House€115,000
Hestra
2 bd 1 ba 82 m²
Buy a House in Sweden: Lake Cabins, Villas and Farmhouses
2,965 houses currently listed for sale in Sweden.
Houses for sale in Sweden
24 properties shown
House
House€1,450,000
Sorunda
5 bd 2 ba 140 m²
House€150,800
Vedevåg
3 bd 1 ba 110 m²
House€87,000
Ånge
1 bd 1 ba 50 m²
House€87,500
Uddeholm
3 bd 1 ba 106 m²
House€347,400
Saltsjö-Boo
2 bd 1 ba 50 m²
House€255,000
Höviksnäs
1 bd 1 ba 53 m²
House€349,500
Övertorneå
1 bd 1 ba 26 m²
House€225,000
Vätö
2 bd 1 ba 57 m²
House€645,000
Storhågna
4 bd 1 ba 107 m²
House€625,000
Rödeby
5 bd 2 ba 166 m²
House€165,000
Sörsjön
4 bd 1 ba 80 m²
House€299,500
Valdemarsvik
4 bd 2 ba 108 m²
House€299,500
Värmdö
3 bd 1 ba 70 m²
House€50,300
Sälen
3 bd 2 ba 130 m²
House€249,500
Tanumshede
4 bd 2 ba 84 m²
House€235,000
Bruksvallarna
3 bd 1 ba 71 m²
House€439,499
Vemdalen
3 bd 1 ba 84 m²
House€48,077
Grängesberg
3 bd 1 ba 90 m²
House€450,000
Grebbestad
3 bd 1 ba 120 m²
House€580,000
Sälen
6 bd 2 ba 128 m²
House€430,000
Värmdö
2 bd 1 ba 64 m²
House€179,500
Kittelfjäll
4 bd 1 ba 62 m²
House€339,500
Hunnebostrand
3 bd 1 ba 91 m²
Houses in Sweden
Houses dominate Swedish listings on RealEstateAbroad: 2,855 of 3,057 properties. That makes Sweden a house-buyer's market, with everything from red-timber cottages in the forest to family homes in commuter towns.
Price picture
The median asking price across Sweden in our listings is €185,000, with 25% below €87,500 and 25% above €339,500. The median per m² is €2,662. The low end reflects remote cottages and holiday homes, while Stockholm-area homes sit toward the upper range. These are asking prices; Swedish sales often finish through bidding rounds in popular areas.
| Metric | Sweden |
|---|---|
| Houses listed | 2,855 |
| All listings | 3,057 |
| Median asking price | €185,000 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €87,500 - €339,500 |
| Median per m² | €2,662 |
Bedrooms and sizes
Two-bedroom homes are the largest group in the data (1,027 listings), followed by one-bedroom and three-bedroom homes (663 each), then four-bedroom (342) and five-plus (270). Many cheaper listings are small cottages, which is why bedroom counts skew low.
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Where to look
Norrtalje gives access to the Roslagen archipelago north of Stockholm, with summer houses, boat access and commuting possible. Salen is a ski-resort area, where cabins and holiday houses are priced around seasonal demand. For a different style, see Swedish villas or the wider Sweden country page.
Buying in Sweden
- Foreigners can buy freely, though Swedish mortgages for non-residents are limited.
- Stamp duty (lagfart) is 1.5% of the price for individuals, plus a registration fee. A mortgage deed carries a further charge.
- Survey (besiktning). Pre-purchase inspections are standard; read the report carefully.
- Private drainage and wells are common in rural areas and must meet standards.
- Property fee. The annual fastighetsavgift is capped at a modest sum for houses.
See the Sweden buying guide, financing and market analysis.
Viewing and bidding
Visit at least twice, once on a weekday, and ask the agent for the energy declaration and any inspection report. Agree your maximum price before bidding begins.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can non-residents buy a holiday house in Sweden?
Yes. There is no general restriction on foreign ownership. Some border and defence areas may need permission, which your lawyer can check.
How does a Swedish house auction work?
Interested buyers register with the agent, and bids are placed openly by phone or message until the highest is accepted. Set a budget in advance.
Will a Swedish bank give me a mortgage?
Banks require a deposit of at least 15% and affordability checks. Non-residents often find it hard, so cash or home-country financing is common.
Is it expensive to run a rural house?
Heating, road fees, septic maintenance and snow clearing matter. Ask for last winter's bills.
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Property types in Sweden
- Villas for sale(186)