HouseCHF 1,100,000
Ardon

58 homes and apartments for sale in Ardon, Switzerland.
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24 properties shown
HouseCHF 1,100,000
Ardon
HouseCHF 985,000
Ardon
ApartmentCHF 575,000
Ardon
VillaCHF 1,190,000
Ardon
CHF 351,348
Ardon
VillaCHF 1,050,000
Ardon
VillaCHF 1,150,000
Ardon
HouseCHF 1,090,000
Ardon
VillaCHF 1,950,000
Ardon
VillaCHF 1,055,000
Ardon
CHF 757,907
Ardon
CHF 821,324
Ardon
CHF 610,985
Ardon
CHF 610,409
Ardon
CHF 590,953
Ardon
CHF 621,001
Ardon
CHF 590,396
Ardon
CHF 680,457
Ardon
CHF 740,497
Ardon
CHF 660,444
Ardon
CHF 630,424
Ardon
CHF 640,430
Ardon
CHF 780,524
Ardon
CHF 595,961
Ardon
Buyer's guide: Ardon
Property for sale in Ardon sits at the lower end of Swiss pricing: the median asking price across 58 current listings on RealEstateAbroad is €686,484, and the middle half of homes ask between €654,085 and €877,667. Ardon is a Rhône-valley commune in Valais, a few minutes by road from Sion, so it appeals to commuters and families more than to the ski-chalet crowd.
Prices are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €686,484 |
| p25 to p75 | €654,085 to €877,667 |
| Median price per m² | €5,629 |
| Median size | 127 m² |
| Listings | 58 |
Apartments account for 43 listings, with 8 villas, 5 houses and 2 commercial units. Swiss listings usually count rooms, and the bedroom split here points to family flats: 33 listings with three, 12 with four and 10 with five or more. Only one listing has two. For a fuller look at supply, see apartments in Switzerland and houses in Switzerland.
Ardon lies on the valley floor between vineyard slopes and the river, with road and rail links along the Rhône. It does not have a resort economy of its own; people live here and work in the Sion area or further along the valley.
Compare it with neighbouring communes: Vétroz, Conthey and Leytron are in the same valley stretch, Sion is the cantonal capital, and Savièse climbs the hillside above it. Nendaz is a ski area reached by a side valley road, so it is a different type of market.
Switzerland restricts purchases by non-resident foreigners under the Lex Koller. Non-EU buyers without a settled residence permit generally need cantonal approval and can usually only buy holiday homes in authorised tourist zones, subject to quotas. Residents with a C permit buy freely. Rules and fees differ by canton, so use a Valais notary and verify before signing.
See our Switzerland buying guide and mortgage guide. Banks normally want at least 20% equity and often more from non-residents.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Only in limited cases. Non-resident foreigners fall under the Lex Koller and typically need approval, and ordinary homes are generally off limits. Residents with a C permit face no such limit.
The median asking price in current listings is €686,484, or €5,629 per m². Half of homes ask between €654,085 and €877,667.
No. It is a valley-floor commune; ski areas such as Nendaz are reached by a separate road up the side valley.
Vétroz, Conthey, Leytron and Sion are all within a short drive in the same part of the Rhône valley.