Villa€663,000
town-of-rab
4 bd 3 ba 130 m²
Rab, Croatia: Apartments and Houses for Sale on the Island
82 homes and apartments for sale in Rab, Croatia.
Properties for sale in Rab
24 properties shown
Villa
Apartment€166,000
town-of-rab
1 ba 40 m²
Apartment€190,000
town-of-rab
1 ba 52 m²
House€301,000
town-of-rab
2 ba 100 m²
House€1,760,000
town-of-rab
6 ba 395 m²
Apartment€706,000
town-of-rab
2 ba 130 m²
Apartment€280,000
town-of-rab
1 ba 85 m²
House€1,200,000
town-of-rab
9 ba 500 m²
Apartment€515,000
town-of-rab
2 ba 134 m²
Apartment€200,000
town-of-rab
1 ba 48 m²
House€279,000
town-of-rab
1 ba 70 m²
Apartment€600,000
town-of-rab
3 ba 163 m²
House€850,000
town-of-rab
3 ba 532 m²
Apartment€226,500
town-of-rab
1 ba 57 m²
Apartment€200,000
town-of-rab
1 ba 48 m²
House€780,000
town-of-rab
4 ba 280 m²
House€447,000
town-of-rab
2 ba 199 m²
Apartment€450,000
town-of-rab
4 ba 180 m²
Apartment€240,000
town-of-rab
1 ba 65 m²
Apartment€186,500
town-of-rab
1 ba 52 m²
Apartment€664,000
town-of-rab
2 ba 135 m²
House€239,000
Rab
3 bd 239,000 m²
Apartment€300,000
Rab
3 bd 49 m²
Land plot€310,000
Rab
3 bd 815 m²
Buyer's guide: Rab
Property for sale on Rab is led by holiday apartments: 49 of 82 listings on RealEstateAbroad, at a median asking price of €280,000 and about €3,655 per m². The island in the Kvarner Gulf is known for its medieval old town and sandy beaches.
Rab price table
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Prices are available for 80 listings and size-based prices for 74.
| Measure | Rab |
|---|---|
| Listings | 82 |
| Median asking price | €280,000 |
| Middle half | €226,375 to €551,300 |
| Price per m² | €3,655 |
| Median size | 78 m² |
What is on offer
The stock is 49 apartments, 21 houses, 8 plots and 4 villas. Three-bedroom homes lead (18), followed by 12 two-bedroom, 9 four-bedroom, 7 five-plus and 2 one-bedroom. Compact apartments in or near the old town and Banjol suit rental use. Villas sit toward the upper quartile above €550,000. See Croatian apartments, villas and land.
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The island
Rab town has four bell towers on a narrow peninsula, a harbour, and pine forests; Lopar has a long sandy beach. Ferries from the mainland and from Pag connect the island, and in peak summer queues can be long. Winters are quiet. Buyers are German, Austrian, Slovenian, Italian and Czech holidaymakers as well as Croatian families. Check seasonal rental licences and utility reliability.
Croatian buying rules
Croatia uses the euro. EU citizens can buy property on the same terms as Croatians, while non-EU buyers generally need reciprocity and approval from the ministry, which can take months. Property transfer tax is typically 3% on resale homes, while new builds carry 25% VAT; confirm with a lawyer. Always check land-registry entries, since unresolved legalisation of buildings is a classic pitfall. See our Croatia buying guide and Croatia financing guide.
Kvarner and Adriatic neighbours
Close: Novalja, Kolan, Krk, Cres, Vrbnik and Novi Vinodolski. See the Croatia overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Rab: FAQ
Is Rab a good place for holiday rental?
Summer demand is strong, but the season is short. Check licensing and tourist taxes.
Can non-EU citizens buy?
Usually with reciprocity and ministry approval. Ask a Croatian lawyer.
What is the transfer tax?
Typically 3% on resale properties, paid by the buyer; new builds attract VAT instead.
How big are apartments?
The median size is 78 m² overall.
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