$642,136
Zukowo

75 homes and apartments for sale in Żukowo, Poland.
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24 properties shown
$642,136
Zukowo
$327,363
Zukowo
$360,897
Zukowo
$404,613
Zukowo
$279,518
Gmina Żukowo
$489,646
Zukowo
$390,272
Gmina Żukowo
$528,818
Zukowo
$404,613
Gmina Żukowo
$390,272
Zukowo
$220,760
Zukowo
$391,391
Gmina Żukowo
$321,768
Zukowo
$653,412
Zukowo
$642,243
Zukowo
$516,587
Zukowo
$202,604
Zukowo
$467,547
Zukowo
$172,847
Zukowo
$1,023,939
Zukowo
$360,939
Gmina Żukowo
$433,687
Zukowo
$276,967
Zukowo
$320,369
Gmina Żukowo
Buyer's guide: Żukowo
Interested in property for sale in Żukowo? This Kashubian town just west of Gdańsk has a median asking price of €322,633 across 75 listings on RealEstateAbroad. Most are detached houses and plots.
The figures are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros. The middle half runs from €162,673 to €483,398. The median price per m² is €1,806 and the median size is a big 247 m², as many listings are houses with plots.
| Indicator | Żukowo |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €322,633 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €162,673 to €483,398 |
| Per m² | €1,806 |
| Median size | 247 m² |
| Listings | 75 |
Houses account for 41 listings, land for 25, commercial properties for 7 and apartments for just 2. Large homes dominate: 27 have five or more bedrooms and 13 have four. Anyone wanting a flat should look in the Tricity centres.
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Żukowo lies in Kartuzy County on the edge of the Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot conurbation, with the Kashubian lake district and forests just beyond. The railway to Gdańsk and the airport are close, and the ring road links to the S6 expressway. It suits families who want a garden and quieter streets within commuting distance of the port, IT firms and universities.
Prices here are lower than in Gdańsk, though still rising pressure from commuters keeps demand firm.
EU and EEA citizens can generally buy property in Poland freely, though agricultural and forest land have extra rules. Non-EEA buyers normally need a permit from the Ministry of Interior to buy houses and land, while flats are usually exempt. Check your status with a Polish lawyer before you sign a preliminary agreement.
Sale deeds are notarised, and a civil-law transactions tax of 2% typically applies to resale purchases. See the Poland buying guide and financing guide.
Gdańsk, Gdynia and Pruszcz Gdański are the closest. Władysławowo and Stegna are Baltic coastal towns, a further drive; Bydgoszcz is a separate inland city. The Poland page lists more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It sits next to Gdańsk's western side, with rail and road links, so many residents commute.
Usually only with a Ministry of Interior permit. Flats are generally exempt. Verify with a lawyer.
Listings are mainly houses and plots, with a median of 247 m².
Resale purchases normally attract a 2% civil-law transactions tax, plus notary fees. New builds are subject to VAT instead.