$1.1 Million Homes in Croatia

Crikvenic $ 1.08 million (€ 950,000)

A restored stone village with original details in the field

The city of Crikvenica, on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, is 20 miles south of Rijaka, a city of about 100,000 that shares the cultural, historical and commercial history with Hungary, Slovenia and Northast Italy. Crikvenica derives from the word Croatian for “Church”, which refers to the 1412 church of the Order of St. Paul, the first hermit (Pauline Fathers), a monastic order of the Catholic Church founded in Hungary.

The city has been popular among visitors since the nineteenth century, when tourism developed around its Hydrotherapy Institute. Today, Crikvenica is still known for her talasotherapy spas.

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia and the largest city, is about 100 miles northeast.

Size: 2,131 square feet

Price per square foot: $ 506

Inside: Built in 1910 and renewed in 2018, this four -bedroom house and four bathrooms has original stone work, vaulted ceilings and brick work. The ground floor includes a tavern/summer kitchen of traditional style and a more modern kitchen with a kitchen station from the island covered with bricks. A contiguous dining room leads to a living room with a wavy roof and a high firewood fireplace.

Also on this floor there is a bathroom, a fitness room and a jacuzzi. The ground floor has access to the outdoor area through several rooms, including summer kitchen.

The four bedrooms are on the upper floor, along with three bathrooms and a terrace covered with a view to the pool and the patio. The furniture is included in the sale.

Outdoor space: The property, located at 0.08 acres, has an outdoor patio with a pool with heating and a garden surrounded by stone walls.

Cost: Any housing purchase in Croatia is subject to a real estate transfer rate or 3 percent of the property value. In addition, if a house is occupied for less than 10 months, the municipality can charge a local tax that varies from 0.6 to eight euros. The houses that are occupied for 10 months or more (by the owner or a long -term rent) are exempt from the local tax. The Annual Crikvenica rate is 69 cents (€ 0.6 euros) per square meter for a vacancy or short rental.

Contact: Ivan Kovačić | Remington Realty, Christie’s International Real Estate | +385959870050

ŠOLTA | $ 1.13 million (€ 990,000)

A contemporary four -bedroom house newly built with sea views

ŠOLTA is an island of almost 23 square miles with approximately 1,700 residents in the central Dalmatian archipelago, separated from the largest island in Brač by a narrow channel. It is about nine nautical miles from the Croatia Continental coast, with daily ferry lines in Split, the second largest city in the country. Šolta is known for quiet coves, virgin swimming beaches, cycling and boat walks. This house is located in the city of Stomorska, which has dinners and purchases; Grohote, the oldest town on the island, has a passable old town.

The divided airport is about two hours away by boat and car.

Size: 1,938 square feet

Price per square foot: $ 583

Inside: Low Green Hills provides a backdrop for this four bedroom house and five bathrooms in 2023 at 0.29 acres. The lower floor has three bedrooms and direct access to the landscape garden.

The areas of being are on the upper floor, including an open concept room, a totally equipped modern kitchen, a dining room and a window. The large glass doors open the living room to the terrace, with a built -in barbecue and a pool, which improves the interior/exterior Mediterranean lifestyle. Also at this level is the primary bedroom and suite, with a bathtub in the bathroom.

Outdoor space: The property has 10,764 square feet of outdoor space that includes a garden, a terrace and a pool, a terrace of sun and outdoor shower, a dining room and a grass.

Cost: The Šolta annual property tax is $ 2.73 (€ 2.40) per square meter for a house occupied for less than 10 months.

Contact: Ivana Markovic | sothebysrealey.hr | +385916027672

Rovinj | $ 1.45 million (€ 1.29 million)

A duplex apartment in the old town of Rovinj with a panoramic view of the sea

Located on the western coast of the Croatian Peninsula Istrian, Rovinj is a fishing port with approximately 13,000 residents. Its attractive old and passable helmet offers many meals and purchases. On the other side of the Adriatic Sea from Venice, Italy, Rovinj shares historical and cultural influences with that city, and Italian is spoken together with Croatian.

This house is near the port of Rovinj, which sacrifices Ferry’s service to Venice. Approximately two miles south of the city is Forest Park Zlatni RT, which includes several beaches, some of which welcome nudism, a long local tradition, and the golden layer, a popular rocky crap for swimming. Zagreb is 150 miles east.

Size: 1,163 square feet

Price per square foot: $ 1,246

Inside: The two bedroom apartment and two bathrooms occupies the two upper floors of a four -story building, which Patrick Kohl, the listing agent, estimates that he is approximately 200 years old. A private entrance opens to an internal ladder that leads to the unit.

The main floor has a life, dining room and open plant kitchen. The living room has a firewood fireplace, built -in cabinets and windows with green cuts with water views. The kitchen and common areas have terracotta floors and roofs with beams.

The lower floor has a twin room with a vaulted roof and two bathrooms in tones of white and green.

The internal staircase rises to the level of the attic, which is dedicated to a spacious bedroom with a vaulted and guarded ceiling and views about the town and towards the sea. The apartment is sold furnished.

Outdoor space: The apartment building has direct views to the sea, but has no outdoor space.

Cost: The annual property tax in Rovinj is $ 7.12 (6.25 euros) per square meter for a house occupied for less than 10 months.

Contact: Patrick Kohl | Engel & Völkers Istria | +49 176 70787989

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