House€360,000
Barban
2 bd 1 ba 178 m²
Houses and Land for Sale in Barban, Istria
156 homes and apartments for sale in Barban, Croatia.
Properties for sale in Barban
24 properties shown
House
House€150,000
Barban
2 bd 1 ba 117 m²
House€630,000
Barban
4 bd 3 ba 179 m²
House€450,000
Barban
3 bd 2 ba 140 m²
House€350,000
Barban
3 bd 1 ba 130 m²
House€620,000
Barban
2 bd 1 ba 200 m²
House€235,000
Barban
2 bd 1 ba 100 m²
House€690,000
Barban
2 bd 1 ba 200 m²
House€461,000
Barban
3 bd 2 ba 150 m²
House€390,000
Barban
3 bd 2 ba 155 m²
House€340,000
Barban
2 bd 2 ba 85 m²
House€340,000
Barban
2 bd 3 ba 85 m²
House€265,000
Barban
2 bd 2 ba 82 m²
House€520,000
Barban
3 bd 3 ba 175 m²
House€850,000
Barban
5 bd 4 ba 300 m²
House€650,000
Barban
4 bd 4 ba 260 m²
House€265,000
Barban
2 bd 82 m²
House€350,000
Barban
2 bd 109 m²
House€830,000
Barban
4 bd 130 m²
House€340,000
Barban
5 bd 85 m²
House€340,000
Barban
3 bd 85 m²
House€360,000
Barban
2 bd 178 m²
House€1,290,000
Barban
4 bd 230 m²
House€270,000
Barban
3 bd 112 m²
Buyer's guide: Barban
Barban is a hilltop village in eastern Istria, between the coast at Rabac and the market town of Labin. Of its 156 listings, the median asking price is €189,900, making it one of the cheaper ways into Istrian property.
The numbers
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
| Measure | Barban |
|---|---|
| Listings | 156 |
| Median asking price | €189,900 |
| p25 to p75 | €125,000 to €367,500 |
| Median price per m² | €2,600 |
| Median size | 140 m² |
House country
Houses are 95 of the listings, land 33, apartments 25 and commercial 3. Three-bedroom homes are the largest group (37), then four-bedroom (19), two-bedroom (18), five or more (12), one-bedroom (10) and 8 listed with no bedroom. Many properties are old stone houses needing renovation, with others being modern builds with pools.
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What Barban offers
The village is known for the Trka na prstenac, a medieval ring-jousting event held each August. Surrounding countryside is dotted with vineyards and olive groves, and the sea is roughly 20 minutes away. Pula's airport is about 40 minutes by road.
Buyers tend to be Central European and British second-home owners and people relocating for a quieter pace. Winters are quiet, services are limited, and you will need a car.
Buying in Croatia
EU citizens may buy freely, while non-EU buyers generally need approval, with rules depending on nationality and reciprocity. Croatia uses the euro. Property transfer tax is normally 3% on resale properties, and new builds carry VAT, so confirm which applies. Agents, notaries and legal fees add more; verify locally. Rural and agricultural land carries extra restrictions and pre-emption rights.
Our Croatia buying guide lists the steps, the financing page covers loans and the Croatia overview compares regions.
Istrian neighbours
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Barban: FAQ
Can a non-EU citizen buy in Barban?
Usually yes, but approval is needed and depends on your nationality. Your lawyer will check reciprocity.
How much is a house in Barban?
The median asking price is €189,900, with the middle half from €125,000 to €367,500.
Is there a beach nearby?
Yes, Rabac and other east coast beaches are about 20 minutes' drive.
Do old stone houses need work?
Many do. Commission a structural survey and verify legal status of any extensions.
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