GEL 449,000
Navdaraantkari

145 homes and apartments for sale in Navdaraantkari, Georgia.
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24 properties shown
GEL 449,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 187,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 135,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 1,672,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 646,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 664,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 438,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 428,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 688,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 243,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 526,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 687,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 1,213,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 404,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 688,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 351,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 162,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 256,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 1,483,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 1,079,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 651,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 651,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 404,000
Navdaraantkari
GEL 494,000
Navdaraantkari
Buyer's guide: Navdaraantkari
This page covers property for sale in Navdaraantkari, a small locality where the median asking price is GEL 243,000 across 139 listings. Unlike a land-led market, the bedroom data points to family houses.
All figures are asking prices in Georgian lari taken from our current listings. The median is GEL 162 per m², and the median size is 902 m², which probably includes land around the buildings.
| Indicator | Figure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 139 |
| Median asking price | GEL 243,000 |
| Median price per m² | GEL 162 |
| Median size | 902 m² |
Of the listings that state a bedroom count, 16 have three bedrooms, 13 have four and 9 have five or more, with 3 two-bedroom homes and one one-bedroom. That is a picture of detached family houses on sizeable plots. Property types are not categorised in our data, so check each listing's description.
We recommend verifying the exact position before relying on distances. If you want a bigger market for comparison, Tbilisi is the capital, Saguramo is a smaller residential area, and Batumi is the coastal resort city on the Black Sea, far to the west.
Visit during bad weather, as access roads and drainage can be a problem on rural plots.
A median plot area of 902 m² means most buyers are getting a garden or small holding along with the house. Before you pay a deposit, ask for the cadastral code, a survey map and proof that the plot is categorised as non-agricultural. Check how the property connects to water, gas and electricity, whether the road is paved all year, and what the neighbouring land is used for. In Georgia a notary is not mandatory for every sale, so a lawyer's review of the registry extract is the real safeguard.
Foreigners may buy non-agricultural property in Georgia but not agricultural land. A purchase of at least $150,000 can qualify for a residence permit from 1 March 2026, if the conditions are met. Ownership is registered with the Public Registry, and a lawyer can verify title, encumbrances and the land category.
See the Georgia buying guide, the mortgage guide and the Georgia overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. Our data for this location is in Georgian lari, so we show lari.
Mostly family houses with three to five bedrooms, on larger plots.
No. Foreigners cannot own it in Georgia.
Purchases from $150,000 can qualify from 1 March 2026, subject to conditions.
Request an extract from the Public Registry showing the registered use. If it says agricultural, a foreign buyer cannot own it.