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Selling property in Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff

Braunsdorf is a district of the town of Wilsdruff with 626 residents and 198 residential buildings. What sets this district apart from Kesselsdorf and Grumbach is a single figure: 49.7 percent pre-war share. Almost every second house dates from before 1949.

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What is special about the property market in Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff?

The build age. In Braunsdorf 49.7 percent of residential buildings date from before 1949, against 35.4 percent across the town of Wilsdruff. It therefore holds the oldest stock among the Wilsdruff districts with a market page of their own. Owner-occupancy stands at 79.7 percent and vacancy at 2.9 percent. The price zone for the near countryside around Dresden applies, at €2,200 to €2,900 per square metre.

Location profile: the town's oldest stock

Wilsdruff lies 14.8 kilometres west of central Dresden. Braunsdorf is one of the smaller districts and the one with the oldest building stock among those that have a market page of their own.

Owner-occupancy of 79.7 percent sits above the town figure of 73.9 percent, and vacancy of 2.9 percent slightly above it. There are 3.2 people to each residential building.

That produces a particular selling situation: the price zone of the near countryside, but valuation logic belonging to period stock. Together, those make the condition survey the decisive document.

What I observe here: anyone valuing a Braunsdorf property against the Wilsdruff town figure of 35.4 percent pre-war share underestimates the renovation requirement and has to give ground in the negotiation.

Market data: price ranges and structure

  • Houses: €2,200–2,900/sqm
  • Apartments: €1,800–2,500/sqm
  • Building plots: €130–240/sqm

This is the price zone for the near countryside around Dresden as of 2026. There are no district-level collections of transaction prices for a place with 198 residential buildings.

For 80 percent of the census grid cells there are solid building values here. For a district of this size that is a good basis, and it supports the statement about build age.

Typical properties in Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff

Village houses and farmsteads. The defining property type. Large plots, outbuildings, and a state of renovation that varies sharply from property to property.

Renovated period properties. Properties that have been invested in. They reach the upper half of the price range, but need evidence of the work to do so.

Post-war detached houses. Around half the stock and the more straightforward part of this district to sell.

Building plots. At €130 to €240 per square metre, rare, mostly as a separable part of a farmstead plot.

Who buys in Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff?

Owner-occupiers ready to renovate. At 49.7 percent pre-war stock, the group without which this market does not work.

Dresden families. They accept older fabric in order to keep the distance to the city short.

Buyers for farmsteads with outbuildings. Workshop, storage, livestock. For them the outbuilding is the reason to buy.

Local residents. With 198 residential buildings, people in the village know what will come free.

Braunsdorf in context

Braunsdorf belongs to the town of Wilsdruff, whose market data and buyer groups are set out there in context. The larger districts with a market page of their own are Kesselsdorf, Grumbach and Mohorn; the others are Herzogswalde, Kleinopitz, Kaufbach and Limbach.

If you want to sell a house in Braunsdorf, value drivers, buyer groups and the process are set out under selling a house in Braunsdorf. For a first order of magnitude, use the property value calculator.

What does a property in Wilsdruff cost?

As a rough guide — the concrete value always depends on the individual property. Current market ranges:

Condominiums (existing stock)
1,800–2,500 €/m²depending on location & condition
Single-family houses
2,200–2,900 €/m²depending on location & condition
Building plots
130–240 €/m²depending on location & condition
Apartment buildings (price-to-rent factor)
12–15
Agent commission
3.57% eachbuyer & seller, incl. VAT

As of: 2026 · Source: Owner-calibrated market data based on current PDF market reports · price zone Dresdner Umland (nah)

How is the housing stock in Braunsdorf structured?

Selling here means selling into a small, clearly defined stock. These figures describe it — officially surveyed, not estimated:

Residents
626
Addresses
221official building coordinates of Saxony
Residential buildings
198
Owner-occupied housing
79.7 %share of all dwellings
Vacancy rate
2.9 %
Built before 1949
49.7 %renovation needs and heritage questions
Municipality
Wilsdruff
Distance to Dresden
14.8 kmas the crow flies from the city centre, measured from the municipal centroid

As of: Census 2022 · Source: 2022 German Census, building and housing survey (Federal Statistical Office); district allocation via the official building coordinates of Saxony

Other districts of Wilsdruff

Buyers searching here usually look around the neighbourhood too. These places belong to the same municipality:

How does Braunsdorf compare?

Price levels, owner-occupancy rates, distance and building stock of every municipality within 40 kilometres of Dresden — compared side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

How old is the building stock in Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff?
49.7 percent of residential buildings date from before 1949, practically half. By comparison, Kesselsdorf stands at 13.5 percent, Grumbach at 24.5, Kleinopitz at 41.1 and the town of Wilsdruff at 35.4 percent. For sellers that means the condition survey of roof and damp decides the position within the price range in Braunsdorf.
How large is Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff?
626 residents and 198 residential buildings, making it the fifth largest of the eight Wilsdruff districts with a market page of their own. There are 3.2 people to each residential building. Owner-occupancy of 79.7 percent sits above the town figure of 73.9 percent, so these are predominantly owner-occupied one- and two-family houses.
What is a house in Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff worth?
The price zone for the near countryside around Dresden applies: €2,200 to €2,900 per square metre for houses and €130 to €240 for building plots. There is no separate range for the district. Because almost half the stock is pre-war fabric, the state of renovation decides where within that €700 range a property sits.
How much comes to market in Braunsdorf near Wilsdruff?
Little. With 198 residential buildings, 79.7 percent owner-occupancy and 2.9 percent vacancy, only individual properties change hands in a year. The data basis, with solid building values for 80 percent of the census grid cells, is good for a district of this size, so the assessment can be justified soundly.
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