Overview
- Updated On:
- 2026-09-03
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- 53 m2
Description
A two-room apartment of 53.45 m² on the second floor of a building in Zadar. The layout is simple and practical: a living room, a separate bedroom, a self-contained kitchen with a dining area, a bathroom with WC and a hallway. The apartment also comes with a storage room (Croatian drvarnica) for seasonal items and bicycles.
Layout
- Living room — white walls, laminate flooring, air conditioning and glazed balcony doors that light the interior for most of the day. There is also room for a work station along the wall: a desk with a shelving unit for books and files.
- Bedroom — a separate room with a double bed, a wardrobe and wooden parquet flooring.
- Kitchen with dining area — closed off, in high-gloss white units, with an induction hob, an oven, an extractor hood and a free-standing fridge-freezer. Next to it, a round table with four chairs.
- Bathroom with WC — renovated: a shower cabin with a rain shower head and mosaic tiling on the wall, a wall-hung toilet with a concealed cistern frame, a washbasin with a cabinet, a tall towel cupboard and a washing machine spot with a water heater above it.
- Hallway — a fitted shoe cupboard, a mirror and tiles in a light marble pattern.
Condition and equipment
The apartment is well kept and ready to move into with no building work required. The kitchen, bathroom and hallway are laid with large-format tiles, the living room with laminate, the bedroom with parquet. The property is furnished, with kitchen appliances and air conditioning in the living room. Utilities: electricity, mains water, sewerage.
Location
Zadar is one of the few cities in Dalmatia that lives all year round, not only in season. It has its own city beaches — Kolovare, Uskok and Borik — an Old Town with the Roman Forum, the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun installation, a ferry port serving the islands of the Zadar archipelago, and an international airport with connections to Poland. Shops, schools, bus stops and medical care are spread across the whole city, also outside the immediate centre.
Legal status
Full ownership with a clean land register entry, share 1/1. The property is free of fractional co-ownership, which considerably simplifies and shortens the transaction.
Price and costs
Price: 259 900 €. When buying a resale property in Croatia, the buyer pays 3% real estate transfer tax, calculated on the market value. Standard notary and land registry fees apply on top of that.
Buying as an EU citizen
As an EU citizen you buy in Croatia on the same terms as a Croatian national — no ministry approval required. The transaction requires a Croatian identification number (OIB), which we arrange for you. The path: a preliminary contract with a deposit of about 10%, then the notarial deed and entry in the land register. We guide you through the entire process and we handle purchases for buyers who cannot be present at every stage.
Arrange a viewing in Zadar or an online presentation — we will show you the apartment live on camera and answer your questions about the building, the costs and the formalities.