Furnished Houses for Sale in Lahore

A furnished house for sale in Lahore is sold with furniture and fittings included, so buyers should price the house and the contents separately, list every item in the sale agreement, and check title, utilities and taxes as for any house.

A furnished house in Lahore is sold with its furniture, appliances and fittings included, usually by owners moving abroad or upgrading. The furniture rarely adds as much value as the asking price suggests, so price the house first and the contents second.

Who sells furnished houses, and where

Furnished sales are common in areas with many overseas owners and rental investors. In Lahore that usually means DHA, Bahria Town, Lake City, Johar Town and Gulberg. Some homes there were fitted out for renting, and the owner prefers to sell them as they stand.

Houseplot's indicative price data (Oct 2026) does not separate furnished from unfurnished houses. The ranges below are for houses in general. Use them as a base, then add what the furniture is actually worth to you.

Source: Houseplot's indicative price data (Oct 2026). Marla here follows the size each society uses; confirm the covered area in square feet.

What drives the price of a furnished house

• The house itself. Location, size, age and construction quality set most of the value. Furniture doesn't change that.
• Built-in items. Kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, false ceilings, solar systems and fitted ACs stay with the structure and are harder to remove. They are worth more to a buyer than loose furniture.
• Loose furniture and appliances. Sofas, beds, TVs and fridges lose value fast. Ask yourself what you would pay for them second-hand.
• Rental history. A house furnished for tenants may show wear. Check floors, bathrooms and wiring closely.

What to check before paying

1. Title first. Verify the seller's ownership with the society's records or the land record, exactly as for an unfurnished house.
2. A written inventory. List every item, brand and condition in an annex to the sale agreement. Items not listed are easy to remove before handover.
3. Separate prices. Write the value of the house and the value of the contents as two figures. It keeps the deal clear if there is a later dispute.
4. Utilities. Check the latest electricity and gas bills, the meter names and any arrears. New gas connections were halted again in May 2026 (The News, 1 May 2026), so a working, transferable gas meter has real value. Check the current position with SNGPL.
5. Society dues. Get a no-dues confirmation from the society before the transfer date.

Documents, taxes and duty

Taxes are charged on the immovable property. Advance tax under section 236K is worked out on fair market value, and 236C on the gross amount the seller receives (FBR Withholding Tax Rates Card 2027). Punjab's stamp duty on property transfers is a flat 1% (The News, Apr 2026). The e-stamp system works out the duty from the DC valuation tables built into it (PITB e-Stamping).

How furniture should be shown in the deed, and whether it changes any tax base, is a question for your lawyer or tax adviser. Don't use the inventory to under-declare the property's value. Declared values below DC rates don't reduce the duty anyway, since the e-stamp system uses those tables.

This guide is general information; confirm current rates with FBR/the bank/a lawyer before you pay.

Red flags

• The seller won't sign an itemised inventory.
• Furniture is shown in photos but "not included" at the token stage.
• A big premium for furnishing on a house that has been rented out for years.
• Utility bills in a third person's name with unpaid arrears.
• Pressure to pay part of the price "for furniture" in cash with no receipt.

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