House€467,000
grad-kraljevica

55 homes and apartments for sale in Kraljevica, Croatia.
24 properties shown
House€467,000
grad-kraljevica
House€208,000
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House€1,090,000
grad-kraljevica
House€200,000
Kraljevica
House€467,000
Kraljevica
House€469,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€225,000
Kraljevica
House€530,000
Kraljevica
House€385,000
Kraljevica
House€1,250,000
Kraljevica
House€245,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€590,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€530,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€410,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€590,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€460,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€530,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€530,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€590,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€530,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€500,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€590,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€500,000
Kraljevica
Apartment€125,000
Kraljevica
Buyer's guide: Kraljevica
Kraljevica is a small port town on Croatia's Kvarner coast, a short drive from Rijeka and the bridge to the island of Krk. Property for sale is mostly apartments, with a median asking price of €500,000 across 55 listings, or about €4,937 per m². That is high for a small town, so expect new-build and sea-view stock.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Figure | Kraljevica |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €500,000 |
| Middle half | €397,500 to €590,000 |
| Median per m² | €4,937 |
| Median size | 103 m² |
| Listings | 55 |
38 listings are apartments, 14 houses and 3 plots. Bedrooms are mixed: 12 three-bedroom, 11 two-bedroom, 9 with five or more, 5 four-bedroom and 2 one-bedroom. The narrow quartile band suggests uniform new developments. See apartments in Croatia, villas and houses.
Kraljevica has a small harbour, a historic castle and shipyard heritage, and sits on the coast road between Rijeka and Crikvenica. It is quieter than the tourist hubs on the Dalmatian coast, with a strong local community. Rijeka's airport is on Krk. Summer traffic on the coast road can be heavy. Check noise from the shipyard area and the coastal road when viewing.
Buyers include Austrians, Germans and Slovenes who drive in, and Croatians relocating.
EU/EEA citizens can buy freely. Non-EU/EEA buyers need Ministry of Justice consent subject to reciprocity, which can take months. Resales carry a 3% transfer tax on market value, while new builds with 25% VAT carry no transfer tax. Add notary, court registry and agency fees. Croatia uses the euro. See our Croatia buying guide and Croatia financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
With Ministry of Justice consent under reciprocity rules. EU/EEA buyers face no such barrier.
3% on resales, with new builds subject to 25% VAT instead.
About 15 km.
Yes, the bridge is nearby.
Partly, but less than Dalmatia.