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Hand-picked cheap houses
in Europe.
A curated, living archive of genuinely affordable European properties — originally featured in the 11 Houses newsletter, now a standalone catalogue for paying subscribers. Not thousands of scraped listings, not agent portals. Just editor-selected houses worth opening.
Less, but better
An editor's shortlist, not a mass database.
The 11 Houses newsletter hand-picks a small set of genuinely interesting — and genuinely cheap — properties each issue. This app keeps those in one searchable, filterable archive, then stays on top of them: link checks drop sold listings and dead links so only live houses remain.
Browse it as the newsletter's back catalogue, or use it as a standalone source for cheap European houses. Either way, the same rule applies: no noise, no filler, no scraped thousands. Subscribe to 11 Houses to get new issues, then sign in here to unlock the full archive.
Why this exists
I bought a house in Croatia. Then another in Greece.
Every cheap-house listing looks promising until you dig. I started 11 Houses because I was tired of noise: overpriced "cheap" cottages, fake photos, dead links. After buying a second home abroad twice, I wanted a short, trustworthy list for people who actually mean it.
The newsletter became this archive: every property we feature is checked, priced in EUR, and tagged so you can compare across countries.
Also by Filip Molcan
Other projects around houses, risk and writing.
If cheap European houses are your thing, you might also like the weekly newsletter, my risk-focused side project, or my personal site.