Apartment€115,000
Púchov

113 homes and apartments for sale in Púchov, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€115,000
Púchov
Apartment€113,000
Púchov
House€258,000
Púchov
House€79,900
Púchov
House€149,900
Púchov
House€165,000
Púchov
House€143,000
Púchov
Apartment€236,452
Púchov
Apartment€184,261
Púchov
House€198,000
Púchov
House€198,000
Púchov
Land plot€121,540
Púchov
House€229,900
Púchov
Land plot€38,500
Púchov
House€59,990
Púchov
House€519,000
Púchov
Land plot€50,483
Púchov
Land plot€23,500
Púchov
Land plot€23,500
Púchov
Land plot€27,000
Púchov
Apartment€144,990
Púchov
Land plot€39,000
Púchov
Land plot€17,600
Púchov
Land plot€33,900
Púchov
Buyer's guide: Púchov
Property for sale in Púchov is inexpensive: 113 current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €105,000. Púchov is a small industrial town in the Váh valley in north-west Slovakia, not far from the Czech border.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Indicator | Current listings |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €105,000 |
| Middle half of asking prices | €33,990 to €198,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,235 |
| Median size | 154 m² |
| Listings analysed | 113 |
Land makes up 68 of the 113 listings, with 29 houses, 12 apartments and 4 commercial properties. That explains the very low lower quartile of €33,990, since plots and garden lots are cheap. The few listings with bedroom data are houses with three to five bedrooms. If you want a home rather than a plot, filter for houses and apartments, because the headline median mixes very different assets.
Púchov lies between the Biele Karpaty and Strážov hills, with outdoor recreation nearby and a rail line along the Váh valley. Považská Bystrica and Ilava are next-door towns, and Trenčín, Žilina, Martin and Prievidza are regional centres within a drive. Jobs are in local manufacturing, and the area is far quieter than Bratislava.
Slovakia has no property transfer tax, and the main registry fee is a modest fixed amount, but check the current figure. EU citizens can buy freely, and non-EU buyers can generally buy houses and flats, while agricultural and forest land has stricter rules, so a lawyer must check the plot's category. A lawyer usually holds funds in escrow. See the Slovakia buying guide, mortgages and the Slovakia market.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Small-town Slovak markets often list garden and building plots, which are cheap and common.
No general transfer tax, but registry and legal fees apply. Verify the current amounts.
Restrictions can apply to agricultural and forest land. Ask a local lawyer.
Median size across all listings is 154 m². Houses are the usual built option.
No, Púchov is in the north-west, a few hours' drive or train ride from the capital.