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Properties for sale - Umag

60 properties

Umag is the first Croatian town you reach coming from Slovenia or Italy, and that border position has shaped its entire market. Trieste is about an hour away and Ljubljana a little over two, so Umag has for decades been the second home of Slovenian, Italian and Austrian families who come here for long weekends as well as summers. The town has a compact historic core on a small peninsula, but the weight of the housing offer sits in the coastal settlements such as Katoro, Zambratija and Lovrečica, and inland towards Petrovija and Juricani, where houses with pools go up on larger plots. Savudrija at the far north-western tip carries the oldest lighthouse on the Adriatic, a golf course and the most exclusive end of the market. Umag is also known for the ATP tennis tournament played here since 1990, which gives the town a profile beyond the usual tourist frame. Border proximity also means a good share of owners use their property throughout the year rather than only in summer.

Slovenian, Italian and Austrian buyers for whom Umag is the nearest stretch of Croatian coast, alongside domestic buyers from Istria and Zagreb. A growing number of families use a house with a pool inland for long weekends and let it through the summer.

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60
Price range
266,444 € – 2,533,125 €
Average price per m²
5,755 €
Average floor area
108 m²

Listing mix: Apartment (49) · House (10) · Land (1)

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Neighbourhoods: Katoro, Savudrija, Zambratija, Lovrečica, Petrovija, Juricani

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the border matter when buying in Umag?

Trieste is about an hour from Umag and Ljubljana a little over two, so Slovenian and Italian owners use their properties well outside the annual holiday. That shapes demand: buyers want places usable in March and November, with heating and enclosed space, not just summer houses. For letting, the same proximity brings guests on shorter breaks, which makes the shoulder months easier to fill.

Should I buy on the coast in Umag or inland?

Settlements such as Katoro and Zambratija put the sea and maintained beaches within walking distance, but the plots are smaller and more densely built. Inland towards Petrovija and Juricani you get room for a house with a pool and a garden, with a ten-minute drive to the water that the great majority of guests do not mind. The decision usually comes down to whether your priority is swimming every day or space and privacy.

What does Savudrija offer compared with Umag itself?

Savudrija is Croatia's north-westernmost point, with a golf course, a marina and the oldest lighthouse on the Adriatic, so it carries a more exclusive end of the market than the town's own settlements. The surroundings are quieter and more sparsely built, looking out towards the Gulf of Trieste and, on a clear day, the Alps. For buyers who want calm while staying close to the border and the town, Savudrija is the logical choice, at a somewhat higher entry level.