House€380,000
Galanta

278 homes and apartments for sale in Galanta, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€380,000
Galanta
House€199,000
Galanta
Apartment€149,900
Galanta
House€264,500
Galanta
House€264,500
Galanta
Apartment€122,460
Galanta
House€137,500
Galanta
Apartment€177,900
Galanta
House€299,500
Galanta
House€184,900
Galanta
House€289,900
Galanta
Land plot€30,800
Galanta
Commercial property€59,990
Galanta
Land plot€297,800
Galanta
House€297,800
Galanta
Commercial property€149,990
Galanta
Commercial property€239,990
Galanta
Apartment€119,000
Galanta
Apartment€145,000
Galanta
Apartment€199,000
Galanta
Apartment€134,990
Galanta
House€175,000
Galanta
House€189,000
Galanta
House€158,000
Galanta
Buyer's guide: Galanta
RealEstateAbroad currently shows 268 listings in Galanta real estate, with a median asking price of €159,900. The town lies in Trnava Region on the southwestern plain, about 50 km east of Bratislava, and is known as the childhood home of the composer Zoltán Kodály.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Galanta |
|---|---|
| Listings | 268 |
| Median asking price | €159,900 |
| Range (p25-p75) | €119,950 - €229,500 |
| Price per m² | €1,345 |
| Median size | 135 m² |
Houses are 128 listings, plots 57, apartments 53, commercial units 26 and studios 4. Three-bedroom homes lead (46), then 44 four-bed, 38 five-plus, 26 two-bed and 5 one-bed. Detached family homes with gardens are typical, and plots suit those wanting to build. See Slovak land and houses.
Galanta sits on the rail corridor between Bratislava and Komárno, with trains to the capital taking roughly an hour. The surrounding area is agricultural, with nearby places such as Šaľa, Trnava, Dunajská Streda, Senec, Hlohovec and Nitra. Hungarian is widely spoken in this part of Slovakia.
Most buyers are local families and commuters priced out of Bratislava.
Because Galanta is a regional town, sellers are often private owners, and price negotiation is common. Listings of 135 m² median size reflect family houses with outbuildings, and plots of 57 in the feed let you design a house to your own standards. Heating by gas is typical, so ask about boiler age and annual bills. Hungarian and Slovak are both spoken, and contracts are in Slovak, so use a translator or a bilingual lawyer for the paperwork.
Slovakia levies no general property transfer tax, but registration fees, notary or legal fees and agent commissions apply. Use a lawyer to check the cadastre extract, mortgages and easements. Non-EU buyers face rules for agricultural and forest land. A deposit is often held in escrow until registration.
See the Slovakia buying guide, Slovakia mortgage guide and Slovakia overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median here is €159,900 versus Trnava's higher figure, so generally yes.
Yes, for Bratislava, with an hour by train.
Yes, 57 plots are listed.
Slovakia has no general transfer tax, but other fees apply.