399 houses for sale in the canton of Thurgau
399 properties for sale
NehoHouseCHF 1'100'000120 m² individual house in Eschenz
Markus Spiegel · Neho · 8264
NehoHouseCHF 1'730'000166 m² individual house in KaltenbachMarkus Spiegel · Neho · 8259
NehoHouseCHF 1'175'000183 m² individual house in BasadingenMarkus Spiegel · Neho · 8254
NehoHouseCHF 1'100'000175 m² individual house in KreuzlingenMarkus Spiegel · Neho · 8280
HouseCHF 880'0004,5 rooms · 1 bath8585 MattwilElis YASLAR
HouseCHF 1'680'0006,5 rooms · 2 baths9507 StettfurtElis YASLAR
HouseCHF 990'0006,5 rooms · 1 bath8552 Felben-WellhausenElis YASLAR
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HouseCHF 2'490'00011,5 rooms · 2 baths9217 Neukirch an der ThurVejza KULJICI
HouseCHF 895'0005 rooms · 2 baths9545 WängiElis YASLAR
HouseCHF 1'180'0005,5 rooms · 2 baths9548 MatzingenYanisa ZWEIFEL
HouseCHF 1'720'0007 rooms · 2 baths8588 ZihlschlachtElis YASLAR
HouseCHF 1'730'0005,5 rooms · 1 bath8259 KaltenbachElis YASLAR
HouseCHF 765'0006,5 rooms · 2 baths9548 MatzingenVejza KULJICI
HouseCHF 1'150'0006,5 rooms · 2 baths8580 AmriswilVejza KULJICI
HouseCHF 1'175'0006,5 rooms · 1 bath8254 BasadingenElis YASLAR
HouseCHF 1'450'0005,5 rooms · 2 baths8268 SalensteinElis YASLAR
Canton of Thurgau: 399 houses for sale
Buying a house in the canton of Thurgau takes preparation: budget, financing, choice of agency. On this page, compare the properties for sale and their prices, then check the ranking of local real estate agencies to sell your current home at the best price.
Who buys in the canton of Thurgau, and why?
The market in the canton of Thurgau is made up of 71% apartments and 29% houses (16'170 properties in our statistics), with a median price of CHF 7'223 per m². For houses, the median price is CHF 7'154/m² (4'721 properties).
Houses and apartments with 4 rooms or more account for 73% of properties, which appeals to families looking for space, an extra bedroom or outdoor area.
These figures concern the properties seen on the market, not the residents: they show a trend, not a portrait of the population.