The most expensive house in Germany is on Sylt
Camp on Sylt is known as a hotspot for the upper class. According to Immoscout24, the most expensive house for sale in the country is a thatched-roof house near the dunes in Kampen, priced at 15.5 million Euro. In terms of square meter price, even the second-placed villa in the noble Berlin neighborhood of Grunewald with turrets cannot keep up (13.5 million Euro).
Immoscout24 reports that the most expensive house for sale in Germany is located on Sylt. It is a thatched-roof house near the dunes in Kampen, priced at 15.5 million Euro. A Jugendstil villa with turrets in the noble Berlin neighborhood of Grunewald follows in second place with a price of 13.5 million Euro, as well as a luxury house in Munich-Bogenhausen with a wellness area and wine cellar (13.2 million Euro).
Three of the ten most expensive properties listed on the real estate portal are in Berlin, two on Sylt, and one in Munich. The square meter prices, however, are very different. "A square meter in the dune house in Kampen costs as much as a new car," ImmoScout24 states. The square meter in the Berlin Jugendstil villa costs 11,165 Euro, according to ImmoScout24.
In Germany, the average asking price for houses for sale was last reported to be 2,727 Euro for existing properties and 3,724 Euro for new buildings. Munich has the most expensive pavement, with an average of 10,463 Euro per square meter for a typical new single-family house.
In Germany, the highest real estate prices are observed in the luxury house in Munich-Bogenhausen, featuring a wellness area and wine cellar, priced at 13.2 million Euro, followed closely by a Jugendstil villa with turrets in the prestigious Berlin neighborhood of Grunewald, priced at 13.5 million Euro. Interestingly, despite having the second-most expensive house for sale, the square meter price in Berlin is significantly lower than in the dune house in Kampen on Sylt, where a single square meter costs as much as a new car.
