Sea view€450,000
Dobrinj · Kvarner
Dobrinj - Fully Renovated Stone House
150 m² · 6 rooms
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11 properties
Dobrinj currently has 11 properties for sale. Prices range from €20,999 to €530,000. The average asking price is €2,825 per square metre of living space. Features: 18% with sea view, 9% with pool. 8 properties (73 %) lie within one kilometre of the sea. All listings come from one verified agency.
199 m to the sea€265,000
Dobrinj · Kvarner
Šilo - Land 350m from the Sea
1,978 m² plot
€61,700
Dobrinj · Kvarner
Island of Krk - Dobrinjština - Agricultural Land
4,107 m² plot
€55,600
Dobrinj · Kvarner
Island of Krk - Dobrinjština - agricultural land 3705m2
3,705 m² plot
199 m to the sea€28,999Dobrinj · Kvarner
Island of Krk, Šilo - Cleared, flat agricultural land 435m2, future building plot
435 m² plot
199 m to the sea€20,999Dobrinj · Kvarner
Island of Krk, Šilo - Cleared, Flat Agricultural Land 214m2 with Future Building Potential
214 m² plot
199 m to the sea€20,999Dobrinj · Kvarner
Krk Island, Šilo - Cleared, Flat Agricultural Land 216m2, Future Building Land
216 m² plot
199 m to the sea€22,999Dobrinj · Kvarner
Krk Island, Šilo - Cleared, Level Olive Grove 217m2 Future Building Land
217 m² plot
199 m to the sea€530,000Dobrinj · Kvarner
ISLAND OF KRK - RUSTIC STONE HOUSE WITH SWIMMING POOL
200 m² · 6 rooms
199 m to the sea€450,000
Dobrinj · Kvarner
BUILDING PLOT ŠILO 1780
1,786 m² plot
199 m to the sea€225,000Dobrinj · Kvarner
BUILDING LAND ŠILO - 350 m from the sea
800 m² plot
Frequently asked questions about property in Dobrinj
- How much does property cost in Dobrinj?
- Current listings in Dobrinj range from €20,999 to €530,000, with an average of €2,825 per square metre of living space. These are asking prices set by the agencies, not sale prices.
- Which property types are offered in Dobrinj?
- Currently on Immobalko: Land: 9, House: 2.
- 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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