Houses for sale in Andelfingen

Municipality · Zurich

Andelfingen may refer to:Andelfingen, Germany, a village in Biberach district Andelfingen District, Canton of Zürich, Switzerland Andelfingen, Switzerland, a municipality in the district Andelfingen railway station

Population

3'719

Tax multiplier

119%

Median price

CHF 8'244/ m²

Vacancy

0.95%

Andelfingen in numbers

Population

3'719↑1.0%

119%↑1.7%

Top quartile in canton

Cantonal tax multiplier

95%↓3.1%

0.95%↑156.8%

Above average in canton

Land use

Agriculture56%
Forest28%
Settlement13%
Other3%

Foreign residents

13.7%↑2.2%

Bottom quartile in canton

Median price

CHF 8'244/ m²

−3% vs CH

Dwellings

1'684↑3.8%

Jobs (FTE)

1'564↓1.9%

Primary residences

92%

More listings in the Andelfingen area

3.6 km

CHF 550'000

274 m²

8458 Dorf

Zweifamilienhaus mit wunderschönem Garten & viel Potenzial

5.1 km

Pool, Sauna und Wintergarten: Freistehendes EFH mit viel Potenzial

Well-maintained Riegelhaus jewel with garden

Property market in Andelfingen

The rental vacancy rate is 0.95%, 97% above the cantonal average (0.48 %). The municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) is 119%, 9% above the cantonal average (109 %). Andelfingen has 3'719 residents (2025).

Source: Swiss Federal Statistical Office (BFS).

Frequently asked questions

How many houses are available to buy in Andelfingen?

1 houses are currently listed to buy in Andelfingen on Homematch. The selection updates throughout the day as agencies publish new listings.

How much does it cost to buy a house in Andelfingen?

The median asking price in Andelfingen is around CHF 8'244 per m². For an 80 m² property that's roughly CHF 659'500 — actual prices vary widely by neighbourhood, age and condition.

Which canton is Andelfingen in?

Andelfingen is located in the canton of Zurich.

What is the population of Andelfingen?

Andelfingen has approximately 3'719 residents.

What is the municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) in Andelfingen?

The municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) in Andelfingen is 119% of the cantonal base rate. Note: this is a multiplier of the cantonal income tax, not an effective tax rate.