€154,999
Varna

619 homes and apartments for sale in Varna, Bulgaria.
24 properties shown
€154,999
Varna
€149,609
Varna
€179,530
Varna
€184,517
Varna
€137,640
Varna
€68,251
Varna
€237,378
Varna
€132,652
Varna
€229,997
Varna
€95,750
Varna
€208,997
Varna
€168,222
Varna
€168,661
Varna
€259,997
Varna
€158,998
Varna
€393,969
Varna
€119,687
Varna
€348,986
Varna
€107,718
Varna
€144,621
Varna
€438,995
Varna
€106,721
Varna
€71,812
Varna
€123,499
Varna
Buyer's guide: Varna
Varna is Bulgaria's sea capital, and its 619 listings have a median asking price of €243,363. Commercial units lead with 221 listings, ahead of 178 apartments.
Based on current listings on RealEstateAbroad, which are asking prices.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €243,363 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €136,720 to €448,405 |
| Median price per m² | €1,880 |
| Median size | 124 m² |
| Listings | 619 |
The listings include 221 commercial properties, 178 apartments, 129 houses and 91 plots. If you want a home, filter to apartments in Bulgaria; investors may prefer the commercial listings or land for sale in Bulgaria.
Many apartments are in seafront complexes or older Soviet-era blocks, so building condition varies a lot.
Varna has a long beachfront and Sea Garden, an international airport and a port. Districts include the central Grand Mall area, Briz and Chaika residential areas, and the resort strip of Golden Sands and St. Constantine to the north. Cultural life, universities and the IT sector support year-round demand beyond tourism.
Buyers include Bulgarians, Eastern Europeans, Western retirees and holiday-rental investors. Compare Burgas on the southern coast, Sofia for the capital, and Plovdiv for inland living.
Foreigners can buy apartments and buildings freely. Non-EU citizens cannot own land directly and normally use a Bulgarian company, which carries tax and admin obligations; EU nationals can buy land. Transfer tax is around 2 to 3% depending on the municipality, with notary and registry fees on top. Buyers must verify the title at the Registry Agency.
For new builds check the Act 16 certificate of commissioning. See our Bulgaria buying guide, Bulgarian financing and the Bulgaria overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Not directly. They typically buy through a Bulgarian-registered company, so take advice on tax and compliance.
The certificate confirming that a new building has been commissioned for use. Make sure it is issued before you complete.
The median asking price is €243,363 and €1,880 per m² in our listings.
The summer season is strong, and student and worker demand supports longer lets in some areas.