House€800,000
opcina-okrug

131 homes and apartments for sale in Okrug, Croatia.
24 properties shown
House€800,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€730,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€450,000
opcina-okrug
House€1,550,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€213,643
opcina-okrug
Apartment€198,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€180,000
opcina-okrug
Villa€950,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€395,000
opcina-okrug
House€440,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€310,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€215,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€570,350
opcina-okrug
Apartment€335,000
opcina-okrug
Apartment€219,000
Okrug Gornji
House€1,395,000
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€249,000
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€360,000
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€235,000
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€285,000
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€176,328
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€266,722
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€261,020
Okrug Gornji
Apartment€81,788
Okrug Gornji
Buyer's guide: Okrug
Property for sale in Okrug means, for the most part, a modern apartment a short walk from the Adriatic. Across 100 current listings on RealEstateAbroad the median asking price is €321,158, and apartments make up 77 of them.
All figures are asking prices from current listings.
| Indicator | Okrug |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 100 |
| Median asking price | €321,158 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €261,610 to €450,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,539 |
| Median size | 85 m² |
Beyond 77 apartments, the market has 11 penthouses, 10 houses, 1 villa and 1 studio. Two-bedroom homes lead (22 listings), then three-bedroom (17), four-bedroom (8) and five or more (7). The compact median size of 85 m² shows this is a holiday-apartment market first.
For wider choice, see all apartments for sale in Croatia and villas.
Okrug is a coastal settlement on the island of Čiovo, which connects to the mainland by a short bridge opposite Trogir. It is split into Okrug Gornji and Okrug Donji, with shingle and pebble beaches, restaurants along the waterfront and a lively summer season. Split airport is a short drive away, which suits second-home owners and holiday-let investors.
Buyers come largely from Central and Northern Europe and the UK for summer use, with some renting weekly to tourists.
Foreign buyers from EU and EEA countries purchase on the same basis as Croatians; other nationalities historically needed reciprocity or approval, so check your nationality with a lawyer. Property transfer tax is generally 3% for resale homes; new builds carry VAT instead. Always verify the land registry entry (zemljišna knjiga) and legal status of construction, because unlicensed building is a known issue on the coast.
See Croatia property, the buying process and financing for foreigners.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across all types is €321,158, with a price per m² of €3,539. Most listings range between €261,610 and €450,000.
On the island of Čiovo near Trogir, in the Split-Dalmatia region.
Its beaches and proximity to Trogir and Split help, but check local rules for registering tourist rentals.
Rules depend on nationality and reciprocity. Check with a Croatian lawyer before signing.