House€269,000
Celje

69 homes and apartments for sale in Celje, Slovenia.
24 properties shown
House€269,000
Celje
Apartment€245,000
Celje
Apartment€110,000
Celje
Apartment€259,000
Celje
Apartment€245,000
Celje

€225,000
Celje
House€170,000
Celje
Land plot€170,000
Celje
Apartment€259,000
Celje
Apartment€350,000
Celje
House€379,900
Celje
House€369,900
Celje
Apartment€249,120
Celje
House€189,000
Celje

€88,000
Celje
Apartment€300,000
Celje
House€379,900
Celje
House€369,900
Celje
House€288,000
Celje
House€310,000
Celje
Land plot€325,200
Celje

€1,880,000
Celje
Apartment€175,000
Celje
Commercial property€130,000
Celje
Buyer's guide: Celje
Celje property for sale spans land, commercial units, houses and apartments in Slovenia's third-largest city. Our 69 listings carry a median asking price of €269,000, at about €1,560 per m². A large share are plots and business premises, so filter by type first.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Celje |
|---|---|
| Listings | 69 |
| Median asking price | €269,000 |
| Quartiles | €170,000 to €379,900 |
| Median per m² | €1,560 |
| Median size | 237 m² |
Land accounts for 23 listings, commercial 18, houses 16 and apartments 12. The 33 listings with zero bedrooms are non-residential or land. The rest: 7 with three, 6 with five or more, 3 with four, 2 with two and 1 with one.
See Slovenia's land, commercial, house and apartment pages.
For commercial and land listings, check the municipal spatial plan to confirm what can be built, as zoning determines value far more than size in Slovenia.
Celje has a hilltop medieval castle, an old centre on the Savinja river and a manufacturing base. It sits between Ljubljana and Maribor on the main motorway and railway, roughly an hour from each. The city draws buyers who want a lower price than the capital.
Compare Maribor, Ljubljana and coastal Koper; none is next door, but Maribor and Ljubljana are the two nearest major cities.
Housing demand is helped by the city's hospital, schools and regional employers, and a motorway link keeps both Ljubljana and Maribor within daily reach.
EU/EEA citizens can generally buy on the same terms as Slovenes, while non-EU buyers may need reciprocity and approval. Transfer tax on resale property is 2%, new builds carry VAT, and notary and agent fees are extra. Check the land register (zemljiška knjiga), building permits and any pre-emption rights, especially on agricultural land.
See our Slovenia consultation guide and financing page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €269,000 across 69 listings.
33 listings show zero bedrooms, mainly land and commercial property.
Yes, roughly an hour from each.
Possibly, subject to reciprocity and approval. Confirm with a notary.