VillaCHF 1,950,000
Aigle

56 homes and apartments for sale in Aigle, Switzerland.
24 properties shown
VillaCHF 1,950,000
Aigle
HouseCHF 1,950,000
Aigle
HouseCHF 1,590,000
Aigle
CHF 820,551
Aigle (district)
CHF 370,249
Aigle
CHF 1,871,256
Aigle (district)
CHF 1,150,772
Aigle (district)
HouseCHF 1,795,000
Aigle
CHF 832,640
Aigle (district)
CHF 1,502,779
Aigle (district)
ApartmentCHF 610,000
Aigle
ApartmentCHF 790,000
Aigle
HouseCHF 1,910,000
Aigle
CHF 581,230
Aigle (district)
CHF 890,598
Aigle (district)
CHF 890,598
Aigle (district)
CHF 645,434
Aigle
CHF 1,796,206
Aigle
CHF 1,797,899
Aigle
CHF 1,797,899
Aigle
CHF 1,592,568
Aigle
CHF 453,038
Aigle
CHF 296,949
Aigle
CHF 407,354
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Buyer's guide: Aigle
Property for sale in Aigle puts you in the Chablais region of Vaud, at the foot of the Alps, where the median asking price is €1,035,436 across 55 listings on RealEstateAbroad. A large share of the stock is commercial, so read the property type closely. Swiss rules for non-resident buyers also apply.
Asking prices from current listings. The wide spread reflects a mixture of commercial, residential and land.
| Measure | Aigle |
|---|---|
| Listings | 55 |
| Median asking price | €1,035,436 |
| Middle half | €549,664 to €1,927,835 |
| Median per m² | €7,546 |
| Median size | 127 m² |
Commercial properties account for 20 listings, houses 16, apartments 14, plots 3 and villas 2. Bedrooms: 8 one-bed, 3 two-bed, 3 three-bed, 7 four-bed and 19 with five or more. Larger homes dominate the residential side. Many commercial listings may be mixed-use buildings or business premises; confirm use rights with the seller.
See Swiss houses, apartments and commercial property for comparison.
Aigle is a small town known for its castle, its vineyards and as the home of the international cycling union's training centre. It lies on the railway line between Lausanne and the Valais, with Villars and Leysin ski resorts above, and Lake Geneva's Montreux and Vevey a short train ride away. It suits people working across the Riviera and those who like mountains and wine country.
The Rhône plain can be noisy and subject to flood-protection works, so check each address.
Switzerland restricts property purchases by non-resident foreigners through the Lex Koller rules: holiday homes are only allowed in designated tourist areas and subject to cantonal quotas, and primary residences usually require residence. Commercial property is generally unrestricted. Costs include notary fees and cantonal transfer duties that vary by canton. Verify with a Swiss notary or lawyer.
Our Swiss buying guide and mortgage guide cover this, and the mortgage calculator can help.
Ollon, Monthey, Veytaux, Montreux, La Tour-de-Peilz and Blonay are close neighbours. See Switzerland for the country.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Only if the property category allows it. Commercial property is generally open, but homes are restricted by Lex Koller.
Aigle has industrial and business space along the valley. The 20 commercial listings are not suitable for living in.
Typically yes, though we compare asking prices; see the Montreux page.
Swiss banks often require 20% down and strong income. Non-residents may face stricter terms.
Yes, Villars and Leysin are within about 30 minutes by road or rail.