Apartment€389,000
Nin
2 bd 2 ba 88 m²
Nin Real Estate: Flats, Villas and Plots on the Zadar Riviera
174 homes and apartments for sale in Nin, Croatia.
Properties for sale in Nin
24 properties shown
Apartment
Apartment€199,000
Nin
2 bd 2 ba 53 m²
Apartment€165,000
Nin
1 bd 1 ba 44 m²
House€1,490,000
Nin
4 bd 4 ba 167 m²
Apartment€393,000
Nin
2 bd 3 ba 105 m²
Apartment€420,000
Nin
2 bd 3 ba 111 m²
House€389,000
Nin
2 bd 3 ba 104 m²
Apartment€1,750,000
grad-nin
3 ba
Villa€890,000
grad-nin
4 ba
Apartment€310,880
grad-nin
2 ba
Apartment€405,000
grad-nin
1 ba
Villa€2,150,000
grad-nin
4 ba
Villa€2,200,000
grad-nin
4 ba
Apartment€769,200
grad-nin
1 ba
Villa€999,000
grad-nin
4 ba
Apartment€850,500
grad-nin
2 ba
Villa€665,000
grad-nin
3 ba
Apartment€363,600
grad-nin
2 ba
Villa€1,500,000
grad-nin
4 ba
Villa€895,000
grad-nin
4 ba
Apartment€550,000
Nin
4 bd 98 m²
House€850,000
Nin
7 bd 275 m²
House€850,000
Nin
5 bd 220 m²
House€850,000
Nin
5 bd 228 m²
Buyer's guide: Nin
Nin is one of Croatia's oldest towns, a tiny island-like centre in a shallow lagoon with salt pans, a long sandy beach and a view of the Velebit mountains. We list 161 properties for sale in Nin, with a median asking price of €488,400.
Numbers
Source: current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices.
| Measure | Nin |
|---|---|
| Listings | 161 |
| Median asking price | €488,400 |
| Middle 50% range | €288,233 to €850,500 |
| Median price per m² | €3,471 |
| Median size | 131 m² |
The property mix
Apartments lead with 88 listings, then 29 houses, 22 plots, 15 villas, six penthouses and one commercial. Bedrooms: five-plus (20), three (19), two (15), four (12), studios (7) and one-bed (2). The 22 plots draw self-builders, though permits and coastal setbacks are strict. Modern holiday apartments around the lagoon and the beach make up much of supply, often sold furnished. Look at apartments in Croatia and houses.
The upper quartile of about €850,000 is driven by villas and new beach-side apartments. At the other end, the €288,000 lower quartile buys older apartments or small houses a few streets back. Ask about the seasonal rental history of any flat and about the monthly management fee.
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The surroundings
Nin is a shallow-water family beach destination, known for its kitesurfing and for its mud, and Zadar's airport and old town lie about 15 km south. Zadar is the regional city, and Sukošan is on the coast south of it. Vir is the island joined to the mainland by a short bridge. Pag, Povljana and Kolan are on Pag island, across the sea from the mainland, and reachable by road bridge or ferry. Summer is crowded, winter very quiet.
Rules and costs
EU citizens buy on equal terms, others need reciprocity and approval, and some use Croatian companies. Resale transfer tax is around 3% and newly built homes bear 25% VAT. Add notary, agent and land-register costs. Check for the building's use permit and legal status, particularly for holiday houses built informally. Our Croatia buying guide and financing page set out the process. The Croatia overview lists other coastal markets.
Most flats are sold furnished, and owners often use property managers for summer lettings, so compare fees and ask for booking records before assuming returns.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Nin: FAQ
Is Nin cheaper than Zadar?
Comparisons depend on the product; see local listings for Zadar.
Can I build on a plot?
Possibly, subject to permits and coastal rules. Get a lawyer to check.
Is it a year-round town?
It is much quieter outside summer.
How do I reach Nin?
Zadar airport is about 15 km away.
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