House€249,900
Trenčín

258 homes and apartments for sale in Trenčín, Slovakia.
24 properties shown
House€249,900
Trenčín
Apartment€179,000
Trenčín
House€449,900
Trenčín
Apartment€230,000
Trenčín
Apartment€140,000
Trenčín
Apartment€148,000
Trenčín
Apartment€138,500
Trenčín
Apartment€149,900
Trenčín
House€498,800
Trenčín
Apartment€219,000
Trenčín
Apartment€159,900
Trenčín
Apartment€159,800
Trenčín
Apartment€159,650
Trenčín
House€389,990
Trenčín
Apartment€146,900
Trenčín
House€225,000
Trenčín
House€249,000
Trenčín
House€500,000
Trenčín
Studio€75,000
Trenčín
Studio€89,000
Trenčín
House€349,000
Trenčín
Apartment€124,000
Trenčín
Studio€71,000
Trenčín
Apartment€163,000
Trenčín
Buyer's guide: Trenčín
If you want property for sale in Trenčín, expect a regional-city market where flats, family houses and building plots all trade in numbers: our 257 current listings have a median asking price of €209,950. Trenčín sits on the Váh river in western Slovakia under a landmark castle, and prices run well below Bratislava while the city offers industry, a university and a lively festival calendar.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Slovakia has used the euro since 2009.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 257 |
| Median asking price | €209,950 |
| Middle 50% range (p25-p75) | €123,410 - €306,576 |
| Median price per m² | €2,229 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
Apartments lead with 100 listings, then 67 houses, 60 plots, 19 commercial units, 10 studios and 1 villa. By bedrooms, 52 listings have three, 37 have two, 30 have five or more, 26 have four and 12 have one. The land share is high compared with most cities, which suits buyers planning to build, but check zoning before paying.
Trenčín's castle dominates the old town, and the city is a regional hub for manufacturing, education and services, with rail links to Bratislava and Žilina. Spa tourism supports nearby villages. Other options within reach are Piešťany, a long-established spa town, the town of Púchov to the north, Nové Mesto nad Váhom to the south-west, and smaller places such as Ilava, Považská Bystrica and Bánovce nad Bebravou.
Foreign buyers can acquire apartments and houses in Slovakia, with rules for agricultural and forest land being stricter for non-EU buyers. There is no property transfer tax at present, but there are legal, cadastre and agent fees. Most buyers use a lawyer who holds the deposit in escrow until the cadastre registers the new owner. Check the building's repair-fund balance and any mortgage on the flat. See the Slovakia page and the apartments category for comparisons.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median across all listings is €209,950, but flats are typically smaller and cheaper than houses. Filter by type on the apartment page.
Generally yes for residential property. Agricultural and forest land has more restrictions, so check with a lawyer.
There is currently none, but legal and registration fees apply. Confirm the latest rules.
Roughly 1.5 hours by train or road.
A high share of listings (60) are land, reflecting development potential around the city.