$419,697
Pruszcz Gdański

59 homes and apartments for sale in Pruszcz Gdański, Poland.
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24 properties shown
$419,697
Pruszcz Gdański
$360,939
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$447,623
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$404,028
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$183,407
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$257,414
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$240,626
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$243,395
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$149,674
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$363,414
Pruszcz Gdański
$324,329
Pruszcz Gdański
$149,531
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$245,448
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$234,723
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$153,609
Pruszcz Gdański
$334,804
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$360,162
Pruszcz Gdański
$278,916
Pruszcz Gdański
ApartmentPLN 4,099,999
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ApartmentPLN 680,000
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ApartmentPLN 749,000
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$416,849
Pruszcz Gdański
$265,528
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$231,952
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Buyer's guide: Pruszcz Gdański
Pruszcz Gdański real estate suits buyers who want Gdańsk access but a larger plot and lower price. Of 59 current listings, 30 are houses and 11 are land, with a median asking price of €299,306 or about €2,047 per m².
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Figure |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €299,306 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €188,564 to €398,882 |
| Median per m² | €2,047 |
| Median size | 152 m² |
| Listings | 59 |
The split is 30 houses, 11 plots of land, 10 commercial properties and 8 apartments. Many houses are large, with 18 listings showing five or more bedrooms and 10 with four. That is a suburban family market, not a flat market.
Browse houses in Poland, land and commercial property for national comparison.
Pruszcz Gdański is a town just south of Gdańsk, close to the Tri-City ring road and the airport. Gdańsk, Żukowo and Gdynia are the practical nearby markets for work and services. Stegna and Władysławowo are coastal resort markets further away, and Bydgoszcz is a separate inland city, so treat these as alternatives.
With 11 plots and 30 houses in the current listings, land and building due diligence matters more here than in a flat-led market. Ask whether a plot has a binding local plan (miejscowy plan zagospodarowania przestrzennego) or only a decision on development conditions, and whether electricity, water and gas connections are on the boundary. For older houses, ask for the building permit, as-built documentation and energy certificate.
Budget for notary and court registry fees on top of the 2% PCC tax if you buy a resale. If you are non-EEA and want a house or land, apply for the interior ministry permit before signing the final deed, and make the preliminary agreement conditional on it.
On resales, PCC tax is 2%, while developer sales carry VAT instead. Non-EEA buyers need an interior ministry (MSWiA) permit for houses and land, but a stand-alone apartment is exempt, so an apartment is the simplest route. Check the land and mortgage register (księga wieczysta) and local zoning plans before signing a preliminary agreement.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
They need an MSWiA permit for houses and land, which can take time. Stand-alone apartments are exempt.
2% PCC on resales; developer sales carry VAT instead.
Yes, 11 of 59 listings are plots. Check zoning and utility connections.
It is just south of the city; confirm travel times for your route.