentPLN 546,400
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Buyer's guide: Piaseczno
Piaseczno real estate is a commuter market south of Warsaw, in Masovian Voivodeship. Of 145 listings, 96 are apartments and 36 houses, at a median asking price of €195,362.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros. The central half runs from €136,387 to €298,649, so a typical flat here costs far less than one in central Warsaw.
| Indicator | Piaseczno |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 145 |
| Median asking price | €195,362 |
| Middle range (p25 to p75) | €136,387 to €298,649 |
| Median price per m² | €3,102 |
| Median size | 67 m² |
Two-bedroom flats lead (42), with 25 three-bedroom, 19 four-bedroom and 7 one-bedroom; the 37 listings with five or more bedrooms probably count rooms or are larger houses, so rely on floor area. Seven commercial and seven land listings appear. See Poland's apartment listings and houses.
The town is on the southern edge of Warsaw, linked to the capital by road and bus services toward the Kabaty metro terminus. Nearby are Konstancin-Jeziorna, a spa town with leafy villa streets, and growing residential areas such as Józefosław. Residents commute to Warsaw offices and tech firms. It offers better value than central Warsaw and more green space, and many developments are new blocks with underground parking.
Piaseczno is the Warsaw-commuter value play, so judge it by door-to-door travel time.
EEA citizens can buy freely. Non-EEA buyers need permission from the Interior Ministry for houses and land, but flats generally do not need it. A 2% civil-law tax (PCC) applies on resale purchases, while developer purchases carry VAT. Notary fees are regulated and ownership is recorded in the land register. See our Poland guide and financing; confirm the permit position with a lawyer.
Warsaw is the capital. Żabia Wola and Grodzisk Mazowiecki, with Jaktorów, are in the south-west of the metropolitan area. Marki is on Warsaw's northern edge, and Łódź is a separate city about 130 km away. See Poland property.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €195,362, with a median size of 67 m².
Yes, it is on Warsaw's southern edge.
Non-EEA buyers need permission for houses and land, generally not flats.
A 2% PCC on resale, or VAT on new builds.
Many families value green space and schools.