House€75,000
Lučenec

99 homes and apartments for sale in Lučenec, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€75,000
Lučenec
Land plot€10,000
Lučenec
Apartment€68,000
Lučenec
Apartment€79,000
Lučenec
Apartment€79,000
Lučenec
Land plot€24,000
Lučenec
House€94,000
Lučenec
Apartment€95,000
Lučenec

€149,000
Lučenec
House€229,000
Lučenec
Apartment€80,999
Lučenec
House€120,000
Lučenec
Apartment€118,999
Lučenec
Apartment€82,999
Lučenec
Apartment€104,999
Lučenec
Apartment€89,999
Lučenec
Apartment€63,000
Lučenec
House€250,000
Lučenec
House€129,900
Lučenec
Apartment€98,000
Lučenec
Apartment€113,500
Lučenec
House€65,000
Lučenec
House€105,000
Lučenec
Studio€64,999
Lučenec
Buyer's guide: Lučenec
Property for sale in Lučenec costs a fraction of what you would pay in Bratislava: the median asking price across 99 listings on RealEstateAbroad is €89,000. Half of the listings fall between €65,000 and €139,000.
Asking prices from current listings.
| Indicator | Lučenec |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 99 |
| Median asking price | €89,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €65,000 to €139,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,153 |
| Median size | 76 m² |
Houses lead with 50 listings, then 23 apartments, 18 plots, 6 commercial and 2 studios. Three-bedroom homes are the most common (19), then two-bedroom (9), five or more (8), four-bedroom (5) and one-bedroom (2). Many apartments are in panel-block housing estates, a typical Slovak product with low prices per m² and variable condition.
See houses in Slovakia, apartments and land.
Lučenec is the main town of the Novohrad region in southern Slovakia, close to the Hungarian border. It has a historic centre with a notable synagogue, a regional hospital, rail links and good road connections toward Zvolen and Banská Bystrica. Economic opportunity is modest, which keeps prices low.
Buyers are mostly local, with some Hungarian and Czech interest and buyers seeking cheap holiday or rural properties.
Slovakia has no property transfer tax, and the main costs are a cadastral registration fee, lawyer or notary fees and any agent commission. EU citizens can buy residential property freely; rules for agricultural and forest land are stricter for foreigners, so check before buying plots. A purchase usually involves a reservation agreement, a contract and registration with the cadastre; use a lawyer to hold funds in escrow. Verify current fees locally.
See Slovakia, the buying process and financing.
Poltár and Veľký Krtíš are small neighbouring towns, while Rimavská Sobota lies to the east. Detva, Krupina and Zvolen are further north-west and are larger regional centres.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €89,000, with half of listings between €65,000 and €139,000.
Not at present; the main state cost is a registration fee, plus legal costs. Confirm with a Slovak lawyer.
Rules on agricultural land are restrictive for non-EU buyers. Get legal advice before buying a plot.
Yes, the Hungarian border is a short drive south.