Villa€1,750,000
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87 homes and apartments for sale in Primošten, Croatia.
24 properties shown
Villa€1,750,000
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Apartment€450,000
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House€1,350,000
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House€750,000
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Apartment€560,000
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Apartment€490,000
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Apartment€530,000
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Apartment€589,000
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Apartment€620,000
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Apartment€790,000
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House€2,000,000
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House€880,000
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House€1,500,000
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House€1,500,000
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Apartment€490,000
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House€2,900,000
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House€1,690,000
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House€2,800,000
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Villa€780,000
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House€1,800,000
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Villa€2,650,000
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House€79,000
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Villa€2,000,000
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Villa€2,000,000
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Buyer's guide: Primošten
Property for sale in Primošten is mostly sea-view apartments: 42 of 80 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, with 22 houses and 11 villas, at a median asking price of €696,390. The price range is very wide, from €425,250 at the lower quartile to €1,500,000 at the upper.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Croatia uses the euro.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 80 |
| Median asking price | €696,390 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €425,250 to €1,500,000 |
| Median price per m² | €5,043 |
| Median size | 126 m² |
The stock is 42 apartments, 22 houses, 11 villas and 5 land plots. Three-bedroom units lead with 24 listings, followed by 9 two-bed, 8 four-bed, 4 five-bed or larger and 3 one-bed. The gap between the middle and the top of the range is where waterfront villas and new-build residences sit. Compare with apartments in Croatia, Croatian villas and houses.
Primošten is a small Dalmatian town on a peninsula between Šibenik and Trogir, famed for its old centre on a hill island, pebble beaches and the terraced Babić vineyards. The coast road and the A1 motorway link it to Split in under an hour, and Split airport serves European routes. The summer population multiplies, so the sale-and-rent market is seasonal.
Buyers are mainly Central European and Scandinavian holiday-home owners who want boating, restaurants and quieter beaches than Hvar or Dubrovnik.
Resale properties normally attract a 3% transfer tax, whereas new builds bear VAT. Non-EU buyers should check reciprocity and approval rules with a Croatian lawyer. Verify land-registry entries (zemljišna knjiga), especially for older houses with unresolved inheritance or planning issues. The 2023 euro changeover simplified pricing, but compare quotes carefully.
Read the Croatia buying guide, Croatian mortgage guide and the Croatia analysis.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Per square metre, yes: the median here is €5,043 versus about €7,160 in Dubrovnik listings.
Yes with registration and tourist tax. Rules vary, so get advice.
Split airport is under an hour away.
3% transfer tax on resales plus notary, registry and agent fees.