Apartment€378,352
Novi Vinodolski

237 homes and apartments for sale in Novi Vinodolski, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Apartment€378,352
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Apartment€197,000
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Apartment€528,112
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Apartment€448,240
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Apartment€360,000
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Apartment€216,000
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Apartment€177,000
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Apartment€234,500
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Apartment€215,000
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Apartment€150,000
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House€306,000
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Apartment€216,000
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Apartment€159,000
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Apartment€229,000
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Apartment€225,000
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Apartment€364,000
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House€229,000
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Apartment€310,000
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House€306,000
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Apartment€210,000
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House€260,000
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Apartment€166,000
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Villa€730,000
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House€3,500,000
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Buyer's guide: Novi Vinodolski
Novi Vinodolski is a small seaside town on Croatia's Kvarner coast, and its property market is mainly apartments: 169 of 237 current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The median asking price is €241,000, with many flats priced just above €215,000.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 237 |
| Median asking price | €241,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €215,845 - €364,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,540 |
| Median size | 66 m² |
Apartments make up 169 listings, houses 44, villas 13 and land 11. Three-bedroom homes appear in 111 listings, which is unusual for a small-flat market and likely reflects new-build developments with larger layouts; 29 have two bedrooms, 25 have five or more and 16 have four. The median size of 66 m² suggests many compact holiday flats alongside the family units, so check each floor plan. See apartments in Croatia and villas for comparison.
The town lies between Rijeka and Senj on the coast below the Velebit and Kapela ranges, with a pebble-beach promenade and a small harbour. It is quieter than Crikvenica next door and offers a mix of seafront apartments and hillside houses with views over the Kvarner Bay and the island of Krk.
Buyers are mostly Central Europeans from Austria, Germany, Slovenia and Hungary, who reach the coast by motorway in hours, and some residents commute to Rijeka. Summer is busy, while winters are calm, so decide how you will use the place.
EU/EEA citizens can buy on the same terms as Croatians; other nationals are usually allowed under reciprocity but may need extra approval, so have a Croatian lawyer verify. The buyer typically pays a 3% transfer tax plus notary, registry and agent fees (approx., verify locally). For apartments, check that the building is registered in the land book and that the flat is fully legalised.
Sea views and distance to the beach drive price differences, so compare similar flats. Read our Croatia guide, the financing options and the Croatia market page.
See Crikvenica, Kraljevica, and across the bridge Krk, Omišalj, Dobrinj and Vrbnik.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Prices here look moderate for a coastal resort. Compare with listings for Pula to see the gap on a per-m² basis.
Many owners do, but you must register as a host or use a licensed agency and pay tourism-related taxes. Ask a local accountant.
The strong share of three-bedroom listings suggests so, but ask for building permits and the escrow arrangements.
About half an hour by road, though traffic in summer varies.