Property: Croatia

Croatian hideaways
Great properties near historic towns and beautiful beaches

STARIGRAD-PAKLENICA, ZADAR, DALMATIA
Price:from €500,000
Details:a large villa with four terraces, set in a National Park, 25km from Zadar airport.
TEL: +353 1821 5025,WWW.ADRIATICRIVIERA.COM

CAVTAT, DUBROVNIK
Price: from €620,000
Details: a 12-bedroom house 20km south of Dubrovnik, with good rental potential. Cavtat has great conditions for diving.
TEL: +44 (0)161 439 3619,WWW.CROATIANSUN.COM

MILNA, ISLAND OF BRAC
Price: from €350,000
Details: semi-detached stone house comprising two fully renovated and furnished duplex apartments, each with two bedrooms. One has a terrace with sea views, and the property is located a minute’s walk from the sea and town centre.
TEL: +385 2134 1050,WWW.DREAMCROATIA.COM

ORSAT BONIC APARTMENTS, DUBROVNIK
Price: From €950,000 [+ commission]
Details: An old stone house in the historic town centre with three levels and a private mooring in the harbour.
TEL: + 385 2033 1878, WWW.WINKWORTH.HR

PINETA DEVELOPMENT, NOVIGRAD, ISTRIA
Price: from €135,000
Details: Pineta is about 700m from the beach and a 10-minute walk from the old town. All the apartments have sea views, and the price includes a storage unit.
TEL: +353 1821 5025, WWW.ADRIATICRIVIERA.COM

Croatia:
Where’s Hot & Where’s Not?
The Istrian peninsula has slightly lower prices and boasts the best tourist infrastructure. Stretching along the coast, east of Istria is the Kvarner area, whose towns are well known among partygoers. In Dalmatia, Split and Dubrovnik are popular tourist sites, but prices can be higher. The capital, Zagreb, is the best for rental gain, and has a European feel. Central Croatia and Slavonia are more underdeveloped, so more suited to developers or those looking for a gamble.