Houses, flats and building land for sale in the canton of Solothurn

Listings for sale in the canton of Solothurn on Kantello, with key figures and taxes by municipality.

Kantello currently holds 138 listings for sale in the canton of Solothurn.

Property typeListingsPrice range CHFMedian CHF/m²
Flat50250’000 – 1’760’0006’977
House70390’000 – 2’790’0006’464
Building land10285’000 – 4’550’000813
Multi-family house8550’000 – 3’980’000–

Municipalities with the most listings

  1. Grenchen (12)
  2. Gerlafingen (7)
  3. Hofstetten-Flüh (7)
  4. Rodersdorf (7)
  5. Bellach (6)
  6. Egerkingen (5)
  7. Biberist (4)
  8. Derendingen (4)

Key figures from the listings for sale on Kantello, not official market statistics. As of:

Taxes by municipality

A married couple with two children, a taxable income of CHF 150’000 and taxable assets of CHF 500’000 pays between CHF 25’642 and CHF 35’440 in tax per year in the canton of Solothurn, depending on the municipality. The median of all Swiss municipalities is CHF 29’590.

Municipalities with the lowest taxesCHF
Kammersrohr25’642
Feldbrunnen-St. Niklaus26’253
Däniken27’476

Federal, cantonal and municipal tax, without church tax, tax year 2025. The same taxable income in every canton, cantonal deductions not considered: comparisons across cantons are an approximation. Source: tax calculator of the Federal Tax Administration (FTA), without guarantee. Not tax advice.

On the map, Kantello shows the municipalities’ taxes as a layer of its own and, for listings with an exact location, indices for quiet, public transport, schools and sun from official data.

Listings for sale in the canton of Solothurn

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality in the canton of Solothurn has the lowest taxes?

Kammersrohr: there, a married couple with two children, a taxable income of CHF 150’000 and taxable assets of CHF 500’000 pays CHF 25’642 a year in federal, cantonal and municipal tax, without church tax (FTA tax calculator, tax year 2025).

How much do taxes differ in the canton of Solothurn?

Between the cheapest and the most expensive of the 104 municipalities, the same household pays a difference of CHF 9’798 a year: from CHF 25’642 to CHF 35’440.