Apartment€155,000
Považská Bystrica

76 homes and apartments for sale in Považská Bystrica, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€155,000
Považská Bystrica
Apartment€187,000
Považská Bystrica
House€264,000
Považská Bystrica
House€199,000
Považská Bystrica
House€349,900
Považská Bystrica
House€89,000
Považská Bystrica
House€139,000
Považská Bystrica
Apartment€114,000
Považská Bystrica
House€190,000
Považská Bystrica
House€220,000
Považská Bystrica

€330,000
Považská Bystrica
House€330,000
Považská Bystrica
House€350,000
Považská Bystrica
House€179,000
Považská Bystrica
Apartment€112,000
Považská Bystrica
Apartment€139,900
Považská Bystrica
Apartment€115,000
Považská Bystrica
House€259,900
Považská Bystrica
House€150,000
Považská Bystrica
House€77,000
Považská Bystrica
House€279,000
Považská Bystrica
House€110,000
Považská Bystrica
House€158,000
Považská Bystrica
Land plot€1,500,000
Považská Bystrica
Buyer's guide: Považská Bystrica
Searching for property for sale in Považská Bystrica? This Váh valley town in north-western Slovakia has a median asking price of €114,000 across 76 listings on RealEstateAbroad, making it a low-cost entry to the Slovak market.
These are asking prices from current listings, not completed sales. The middle half of listings falls between €57,000 and €187,000, with a median price per m² of €1,727 and a median size of 110 m².
| What we measured | Result |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €114,000 |
| Range (25th to 75th percentile) | €57,000 to €187,000 |
| Price per m² | €1,727 |
| Median size | 110 m² |
| Listings analysed | 76 |
Land makes up 32 listings and houses 30, followed by 10 apartments and 4 commercial properties. This is a market for people who want a plot or a detached family home, not a city flat. Among listings with bedroom data, five or more bedrooms lead with 10, then three- and four-bedroom homes at 8 each, and two-bedroom at 5.
See houses in Slovakia and land to compare against other towns.
Považská Bystrica sits on the Váh river in the Trenčín region, with the Strážov and Javorníky hills close by. Industry has long shaped the town, and many residents commute locally or to Žilina and Trenčín. The D1 motorway has improved links along the valley, and the road and rail corridor reaches Žilina and the Czech border region.
The buyer pool is mostly local, so foreign interest comes from people wanting a low-cost base, a weekend house in the hills, or a small renovation project.
EU citizens can buy property on the same terms as Slovaks, and non-EU buyers can generally purchase buildings and flats too, but rules for land can be stricter, so confirm with a lawyer. A purchase is registered at the land registry (katastrálny úrad), and many lawyers hold the price in escrow until registration. Slovakia uses the euro, which removes currency risk for eurozone buyers.
Our Slovakia buying guide and mortgage guide cover the details, and you can model repayments with the mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
With a median asking price of €114,000 and a quarter of listings under €57,000, it is among the cheaper towns in our Slovakia data. Condition and heating costs vary widely, so inspect carefully.
Rules differ by nationality and land type. EU citizens are treated like locals, but non-EU buyers may face limits on agricultural and forest land. Ask a Slovak lawyer before paying a deposit.
Only 10 of 76 listings are apartments, so choice is limited compared with Bratislava or Košice. Most supply is houses and plots.
It is not legally required, but it makes paying utilities and local taxes much easier. Your lawyer can also arrange the purchase payment through escrow.