378 m to the sea€200,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Two-room apartment ground floor S1
46 m² · 3 rooms
Property newly built for sale in Okrug
11 properties
Okrug currently has 11 properties for sale. Prices range from €200,000 to €350,000. The average asking price is €4,262 per square metre of living space. Features: 27% with sea view, 100% new build. 11 properties (100 %) lie within one kilometre of the sea. All listings come from 2 verified agencies.
378 m to the sea€200,000
378 m to the sea€230,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/New building two-room apartment ground floor with garden S2
60 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the seaPrice on requestOkrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Apartment near the beach with panoramic sea view
68 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the seaPrice on requestOkrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Exclusive three-bedroom apartment-location and sea view
89 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the seaPrice on requestOkrug · Central Dalmatia
Spacious three-bedroom apartment 280m from the sea in Okrug
98 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the sea€260,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Two-Bedroom Apartment with Garden S1
64 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the sea€340,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Two-Bedroom Apartment with Garden S2
85 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the sea€260,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Two-bedroom apartment on the first floor S3
58 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the sea€280,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Two-bedroom apartment on the first floor S4
66 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the sea€350,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Penthouse with a Rooftop Terrace S5
72 m² · 3 rooms
378 m to the sea€350,000Okrug · Central Dalmatia
Okrug/Two-Bedroom Apartment with Rooftop Terrace S6
82 m² · 3 rooms
Frequently asked questions about property in Okrug
- How much does property cost in Okrug?
- Current listings in Okrug range from €200,000 to €350,000, with an average of €4,262 per square metre of living space. These are asking prices set by the agencies, not sale prices.
- Can foreigners buy property in Croatia?
- Yes. EU citizens buy under the same conditions as Croatian citizens, without a permit. Citizens of other countries need approval from the Ministry of Justice, which depends on reciprocity with their home country, or they buy through a Croatian company. Agricultural land has its own rules.
- What are the purchase costs in Croatia?
- Real estate transfer tax of 3% of the purchase price on existing properties. When buying a new build from a developer, 25% VAT applies instead and is included in the price. Add the agency commission (usually up to 3% plus VAT), notary, land registry and, if you wish, a lawyer.
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