House€450,000
Brezno

153 homes and apartments for sale in Brezno, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€450,000
Brezno
House€450,000
Brezno
House€75,000
Brezno
House€210,000
Brezno
Commercial property€139,000
Brezno
House€129,900
Brezno
Apartment€99,900
Brezno
House€199,000
Brezno
House€465,000
Brezno
Apartment€235,000
Brezno
House€194,950
Brezno
Apartment€82,400
Brezno
Apartment€104,950
Brezno
Apartment€149,000
Brezno
Apartment€250,000
Brezno
House€199,900
Brezno
House€220,000
Brezno
House€229,900
Brezno
House€380,000
Brezno
House€252,700
Brezno
Apartment€320,000
Brezno
House€75,000
Brezno
Apartment€154,000
Brezno
House€79,000
Brezno
Buyer's guide: Brezno
Brezno is a Hron-valley town at the southern foot of the Low Tatras, and Brezno real estate is among the best-value in our Slovak data. The median asking price is €159,900, and the median home is a large 190 m², at just €1,027 per m².
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros, across 146 listings. The spread is wide, from €82,000 at the lower quartile to €247,000 at the upper.
| Indicator | Brezno |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 146 |
| Median asking price | €159,900 |
| Middle range (p25 to p75) | €82,000 to €247,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,027 |
| Median size | 190 m² |
Houses account for 72 listings, land for 43, apartments for 26 and commercial for 5. Three-bedroom (24), five-plus (22), four-bedroom (17) and two-bedroom (16) are the leading sizes. Many are family homes in towns and villages along the valley, often with outbuildings. See Slovakia's houses and land.
The Low Tatras national park lies just north, with ski resorts and hiking, and the area includes the Tále and Čertovica leisure zones. Brezno itself is a small industrial and service town with a historic square. Winter sports and summer trekking attract domestic second-home buyers; with low prices some foreigners buy cottages. Hospital and public services are limited, so larger needs mean a trip to Banská Bystrica.
Brezno's prices are a function of distance from big employers. The mountain access is the upside.
Foreigners can generally buy houses and flats in Slovakia, but agricultural and forest land have extra restrictions. There is no general transfer tax, though legal and cadastre fees apply. Rural heating (often wood or gas) and road access in winter are practical checks. Our Slovakia buying guide and financing page cover the process.
Banská Bystrica is the regional centre, while Zvolen, Detva, Poltár and Lučenec lie to the south and west. Liptovský Mikuláš is across the Low Tatras to the north, a tourist-oriented market. See Slovakia property for sale.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is a small town far from major employers, with large older houses. Our median is €1,027 per m².
Yes, the mountains and ski areas are close.
43 land listings. Confirm zoning and utilities.
Generally yes for housing. Land has extra rules.
Check road maintenance and heating for rural properties.