House€350,000
Malacky

226 homes and apartments for sale in Malacky, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€350,000
Malacky
House€250,000
Malacky
House€265,650
Malacky
House€233,000
Malacky
House€312,000
Malacky
House€155,000
Malacky
House€279,990
Malacky
Apartment€155,000
Malacky
House€399,000
Malacky
House€129,990
Malacky
House€309,000
Malacky
Apartment€195,000
Malacky
House€214,900
Malacky
Apartment€178,900
Malacky
Studio€147,500
Malacky
House€169,900
Malacky
Land plot€120,000
Malacky
House€120,000
Malacky
House€155,000
Malacky
Apartment€145,000
Malacky
Apartment€182,000
Malacky
House€180,000
Malacky
Apartment€260,400
Malacky
House€205,000
Malacky
Buyer's guide: Malacky
Malacky, in the Záhorie region about 30 kilometres north of Bratislava, has 222 listings on RealEstateAbroad at a median asking price of €189,000. Houses (93) and land (89) lead, which makes it a build-or-buy market for commuters.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 222 |
| Median asking price | €189,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €126,000 - €290,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,909 |
| Median size | 116 m² |
Houses: 93; land: 89; apartments: 27; commercial: 10; studios: 3. Four-bedroom homes lead among the listings with a stated bedroom count (26), alongside 22 two-bedroom, 20 three-bedroom, 17 five-plus and 7 one-bedroom. The high number of plots suggests new-build potential. Compare the broader Slovak houses, land and apartments.
The bedroom data shows a family-sized stock, with four-bedroom homes outnumbering small flats. If you want to rent out, check demand from Bratislava commuters before assuming steady tenants.
Malacky is on the railway and motorway corridor to Bratislava, so many residents work in the capital but pay lower housing costs. The area is a mix of pine forest, vineyards on the Little Carpathians' edge and small towns. Prices are lower than in Bratislava's suburbs in towns such as Senec or Pezinok, but rising.
Buyers include Bratislava families, young professionals and some foreign-resident workers. Other nearby places include Bratislava, Trnava, Senica and Skalica.
Non-Slovak buyers can generally purchase houses and flats; agricultural and forest land has restrictions, so check the classification of any plot. The sale is registered at the cadastre, with a modest administrative fee, and many buyers use an escrow arrangement through a lawyer or notary. Slovakia uses the euro. Always verify that building permits and occupancy approvals are in place for new homes.
Find more in our Slovakia guide, financing page and the Slovakia overview.
Ask whether a plot has gas, water, sewer and electricity connections; costs can be significant.
Last updated 8 October 2026
About 30 to 40 minutes, with longer rush-hour times.
Only on land zoned for building.
Commuter belts around the capital have been tightening, but check current listings.
Bratislava has several; check admission.