House€120,000
Čadca

209 homes and apartments for sale in Čadca, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€120,000
Čadca
House€183,500
Čadca
Apartment€132,900
Čadca
Apartment€185,500
Čadca
House€260,000
Čadca
Apartment€109,000
Čadca
House€49,000
Čadca
Land plot€82,764
Čadca
Land plot€82,764
Čadca
Apartment€119,000
Čadca
Apartment€153,500
Čadca
House€29,999
Čadca
House€72,000
Čadca
Land plot€112,392
Čadca
House€284,000
Čadca
House€78,500
Čadca
House€92,500
Čadca
House€189,900
Čadca
House€85,000
Čadca
Apartment€125,000
Čadca
House€103,900
Čadca
House€255,000
Čadca
Apartment€133,500
Čadca
House€89,000
Čadca
Buyer's guide: Čadca
Čadca is the main town of the Kysuce region in north-west Slovakia, close to the Czech and Polish borders, and land plots make up most of its property for sale. We list 199 properties with a median asking price of €88,000.
Asking prices come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half runs from €45,900 to €139,506. The median ask per square metre is €441 and the median size is 298 m², which is large because it includes houses with land and sizeable plots.
| Indicator | Čadca |
|---|---|
| Listings | 199 |
| Median asking price | €88,000 |
| Quartile range | €45,900 to €139,506 |
| Per m² | €441 |
| Median size | 298 m² |
Land accounts for 113 listings, houses 55, apartments 21, commercial units six and studios four. The bedroom data covers few listings. If you want a home, look at houses, apartments or studios; investors and builders can compare land and commercial property.
Čadca lies in a hilly, forested area near the borders with Czechia and Poland, with rail and road links to Žilina and onward. The local economy has relied on manufacturing and cross-border trade, and the surrounding mountains support hiking and winter sports. It is a regional centre rather than a tourist destination.
Related markets include Žilina, Martin, Považská Bystrica, Púchov, Ilava and Liptovský Mikuláš. Žilina is the nearest large city; the others are farther down the valley or in the Tatras direction.
EU and EEA citizens can buy property on the same basis as Slovaks, and others can generally buy buildings and non-agricultural land, though farmland and forest are restricted. Slovakia has no property transfer tax, but there is a fee for registering ownership in the cadastre, and agents, lawyers and notaries add costs. Most buyers use a lawyer-run escrow arrangement. Watch for plots with unclear access or multiple co-owners.
Read our Slovakia buying guide, mortgage guide and the Slovakia page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Foreign buyers face restrictions on agricultural and forest land. Take legal advice.
Slovakia does not charge one. There is a cadastral fee.
The area is rural, and many listings are building plots and agricultural parcels.
Yes, the border is close, as is Czechia.
Cold and snowy, so consider heating and road access.