Apartment€169,000
Ližnjan

222 homes and apartments for sale in Ližnjan, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€169,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€163,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€263,723
Ližnjan
Apartment€260,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€230,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€330,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€210,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€209,000
Ližnjan
House€950,000
Ližnjan
House€290,000
Ližnjan
House€1,650,000
Ližnjan
House€412,000
Ližnjan
House€800,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€415,900
Ližnjan
Apartment€222,200
Ližnjan
House€225,500
Ližnjan
Apartment€189,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€295,000
Ližnjan
House€610,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€299,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€175,000
Ližnjan
House€730,000
Ližnjan
Apartment€178,500
Ližnjan
Apartment€220,000
Ližnjan
Buyer's guide: Ližnjan
Ližnjan is a coastal municipality at the southern tip of Istria, a short drive from Pula. RealEstateAbroad has 222 listings at a median asking price of €222,200, with a mix of 92 apartments, 77 houses and 49 plots that is more balanced than most Croatian markets.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 222 |
| Median asking price | €222,200 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €173,000 - €415,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,020 |
| Median size | 110 m² |
Apartments: 92; houses: 77; land: 49; villas: 4. Bedrooms: 50 two-bedroom, 38 three-bedroom, 24 four-bedroom, 22 five-plus, 17 one-bedroom and 6 studios or similar. The p25 of €173,000 is a low entry for coastal Istria. Review Croatia's apartments and land for comparison.
Plots listed as "building land" should come with an urban-plan extract. In coastal Istria, a plot that cannot legally be built on is cheap for a reason, and sellers sometimes use optimistic wording in adverts.
The municipality includes villages such as Šišan and Valtura, and the Premantura peninsula with Kamenjak nature park is nearby, where cliffs and coves attract swimmers and sailors. Pula airport is a short drive away, and the Medulin coast offers beaches and marinas. The area is popular with Slovenian, Austrian, German and Italian buyers, and summers can be crowded.
If you need more services, look at Pula, Medulin, Fažana, Marčana, Vodnjan and Barban.
The legal route is the same across Croatia: reserve, sign a contract before a notary, pay the 3% transfer tax and register in the land book. Non-EU citizens can buy under reciprocity but should confirm any need for approval. Use a lawyer to check that houses are legalised and plots are in building zones.
Our Croatia guide and financing page have details; the Croatia overview covers all regions.
Check the rules for holiday letting and the municipality's tourist taxes before basing returns on summer rent.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Many properties are close to the coast, but check distance and access.
Only if it is in a building zone; confirm with the municipality.
Yes, it is a short drive.
It helps for taxes and utilities.