House€650,000
opcina-milna
5 bd 1 ba
Milna, Brač: Island Land, Villas and Apartments
57 homes and apartments for sale in Milna, Croatia.
Properties for sale in Milna
24 properties shown
House
Apartment€190,000
Milna
2 bd 1 ba 80 m²
House€1,350,000
opcina-milna
3 ba
House€990,000
opcina-milna
3 ba
House€1,400,000
opcina-milna
4 ba
House€2,000,000
Milna
5 bd 230 m²
House€4,500,000
Milna
7 bd 800 m²
House€950,000
Milna
4 bd 220 m²
House€190,000
Milna
2 bd 1 ba 80 m²
Villa€995,000
opcina-milna
5 ba
Apartment€360,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Villa€1,450,000
opcina-milna
5 ba
Apartment€285,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Apartment€360,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Villa€3,000,000
opcina-milna
4 ba
Apartment€360,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Apartment€270,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Villa€1,350,000
opcina-milna
3 ba
Apartment€270,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Apartment€360,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Villa€1,350,000
opcina-milna
3 ba
Villa€1,350,000
opcina-milna
3 ba
Apartment€360,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Apartment€285,000
opcina-milna
1 ba
Buyer's guide: Milna
Milna is a sheltered harbour village on the western end of the Dalmatian island of Brač, a ferry hop from Split. Property for sale here is split between land, apartments, houses and villas. Our 55 listings have a median asking price of €299,900, but the range is wide, running from about €98,000 to €990,000 in the middle half.
A very wide price band
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros. Price per m² is not reliable here because many listings are plots, so we leave it out.
| Figure | Milna |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €299,900 |
| p25 to p75 | €98,236 to €990,000 |
| Median size | 225 m² |
| Listings | 55 |
Plots and villas
24 listings are land, 13 apartments, 9 houses and 9 villas. Only six listings give bedroom counts, so the data is thin. Many plots are small building sites or olive-grove parcels; check zoning with the municipality, since building on the coast is tightly controlled. Compare land in Croatia and villas in Croatia.
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The village and island
Milna has a marina, a pebble beach and a long, protected bay, popular with sailors. Brač is known for its white stone and the Zlatni Rat beach at Bol, on the south coast. Ferries from Split reach Supetar, and Milna is a drive across the island. The village is quiet outside summer, and services are limited.
Buyers are mostly foreign holiday-home owners and boat owners; local demand is limited.
Rules for foreigners
EU/EEA buyers can purchase freely. Non-EU/EEA buyers need Ministry of Justice consent subject to reciprocity. Resales carry 3% transfer tax and new builds 25% VAT. Agricultural land is restricted. Make sure the plot has a cadastre and land register entry, and check there is no unresolved inheritance dispute. See Croatia consultation guide and financing.
Nearby places
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Milna: FAQ
Is Milna on Brač?
Yes, on the western end of Brač island.
How do I get there?
By ferry from Split to Supetar, then a drive.
Can non-EU buyers purchase?
With government consent under reciprocity.
Why is the price range so wide?
Plots, apartments and luxury villas are all in the data.
Is it good for sailing?
Yes, the bay is well protected.
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