Apartment€195,000
Nitra

317 homes and apartments for sale in Nitra, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€195,000
Nitra
House€289,000
Nitra
House€389,000
Nitra
House€389,000
Nitra
House€86,500
Nitra
House€84,000
Nitra
Villa€1
Nitra
Villa€1
Nitra
House€179,900
Nitra
Apartment€195,000
Nitra
House€249,000
Nitra
Apartment€219,900
Nitra
House€349,900
Nitra
House€280,000
Nitra
Apartment€189,000
Nitra
House€130,000
Nitra
Apartment€215,000
Nitra
House€349,000
Nitra
House€150,000
Nitra
Studio€79,000
Nitra
House€88,000
Nitra
Land plot€9,828
Nitra
Land plot€5,400,000
Nitra
Land plot€38,006,150
Nitra
Buyer's guide: Nitra
Property for sale in Nitra offers an affordable entry point to Slovakia: one of the country's oldest cities, a university town and an industrial employer, at prices far below Bratislava. We list 314 properties, with houses the largest group.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. With the median at €175,000 and a middle band of €105,000 to €253,500, Nitra suits buyers who want a family house or a flat without a capital-city budget.
| Measure | Nitra region |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €175,000 |
| Interquartile range | €105,000 to €253,500 |
| Median per m² | €1,627 |
| Typical home size | 165 m² |
| Listings | 314 |
There are 157 houses, 78 plots of land, 53 apartments, 16 commercial units, 7 studios and 3 villas. Four-bedroom homes dominate (52), then 38 three-bedrooms and 23 with five or more; there are far fewer small units. The median size of 165 m² reflects the family houses in surrounding villages and the city's suburbs.
The large land share (78 listings) is a reminder that Slovak land law matters: foreign buyers cannot normally acquire agricultural or forest land, so confirm the plot's classification before paying a deposit.
Nitra is dominated by its hilltop castle and cathedral and has two universities, which keeps demand for rental flats steady. Employers include the large Jaguar Land Rover plant and food and engineering firms. Bratislava is roughly an hour away by road, making Nitra viable for commuters and remote workers.
Surrounding towns to compare include Šaľa, Zlaté Moravce, Hlohovec, Komárno, Topoľčany and Galanta.
Slovakia uses the euro. EU/EEA citizens can buy property on equal terms, and non-EU buyers can generally purchase buildings and flats but not agricultural land. There is no property transfer tax, but a modest cadastre fee applies, and you should budget for legal and agent costs. A lawyer-held escrow is common practice. Confirm details locally.
See our Slovakia overview, guide to buying in Slovakia and financing for foreigners. You can also browse apartments in Slovakia.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. The median asking price here is €175,000, and the whole market is much lower than the capital.
Agricultural and forest land is generally closed to foreigners. Building plots are possible, but check the classification in the cadastre.
The universities and employers create regular tenant demand, but rents are modest, so yields depend on your purchase price.
About 90 km, typically around an hour by road.