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Exclusive residence with private garden, Berlin, Germany

6,100,000 €

Total area: 1,335 m²Land area: 1,830 m²7 separate bathrooms

Large furnished house with a garden and a parking in Frankfurt, Germany

1,560,000 €

Total area: 307 m²Land area: 449 m²4 separate bathrooms

Three-level furnished villa with a large garden and a parking in Frankfurt, Germany

890,000 €

Total area: 395 m²Land area: 657 m²3 separate bathrooms

Villa in a reserved spot on the lake shore

4,500,000 €

Total area: 400 m²Land area: 1,000 m²

Historic four-storey cottage with a garden in the center of the city, Berlin, Germany

4,500,000 €

Total area: 700 m²Land area: 1,250 m²10 bedrooms

New cottage in the residence on the waterfront of Weisser See, Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany

1,251,000 €

Total area: 209 m²2 bedrooms

Spacious cottage in the residence on the waterfront of Weisser See, Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany

1,385,000 €

Total area: 231 m²3 bedrooms

Two-level furnished villa with a pool in the historical part of Frankfurt, Germany

1,390,000 €

Total area: 220 m²Land area: 938 m²3 bedrooms2 separate bathrooms

Family villa with a garden and a garage in the Ramersdorf-Perlach district, Munich, Bavaria

1,950,000 €

Total area: 225 m²Land area: 321 m²3 bedrooms2 separate bathrooms

Luxurious mansion with an indoor swimming pool on the shores of Lake Titisee

1,950,000 €

Total area: 750 m²6 bedrooms5 separate bathrooms

Restored mansion of the early 20th century with a garden in a prestigious district of Berlin — Dahlem

4,950,000 €

Total area: 889 m²Land area: 1,570 m²15 bedrooms9 separate bathrooms

Four-storey villa with a pool and a winter garden in Berlin, in the prestigious area of Dahlem

2,500,000 €

Total area: 558 m²Land area: 1,150 m²5 bedrooms1 separate bathroom

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Need to know in Germany

Villas in Germany. German house prices

Buying a German villa or house is a reliable and profitable investment as the country’s economy is one of the steadiest in Europe and the world. Real estate prices have gained 30% since 2007 but remain well within European averages.

High living standards, free education and well-established infrastructure make Germany popular for relocation. Seniors are especially attracted to the moderate climate and various health resorts.

Attractive mortgages make ownership affordable for even the average household and it is common to find German homes of 150 sq. m. in a small town for €200,000. Prices in the west are higher and villas and houses for sale in Germany are very popular in holiday destinations like Baden-Baden, Freiburg and near Lake Constance.

The most expensive houses for sale in Germany are found in the large cities of Munich, Frankfurt am Main, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf and Hamburg where one square metre sells for €3,000 to €6,000. German homes in Berlin is much cheaper to buy at €2,000/sq. m. on average.

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