Villa€590,000
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168 homes and apartments for sale in Krk, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Villa€590,000
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Apartment€340,000
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Apartment€452,000
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House€985,000
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Apartment€462,000
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Apartment€347,500
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House€390,000
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Apartment€590,000
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Apartment€265,000
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House€470,000
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House€1,755,000
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Apartment€259,000
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Apartment€499,000
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Apartment€780,000
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Apartment€189,000
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House€457,000
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Apartment€415,000
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Apartment€780,000
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Apartment€690,000
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House€1,500,000
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House€910,000
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House€1,200,000
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Apartment€690,000
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Apartment€850,000
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Buyer's guide: Krk
Krk is Croatia's largest Adriatic island by area, joined to the mainland by a toll bridge and served by Rijeka airport at its northern end. We list 166 properties for sale on Krk, with a median asking price of €458,500.
These figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Krk |
|---|---|
| Listings | 166 |
| Median asking price | €458,500 |
| Middle 50% range | €265,000 to €890,000 |
| Median price per m² | €4,880 |
| Median size | 114 m² |
Apartments lead with 76 listings, with 56 houses, 24 plots, four villas, three penthouses and three commercial properties. Bedrooms range from three (31) and five-plus (30) to four (22), two (16), one (13) and a studio. Plots matter on Krk, since many buyers want to build a small holiday house, but building permits and sea-view rules are strict. For comparison, browse apartments in Croatia and houses.
Krk town has a walled old centre and a marina; Baška is known for its long pebble beach; Punat has a boating harbour; Malinska is a family resort. In our network, Vrbnik, famous for its Žlahtina white wine, and Dobrinj are on the island, as is Omišalj near the bridge and airport. Cres is a separate island reached by ferry, while Crikvenica and Novi Vinodolski are on the mainland coast across the water. Summer ferries and traffic can be heavy.
Croatia adopted the euro in 2023 and is in the Schengen area. EU citizens buy on the same terms as Croatians. Citizens of other countries generally need reciprocity and ministry approval, and some buyers use a Croatian company instead, with legal advice. Real estate transfer tax is around 3% for resales and VAT of 25% applies on new builds, plus notary and land-register fees. Check that the title is clean and that the building has a use permit. Our Croatia buying guide and financing page give more, and the Croatia overview lists other coasts.
Last updated 8 October 2026
EU citizens can; others need reciprocity and approval, so use a lawyer.
It has a road bridge from the mainland and an airport on the island.
Yes, 24 land listings, but permits are strictly controlled.
A utility fee, a holiday-home tax in some municipalities and the cost of keeping the property maintained.