Hochtaunuskreis · Rhine-Main
Real estate agent Schmitten im Taunus
Few places in the Hochtaunus district are shaped by their elevation the way Schmitten is: the climatic health resort sits at the foot of the Großer Feldberg, spread across six distinct districts each with its own price level. That is exactly what makes selling here demanding — an apartment in Niederreifenberg follows different rules than a house in the core village. We know these differences and price not the municipality, but your specific location.
Who is the right real estate agent in Schmitten?
KRUPKA RE is your real estate agent in Schmitten im Taunus — from the core village and Dorfweil up to the hillside districts of Niederreifenberg, Oberreifenberg and Arnoldshain. We sell houses, plots and apartments at the foot of the Großer Feldberg, value your property free of charge and guide you discreetly through to notarisation.
Property prices in Schmitten (as of Q1–Q2 2026)
| Segment | Asking prices | Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Houses | 2.850 €/m² – 4.100 €/m² | sideways/stable with wide variation by location; portals diverge strongly (avg. approx. €2,850–4,100 per m²) |
| Apartments | 2.850 €/m² – 3.014 €/m² | moderately rising (approx. +4.4 % YoY per immowelt) |
Asking prices per portal data, not notarised transaction prices. Sources: immowelt (Preisatlas Schmitten) (06/2026) · immowelt (Hauspreise) (06/2026) · Homeday Preisatlas (Q1 2026) · wohnungsboerse.net (2026).
Our read of the Schmitten market
Schmitten is a textbook case of why portal figures must be read with care: for houses, average asking prices range from around €2,850 per m² (Homeday) to over €4,100 per m² (wohnungsboerse.net) depending on the portal, with an overall span of €1,351 to €5,025 per m². That spread is not noise but location: the most expensive district is Niederreifenberg (avg. €3,222 per m²), the cheapest Brombach (avg. €2,665 per m²). For apartments, immowelt shows a slightly rising trend of around +4.4 % YoY. For sellers this means a blanket per-square-metre figure from the web almost always misleads — what counts is the valuation of the individual property within its district.
Sought-after locations in Schmitten
Niederreifenberg
Schmitten's most expensive district: elevated position at the foot of the Feldberg, tight supply and, per immowelt district data, an average of around €3,222 per m². Scarce supply pushes condominium values to €3,400–4,000 per m² — noticeably above the larger neighbouring districts. Sellers here meet a highly sought-after but narrow market niche.
Arnoldshain
At around €3,072 per m², the second-highest district value and also the municipality's largest school location — the Jürgen-Schumann primary school sits here. The established village centre and family infrastructure make Arnoldshain the first choice for buyers with children, keeping demand for detached houses steady.
Oberreifenberg
The highest-lying district, home to the region's landmark: the Reifenberg castle ruins (626 m), the highest medieval castle in the Taunus. The district average sits at around €2,917 per m². The panoramic setting and excursion appeal attract buyers who prize quiet and long views over everyday convenience.
Kernort Schmitten & Dorfweil
Around the town hall and local amenities lies the climatic-resort core; Dorfweil reaches around €2,809 per m² per immowelt district data. Short distances and the central administration make this part the practical choice for anyone wanting Schmitten with full infrastructure but without the hillside premium.
Planning to sell in Schmitten?
You own a house in Arnoldshain, a condominium in Niederreifenberg or a plot in Oberreifenberg or Dorfweil? Every good sale starts with an honest figure specific to your district — not a portal average for the whole municipality. We prepare your valuation personally, based on location, condition and the actual local demand. Free of charge, discreet and without obligation.
Schmitten as a place to live
- Schmitten lies at the foot of the Großer Feldberg (879 m), the highest peak in the Taunus, and is a certified climatic health resort — a quality of life that sustains demand from the Rhine-Main region.
- The Reifenberg castle ruins in Oberreifenberg — first mentioned in 1331, with a 24 m residential tower and viewing platform — are the municipality's landmark and an excursion destination known well beyond the region.
- Three primary schools in the municipality (Jürgen-Schumann school in Arnoldshain, Reifenberg primary school, Montessori EcoSchool) and a purchasing-power index of 123.2 (Germany = 100) point to an affluent, family-oriented population.
Connections
Schmitten has no rail station of its own. VHT bus lines 50 and 51 run hourly on weekdays to Bad Homburg via Oberursel-Hohemark, where the U3 continues towards Frankfurt; line 60 connects to Königstein, line 80 to Neu-Anspach. Those who need the connection factor in the change onto rail — in return they get elevation and the living quality of a climatic health resort.
Population: 9.361 (Wikipedia, 31.12.2025)
FAQs on selling in Schmitten
How much does a house in Schmitten im Taunus cost?
Property portals show very different asking prices for Schmitten: from around €2,850 per m² (Homeday) to over €4,100 per m² (wohnungsboerse.net), with an overall span of roughly €1,351 to €5,025 per m² (as of 2026). This wide variation is explained mainly by location and district. These are asking prices, not notarised transaction prices — we determine the realistic value of your house individually.
Which district in Schmitten is the most expensive?
According to immowelt district data, Niederreifenberg is the most expensive district at an average of around €3,222 per m², followed by Arnoldshain (approx. €3,072 per m²) and Oberreifenberg (approx. €2,917 per m²). The cheapest district is Brombach (approx. €2,665 per m²). For scarce condominiums in Niederreifenberg, asking prices even reach €3,400 to €4,000 per m².
How do I get to Frankfurt from Schmitten without a station?
Schmitten has no rail station of its own. VHT bus lines 50 and 51 run hourly on weekdays to Bad Homburg via Oberursel-Hohemark, where the U3 underground line continues towards Frankfurt. Line 60 connects to Königstein, line 80 to Neu-Anspach. For many buyers the change onto rail is a deliberate trade-off in favour of the elevation and living quality of a climatic health resort.
Are there any active new-build areas in Schmitten right now?
As of September 2026, the municipal property portal lists no active new-build area; there is only small-scale zoning-plan activity, for example in Arnoldshain ("Im Grund", 3rd amendment, legally binding since 23 June 2025) and two plans in Oberreifenberg (2025). For buyers this means the market plays out almost entirely in existing stock — which makes well-kept houses and apartments all the more sought-after.
Valuation
What is your property in Schmitten worth?
Free, personal valuation — discreet and non-binding, usually within 24 hours.