House€675,000
Lohja

56 homes and apartments for sale in Lohja, Finland.
24 properties shown
House€675,000
Lohja
Apartment€82,700
Lohja
House€415,000
Lohja
House€105,000
Lohja
Apartment€64,721
Lohja
Apartment€274,676
Lohja
House€349,000
Lohja
House€219,000
Lohja
House€140,000
Lohja
House€219,000
Lohja
House€139,000
Lohja
House€212,000
Lohja
House€168,000
Lohja
Apartment€36,269
Lohja
House€195,000
Lohja
House€529,000
Lohja
House€223,000
Lohja
Apartment€51,743
Lohja
Apartment€135,000
Lohja
Apartment€69,293
Lohja
Apartment€68,000
Lohja
House€285,000
Lohja
House€130,735
Lohja
Apartment€104,000
Lohja
Buyer's guide: Lohja
Lohja is a lakeside town in southern Finland's Uusimaa region, about 50 km west of Helsinki, with the large Lohjanjärvi lake on its doorstep. Property for sale is mostly houses, with a median asking price of €139,000 across 55 listings, far below the capital region's levels.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Figure | Lohja |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €139,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €83,794 to €241,000 |
| Median per m² | €1,766 |
| Median size | 94 m² |
| Listings | 55 |
36 listings are houses and 19 are apartments. Three-bedroom homes lead (23), followed by one-bedroom (10), two-bedroom (9), four-bedroom (8) and five or more (5). See houses in Finland and apartments.
The 10 one-bedroom listings are mostly flats in housing companies near the centre, which suit single buyers or rental investors. The larger houses are in the surrounding villages, often on lake-view or forest plots. Check the heating system and whether the plot is connected to municipal water and sewage.
Lohja has a historic centre, lake views and road access along Highway 25 towards Espoo and Helsinki, with bus services rather than a passenger railway. Commuting is possible but long. Summer cottages around the lake are a big part of the local market. Lohja has a limestone-quarrying heritage and caves, and a growing number of remote workers.
Buyers are families priced out of Helsinki, lakeside cottage seekers and retirees.
Flats are shares in a housing company with a 1.5% transfer tax; houses on real property carry 3%. Non-EU/EEA buyers may need a Ministry of Defence permit for real property. Request the housing company's financial statements and repair plan before buying a flat. See Finland consultation and financing.
Most Finnish purchases start with an offer through an agent, followed by a preliminary agreement and a deed signed in front of a witness. A bank loan is possible for residents, while non-resident buyers often need a larger deposit. Budget for the housing company's monthly maintenance charge on flats.
Kirkkonummi, Espoo and Salo lie along the western corridor. Nurmijärvi, Helsinki and Vantaa are on the capital side. See Finland.
Last updated 8 October 2026
About 50 km.
1.5% on flats (housing company shares) and 3% on real property.
Yes, around Lohjanjärvi.
Real property may need a Ministry of Defence permit.
Relative to Helsinki, yes.
Yes, the lake draws many cottage buyers. Check road access in winter, the type of water supply and whether the building is insulated for year-round use.