Apartment€55,900
Myjava

79 homes and apartments for sale in Myjava, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€55,900
Myjava
House€205,000
Myjava
House€184,000
Myjava
House€130,000
Myjava
House€99,000
Myjava
House€160,000
Myjava
Apartment€110,000
Myjava
House€75,000
Myjava
Apartment€86,000
Myjava
Apartment€84,900
Myjava
House€60,000
Myjava
Studio€42,000
Myjava
Apartment€125,000
Myjava
Studio€67,900
Myjava
Studio€67,500
Myjava
House€125,000
Myjava

€299,990
Myjava
House€110,000
Myjava
House€205,800
Myjava
Studio€57,999
Myjava
House€75,000
Myjava
House€189,999
Myjava
House€119,000
Myjava
House€142,000
Myjava
Buyer's guide: Myjava
Interested in property for sale in Myjava? The Little Carpathians foothill town near the Czech border has 76 listings on RealEstateAbroad with a median asking price of €107,500, and an unusually large median size of 384 m² because of plots and farm properties.
All values are asking prices from current listings. Half of the properties sit between €67,800 and €189,925. The €553 per m² median looks very low, but it reflects the number of large plots and old rural buildings in the sample, not comparable flats.
| Metric | Myjava |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €107,500 |
| Middle 50% of listings | €67,800 to €189,925 |
| Median price per m² | €553 |
| Median size | 384 m² |
| Listings | 76 |
Land accounts for 25 listings and houses for 24, with 12 apartments, 11 commercial properties and 4 studios. The bedroom spread is wide: 8 listings with five or more bedrooms, 8 with three, and 7 each with two and four.
If you want a ready-to-live-in home, concentrate on the house and apartment listings. See Slovakia house listings and land for sale in Slovakia for context.
Myjava lies in the Trenčín region on the western edge of Slovakia, close to the Czech Republic and the White Carpathians. The area has a history of scattered hill settlements (kopanice), which explains the many rural houses with big plots. Brno and Bratislava are both reachable by road in roughly an hour to an hour and a half.
This suits buyers who work remotely, want space for a garden or hobby farm, or are looking for a holiday cottage in a quiet landscape.
Rural Slovak property often has complicated co-ownership and unclear boundaries. Ask your lawyer to check the land registry extract, any easements and whether utilities connect to the plot. Heating bills for older, large houses can be significant, so request energy certificates and recent bills.
Finance is available for residents more easily than for non-residents; see Slovakia financing and the buying guide. For the national context, visit the Slovakia page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Many listings are plots and farm properties. A median of 384 m² reflects land and large buildings, so do not read it as the typical flat size.
Yes, it is in western Slovakia near the Czech frontier, which is why some buyers consider it for cross-border living.
There are a dozen apartments and four studios among the 76 listings, but houses and land dominate.
Verify title, access, utilities, heating and any shared ownership. A local lawyer can check the registry extract before you pay a deposit.