Overview
- Updated On:
- 2026-10-31
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- 63.30 m2
Description
A 63.30 m² apartment on the top floor (attic level) of a low-rise building in Mirca on the island of Brač. It has two bedrooms, a living room with kitchenette and two terraces totalling 22.10 m². The north terrace looks out over the sea and the mainland coast. The apartment is fully furnished, equipped with household appliances and air conditioning, and ready to move into.
Layout and floor areas
- Living room with kitchenette and dining area — 25.30 m², fully fitted kitchen, glazed doors to the north terrace with sea view
- Bedroom 1 — 18.98 m², double bed, roof windows
- Bedroom 2 — 13.83 m², also suitable as a children’s room or study
- Bathroom — 5.19 m², shower cabin, washing machine, electric water heater
The usable floor area is 63.30 m², and the terraces add a further 22.10 m². The terraces are part of the unit and are not included in the usable floor area.
Terraces and view
The north terrace (11.52 m²) faces directly onto the sea. From it you can see the channel between Brač and the mainland, the mountains on the opposite coast and the gravel beach in front of the building. It has room for a table with chairs and a parasol. The west terrace (10.58 m²) is more sheltered and offers privacy. It looks onto the surrounding buildings and part of the bay.
Good to know
The apartment is on the attic level. The bedrooms and some of the other rooms have sloping ceilings, which reduce the height near the walls. There is one bathroom for the two bedrooms.
Location
Mirca is a small, quiet village on Brač, right next to Supetar, the island’s main ferry port. Ferries run from Supetar to Split, and restaurants, shops and services are available locally. The property is in Split-Dalmatia County.
Legal status and price
Full ownership registered in the land register, with documentation approved by the authorities of the Republic of Croatia.
Price: 260 000 EUR. When buying on the secondary market, the buyer pays a 3% property transfer tax.
Buying as an EU citizen
EU citizens buy property in Croatia on the same terms as Croatian citizens and do not need ministry approval. The transaction requires a Croatian identification number (OIB), which we arrange for you. The first step is a preliminary contract with a deposit of approx. 10%, followed by the notarial deed and finally entry in the land register. We guide you through the entire process and also serve buyers who cannot be present at every stage.
Write or call to arrange a viewing on site or to see the apartment online by video.
