Penthouse€1,090,000
opcina-sukosan
6 bd 2 ba 249 m²
Sukošan property for sale on the Dalmatian coast
80 homes and apartments for sale in Sukošan, Croatia.
Properties for sale in Sukošan
24 properties shown
PenthousePenthouse€559,000
opcina-sukosan
3 bd 2 ba 91 m²
House€650,000
opcina-sukosan
7 bd 2 ba
House€600,000
opcina-sukosan
5 bd 3 ba
Apartment€287,000
Sukošan
2 bd 1 ba 76 m²
Apartment€273,000
Sukošan
2 bd 1 ba 74 m²
House€1
Sukošan
12 bd 8 ba 551 m²
Apartment€440,000
Sukošan
3 bd 2 ba 137 m²
Apartment€1,200,000
Sukošan
3 bd 2 ba 142 m²
House€880,000
Sukošan
3 bd 5 ba 160 m²
House€800,000
opcina-sukosan
4 ba
Villa€3,650,000
opcina-sukosan
4 ba
Apartment€559,000
opcina-sukosan
2 ba
Apartment€1,090,000
opcina-sukosan
2 ba
House€1,850,000
Sukošan
5 bd 310 m²
House€590,000
Sukošan
4 bd 144 m²
House€4,600,000
Sukošan
40 bd 1,630 m²
House€660,000
Sukošan
5 bd 187 m²
House€1,200,000
Sukošan
4 bd 112 m²
Apartment€313,845
Sukošan
2 bd 90 m²
Apartment€318,000
Sukošan
2 bd 91 m²
Apartment€313,845
Sukošan
2 bd 90 m²
House€880,000
Sukošan
4 bd 160 m²
House€1,250,000
Sukošan
9 bd 390 m²
Buyer's guide: Sukošan
Sukošan real estate is a Dalmatian coastal market near Zadar, led by apartments (31 of 78 listings) but with plots, houses, penthouses and villas as well. The median asking price is €559,000. Its range is very wide, so the detail below matters.
Sukošan prices
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €559,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €297,000 to €1,090,000 |
| Price per m² | €3,212 |
| Median size shown | 242 m² |
| Listings | 78 |
What is for sale
31 apartments, 19 plots of land, 18 houses, 6 penthouses, 2 villas and 2 commercial properties. Sixteen listings have five or more bedrooms, while 9 each have two, three and four. The size figure of 242 m² mixes plots and buildings, so use price per m² only as a rough guide. Compare Croatian apartments, villas and land.
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The setting
Sukošan lies on the coast a short distance south-east of Zadar and is best known for its large marina, which draws sailors. Zadar and its airport are within reach, so it works for second-home buyers who want sea access without the Split or Dubrovnik price tag. Closest markets are Zadar and Sveti Filip i Jakov; Nin, Vir, Pag and Povljana are further along the coast and islands, useful for comparison.
Buying in Croatia
Croatia uses the euro. EU citizens buy freely; non-EU buyers need reciprocity and approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which can take months. Property transfer tax is 3% (new builds carry 25% VAT instead). A Croatian lawyer should verify the land-register (zemljišna knjiga) entry and any legalisation of buildings.
See the Croatia guide, financing and country overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Sukošan: FAQ
Is Sukošan good for a holiday apartment?
Its marina and Zadar proximity suit it, but compare listings for distance to the sea and seasonal demand. Marina proximity helps rental potential but check seasonality, as summer demand can drop sharply in winter.
Can a non-EU buyer purchase?
Usually yes with Ministry approval based on reciprocity, so ask a lawyer early. Reciprocity means the buyer's country must allow Croatians the same right; Ministry approval can take weeks to months.
Why is the price range so wide?
The set includes cheap plots and older flats alongside villas and penthouses. Penthouses and villas pull the upper quartile to €1,090,000.
What is the transfer tax?
3% on resale property, paid by the buyer; VAT applies to new builds. Notary and court fees come on top of the tax, so budget a little extra.
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