900 m to the sea€420,000Senj · Kvarner
SVETI JURAJ - obiteljska kuća, 5 apartmana
360 m² · 8 rooms
Property with sea view for sale in Senj
10 properties
Senj currently has 10 properties for sale. Prices range from €60,000 to €4,280,000. The average asking price is €2,977 per square metre of living space. Features: 100% with sea view, 20% with pool. 10 properties (100 %) lie within one kilometre of the sea. All listings come from 3 verified agencies.
900 m to the sea€420,000
198 m to the sea€165,000Senj · Kvarner
PLANIKOVAC ( SENJ) - apartman 63 m2, terasa, parkirno mjesto
63 m² · 2 rooms
198 m to the sea€144,500Senj · Kvarner
SVETI JURAJ-građevinsko zemljište s dozvolom za gradnju kuće s bazenom
464 m² plot
68 m to the sea€156,000Senj · Kvarner
Sveti Juraj - Construction Commenced
142 m² · 5 rooms
258 m to the sea€175,000Senj · Kvarner
Senj - Adapted apartment with beautiful sea view
40 m² · 2 rooms
126 m to the sea€390,000Senj · Kvarner
Lukovo - House with 4 Apartments and Pool
150 m² · 8 rooms
68 m to the sea€60,000Senj · Kvarner
BUILDING LAND SVETI JURAJ 2800m2
2,800 m² plot
258 m to the sea€549,000Senj · Kvarner
Senj, house with 6 apartments, garage and sea view
502 m² · 18 rooms
3 m to the sea€690,000Senj · Kvarner
Kuća s 4 apartmana, pogled na more, 1. red do mora, plaža, 216 m2,Senj
216 m² · 9 rooms
48 m to the sea€4,280,000Senj · Kvarner
Obala dr. Franje Tuđmana , Turizam, 4.280.000,00 EUR
558 m²
Frequently asked questions about property in Senj
- How much does property cost in Senj?
- Current listings in Senj range from €60,000 to €4,280,000, with an average of €2,977 per square metre of living space. These are asking prices set by the agencies, not sale prices.
- Which property types are offered in Senj?
- Currently on Immobalko: House: 6, Land: 2, Apartment: 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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