Apartment€250,000
Brtonigla

59 homes and apartments for sale in Brtonigla, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€250,000
Brtonigla
House€824,000
Brtonigla
House€550,000
Brtonigla
Villa€1,500,000
opcina-brtonigla
House€850,000
opcina-brtonigla
Villa€1,400,000
opcina-brtonigla
House€695,000
Brtonigla
House€2,200,000
Brtonigla
House€500,000
Brtonigla
Apartment€185,400
Brtonigla
House€695,000
Brtonigla
House€519,000
Brtonigla
House€580,000
Brtonigla
House€155,000
Brtonigla
House€670,000
Brtonigla
House€690,000
Brtonigla
House€750,000
Brtonigla
House€990,000
Brtonigla
Apartment€143,000
Brtonigla
Apartment€300,000
Brtonigla
Apartment€300,000
Brtonigla
Apartment€320,000
Brtonigla
Apartment€218,000
Brtonigla
House€2,200,000
Brtonigla
Buyer's guide: Brtonigla
Property for sale in Brtonigla is a mix of Istrian houses, building plots and a few apartments inland from the Adriatic. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €416,080 across 59 properties, with a wide band from €191,375 to €693,750.
Here is how the 59 listings look in euros:
| Indicator | Result |
|---|---|
| Listings | 59 |
| Median ask | €416,080 |
| Middle half | €191,375 to €693,750 |
| Per m² | €3,129 |
| Median size | 170 m² |
Houses lead with 33 listings, followed by 15 apartments, 9 plots and 2 villas. Bedrooms are spread: 11 with five or more, 9 each with two and four, 5 with three, 4 studios and 1 with one. Villas with pools sit at the top of the range, plots at the bottom. See villas in Croatia, houses and land.
Brtonigla is a small hilltop community in north-west Istria surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and truffle woods. The seaside is a short drive away, and nearby towns include Novigrad, Buje, Umag, Višnjan and Poreč, with Pazin further inland. Italian and Slovenian borders are close, and buyers are often Germans, Austrians, Italians and Slovenes.
Inland Istria gives you the stone-house look at a lower price than the beach towns, but summer rental demand depends on being near the coast.
Resale purchases pay 3% property transfer tax on market value; new builds with 25% VAT are exempt from transfer tax. Non-EU/EEA buyers need Ministry of Justice consent, which depends on reciprocity with their country. The notary, land registry fees and lawyer add to the bill. Check the land registry and cadastre match, which is a known issue in rural Istria. Read our Croatia buying guide, financing guide and Croatia overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
€416,080, from 59 current RealEstateAbroad listings.
Yes, it is inland but only a short drive from the coast at Novigrad and Umag.
3% transfer tax on resales; VAT applies to new builds instead.
They need Ministry of Justice consent subject to reciprocity.
Registry and cadastre records sometimes disagree in rural areas, so a lawyer should reconcile them before purchase.