Living in Primošten
Primošten is a small town about 28 km south of Šibenik. Its old town sits on a small peninsula crowned by a church, and the hills around it are covered with the famous stone-walled vineyards where the Babić wine grows.
With pine-shaded beaches, a lively summer and Split Airport about 40 km away, Primošten is one of the most sought-after places to buy on this coast.
Houses, villas and apartments in Primošten
Primošten has a wide mix of property: stone houses in and near the old town, modern villas with pools and sea views, apartments, and new developments such as Primošten Resort.
Building land in Primošten
Building land in Primošten is in high demand and limited in supply, especially with a sea view. Careful checks of the spatial plan, ownership and access are essential before buying.
Buying property in Primošten: questions
What is Primošten Resort?
Primošten Resort is a development of more than 100 new apartments and villas above Primošten. N24 is a sales channel for the resort, and all its units are listed on the Primošten Resort page.
Can foreigners buy property in Primošten?
Citizens of EU countries can buy property in Croatia under the same conditions as Croatian citizens. For citizens of other countries it depends on an agreement between Croatia and their country and on approval by the Ministry of Justice. Tomislav will check your case before you make an offer.
What should I check before buying land in Primošten?
Check that the plot lies inside the building zone of the spatial plan, that the land registry and the cadastre match, who all the owners are, and that the plot has road access and utilities. N24 checks all of this for the land it sells.