KRUPKA RE

Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis · Rhine-Main

Real estate agent Kiedrich

Few places in the Rheingau sell so much on their history as Kiedrich. Between the Gothic St. Valentine's church, the lanes of natural-stone paving and the vineyards of the Gräfenberg, a quality of living emerges that no statistic captures on its own. That is exactly where the art of selling lies: we translate the character of a Kiedrich house into a defensible figure — and into the right buyers who value this location.

Who is the right real estate agent in Kiedrich?

KRUPKA RE is your real estate agent in Kiedrich in the Rheingau. We sell half-timbered and detached houses, apartments and plots — from the historic old town to the hillside locations at the vineyard's edge overlooking the Rhine valley. We value your property free of charge and guide you discreetly through to notarisation.

Property prices in Kiedrich (as of Q4 2025 – Q3 2026)

SegmentAsking pricesTrend
Houses3.830 €/m²3.950 €/m²stable after a slight dip in 2024/25 (immowelt +4.1 % YoY)
Apartments3.660 €/m²4.070 €/m²mixed — slightly rising short term, sideways medium term

Asking prices per portal data, not notarised transaction prices. Sources: Homeday Preisatlas (Q1 2026) · immowelt (12/2025–01/2026) · miet-check (09/2026).

Our read of the Kiedrich market

Portals list asking prices of around €3,830 to €3,950 per m² for houses in Kiedrich and roughly €3,660 to €4,070 per m² for apartments. After the declines of 2024/25 the market stabilised in 2026 — sideways for houses, recently slightly rising for apartments, with immowelt even reporting +4.1 % year on year for houses. For sellers this means: the upscale yet — compared with Königstein or Wiesbaden — more moderate price level attracts a mixed buyer pool. Those who properly bring out the quality of the location — old-town charm or Rhine-valley views — sell above the portal average in this market.

Sought-after locations in Kiedrich

Historischer Ortskern

Densely packed half-timbered houses, winding lanes and natural-stone paving define the old town around St. Valentine's church. This ensemble is especially sought after by lovers of architecture and history — properties here sell on character rather than square-metre figures alone.

Hanglagen am Weinbergsrand

At the upper edge of the village the built environment opens up, revealing a wide view across the Rhine valley. According to the municipality these are Kiedrich's preferred residential locations: open building, quiet and outlook — exactly the combination committed buyers come to Kiedrich for.

Weinlagen-Umfeld Gräfenberg & Wasseros

Around the top Rheingau vineyards of Gräfenberg, Wasseros and Sandgrub — Gräfenberg ranks as a VDP Grand Cru site of the Robert Weil estate — lie plots with particular prestige. Proximity to these vineyards shapes the exclusive character and supports prices at the upper end.

Planning to sell in Kiedrich?

You own a half-timbered house in the historic old town, a detached house on a slope with Rhine-valley views or a plot near Gräfenberg and Wasseros? Every good sale starts with an honest number. We prepare your valuation personally — based on current Kiedrich asking values, official land values and the quality of the location, not an algorithm. Free of charge, discreet and without obligation.

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Kiedrich as a place to live

  • St. Valentine's church (completed 1493) houses the oldest still-playable church organ in Germany (around 1500); the village is regarded as a "jewel box of Gothic architecture".
  • The Michael's Chapel (a double chapel, 1444), the Renaissance town hall of 1585 and the ruins of Scharfenstein Castle (from around 1160) enrich the historic townscape.
  • Viticulture is documented here since 1131; Kiedrich is home to the Rheingau's oldest winegrowers' cooperative (1893) and top vineyards such as Gräfenberg, Wasseros and Klosterberg.

Connections

Bus line 172 (RTV) connects Kiedrich via Eberbach Abbey to Eltville station and, on weekdays, onward to Wiesbaden Hbf. Eltville station, about 2 km away, sits on the right-bank Rhine line — from there regional trains run towards Wiesbaden and Frankfurt.

Population: rund 3.820 (Wikipedia, 31.12.2025)

FAQs on selling in Kiedrich

How much does a house in Kiedrich cost?

Property portals list asking prices of roughly €3,830 to €3,950 per m² for houses in Kiedrich (as of 2026), with individual properties ranging from around €2,010 to €6,635 per m². Actual value depends heavily on location, plot and condition — a half-timbered house in the old town is not comparable to a new build on the slope. An individual valuation beats any statistic.

Are half-timbered houses in Kiedrich's old town hard to sell?

On the contrary — the historic old town with its half-timbered houses and natural-stone lanes is especially sought after by lovers of architecture and history. What matters is presenting the property's character properly and targeting exactly those buyers looking for this ensemble. We handle refurbishment and heritage questions openly and with evidence.

How well is Kiedrich connected for commuters to Wiesbaden and Frankfurt?

Bus line 172 connects Kiedrich to Eltville station about 2 km away and, on weekdays, onward to Wiesbaden Hbf. From Eltville, regional trains run on the right-bank Rhine line towards Wiesbaden and Frankfurt. The mix of wine-village calm and a link to Eltville makes Kiedrich attractive to discerning commuters.

Which locations are most sought after in Kiedrich?

Kiedrich has no official districts, but clear favoured locations: the historic old town for lovers of character, the open hillside sites at the vineyard's edge with wide Rhine-valley views, and the surroundings of the top vineyards Gräfenberg, Wasseros and Sandgrub. Which one suits your sale is something we clarify in the personal valuation.

Valuation

What is your property in Kiedrich worth?

Free, personal valuation — discreet and non-binding, usually within 24 hours.

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