House€185,000
Partizánske

84 homes and apartments for sale in Partizánske, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€185,000
Partizánske
Apartment€94,990
Partizánske
Apartment€133,000
Partizánske
House€210,000
Partizánske
Studio€66,000
Partizánske
House€98,000
Partizánske
House€235,000
Partizánske
House€33,000
Partizánske
House€135,000
Partizánske
House€134,990
Partizánske
House€98,000
Partizánske
House€179,990
Partizánske
House€39,900
Partizánske
Apartment€55,000
Partizánske
House€95,000
Partizánske
Apartment€109,000
Partizánske
Studio€78,000
Partizánske
Apartment€72,000
Partizánske
Studio€69,500
Partizánske
House€94,000
Partizánske
House€22,000
Partizánske
House€159,000
Partizánske
House€133,900
Partizánske
House€44,900
Partizánske
Buyer's guide: Partizánske
Property for sale in Partizánske is among the cheapest in the region: 84 listings on RealEstateAbroad with a median asking price of €94,995. The town in the Trenčín region grew around a shoe factory and still has plenty of modest family housing.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per m² is based on 20 listings with a stated size, so treat it as indicative.
| Measure | Partizánske |
|---|---|
| Listings | 84 |
| Median asking price | €94,995 |
| Middle half | €69,625 to €152,500 |
| Price per m² (20 listings) | €1,088 |
| Median size | 77 m² |
Houses make up 37 listings, then 20 plots, 12 apartments, 9 commercial properties and 6 studios. Bedrooms: 14 three-bedroom, 9 one-bedroom, 9 five-plus, 7 two-bedroom and 6 four-bedroom. A median size of 77 m² reflects the many small flats and studios; houses are larger. See Slovakia's house, apartment and studio pages.
Partizánske is known for its planned factory-town layout, with functionalist buildings from the Baťa era. It is an industrial and regional service centre, not a tourist spot,. Buyers are mostly local, with a few foreigners looking for the lowest entry prices in the EU. Check for the age of heating systems and flat-block renovation status. Heating is a major running cost in older houses and panel flats, so ask for last winter's bills and see whether the building has been insulated or the windows replaced. Local services include a hospital in the nearby district network, schools and a compact centre that is easy to walk.
Foreigners may buy residential property, subject to rules on agricultural and forest land which differ by nationality. Slovakia charges no property transfer tax; you pay a cadastral registration fee and legal costs. Contracts are usually checked by a lawyer, and the transfer is registered in the cadastre. See our Slovakia buying guide and mortgage overview for the full process.
Close options: Topoľčany, Bánovce nad Bebravou, Prievidza, Zlaté Moravce, Žarnovica and Žiar nad Hronom. See the Slovakia overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, with a median ask of €94,995.
No transfer tax applies; check current registration fees.
Residential property is generally open; agricultural land is restricted. Confirm with a lawyer.
The median is 77 m² overall, skewed by small flats.