
CHF 1,090,000
Collina d'Oro

95 homes and apartments for sale in Collina d'Oro, Switzerland.
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24 properties shown

CHF 1,090,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 2,850,000
Collina d'Oro
PenthouseCHF 3,120,000
Collina d'Oro
PenthouseCHF 1,990,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 2,060,000
Collina d'Oro
House€1,500,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 4,546,580
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 6,134,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 6,000,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 1,900,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 4,100,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 6,134,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 1,890,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 3,400,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 2,180,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 4,000,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 1,850,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 1,290,000
Collina d'Oro
VillaCHF 4,900,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 2,860,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 1,055,921
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 1,220,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 1,220,000
Collina d'Oro
ApartmentCHF 775,000
Collina d'Oro
Buyer's guide: Collina d'Oro
Collina d'Oro is a hillside municipality in the Swiss canton of Ticino, a short drive from Lugano. Our 95 listings carry a median asking price of €2,519,837 and a price per m² of €11,511. Apartments lead (41), followed by villas (35) and houses (13).
Asking prices in euros from current listings.
| Measure | Collina d'Oro |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €2,519,837 |
| p25 to p75 | €1,756,467 to €4,690,246 |
| Median price per m² | €11,511 |
| Median size | 238 m² |
| Listings | 95 |
Larger homes dominate: 32 listings each have four and five-plus bedrooms, 14 have three, nine two and one has a single bedroom. Besides apartments, villas and houses there are three penthouses and three land plots. A median size of 238 m² shows these are generous, often lake-view, properties, and the upper quartile reaches €4.7 million.
The municipality groups hillside villages above Lake Lugano, with Montagnola the best known thanks to its literary history. Buyers like the green setting, the views and the short run into Lugano, a financial centre with an airport and rail links to Zurich and Milan. Italy is close, which matters for shopping, dining and cross-border commuting.
Compare Lugano itself, or lakeside markets such as Locarno, Minusio and Ascona further north. Bellinzona is Ticino's capital. Of these, only Lugano is a true next-door market; the others are separate lakeside areas.
The Lex Koller law restricts purchases by non-resident foreigners. Holiday homes are allowed only in designated tourist areas and under cantonal quotas, and non-EU residents without a settled permit face further limits, so take legal advice before you offer. Purchases are completed by a notary and registered in the land register, with notary and cantonal transfer costs of a few percent. Swiss banks often require 20% equity. See our Switzerland buying guide, the financing guide and the Switzerland overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Resident foreigners with a suitable permit usually can for a primary home. Non-residents face Lex Koller limits and quotas, so seek advice first.
Limited land, lake views and proximity to Lugano push the median to €2,519,837.
Detached homes, often with gardens and views.
Yes, but usually with 20% equity and stricter terms for non-residents.