House€250,001
Nové Zámky

512 homes and apartments for sale in Nové Zámky, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€250,001
Nové Zámky
House€57,000
Nové Zámky
House€65,000
Nové Zámky
House€52,000
Nové Zámky
House€33,000
Nové Zámky
House€55,000
Nové Zámky
House€23,000
Nové Zámky
House€55,000
Nové Zámky
House€73,000
Nové Zámky
House€59,000
Nové Zámky
House€45,000
Nové Zámky
House€33,000
Nové Zámky
Apartment€125,800
Nové Zámky
House€54,900
Nové Zámky
House€38,000
Nové Zámky
House€85,000
Nové Zámky
House€124,000
Nové Zámky
House€125,000
Nové Zámky
House€100,000
Nové Zámky
House€129,900
Nové Zámky
House€110,000
Nové Zámky
House€158,000
Nové Zámky
Apartment€92,900
Nové Zámky
House€74,000
Nové Zámky
Buyer's guide: Nové Zámky
Nové Zámky is a rail-junction town in south-west Slovakia, close to the Hungarian border and the Danube. It is one of the cheaper markets we list in the country, with 505 properties and a median asking price of €99,900.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros. Half fall between €58,000 and €166,742.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 505 |
| Median ask | €99,900 |
| p25 to p75 | €58,000 to €166,742 |
| Median €/m² | €440 |
Houses lead with 312 listings, then land (103), apartments (57), commercial (26) and studios (7). Three-bedroom homes (74) and four-bedroom homes (52) are common, plus 49 with five or more, 45 two-bedroom and 11 one-bedroom. Many houses are traditional family homes with gardens and outbuildings. See Slovak houses, land and apartments.
Nové Zámky sits on a rail line to Bratislava and Budapest, and has shops, schools, a hospital and a town centre built around a former fortress. It is a regional commercial hub for the Nitra region, close to the thermal-bath resorts of southern Slovakia and Hungary. Many residents commute locally, and some Hungarian buyers cross the border for cheaper housing. Quiet streets and low costs suit retirees, though cultural life is limited compared with the capital.
Nearby options include Komárno, Nitra, Dunajská Streda and Bratislava.
Slovakia charges no transfer tax on property purchases, but the cadastral registration carries a fixed fee. EU and EEA citizens can buy freely, and non-EU nationals can generally buy buildings and flats, with restrictions on agricultural and forest land. A lawyer or notary typically handles the escrow, and the land register (cadastre) records the transfer. Check for mortgages, co-owners and building permits on older houses. See the Slovakia page, financing and consultation.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. The median is €440 per m², far below Bratislava.
Often yes for houses and flats; agricultural land has limits. Check with a lawyer.
No, but there is a cadastral fee.
About an hour and a half by train or road.
Traditional family houses sit on large plots.