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Property with sea view for sale in Diklo
Prices and property information: Diklo
Asking prices · Properties for sale across the whole locality; these figures do not change with your filters.
We publish a price overview only when at least 30 usable observations are available for the property type.
How to read these prices
The median is the middle value of the asking prices per m² included in the calculation, not a confirmed sale price. Extreme values are filtered where the sample allows. Duplicate active house listings are reduced using photo groups. The sample counts observations after filtering, which may still include several listings of the same property.
The Diklo property market at a glance
There are currently 23 houses, 84 apartments and 24 plots of land for sale in Diklo.
A house here costs €1,500,000 on average (median); half of the houses are priced between €780,000 and €2,220,000. An apartment costs €560,000 on average (the middle half: €440,000 to €675,000).
86% of the houses and apartments are within 1 km of the sea, 28 of them in the first row. 7 houses have a pool, and 61 listings are marked as new builds.
Typical sizes are around 110 m² for apartments and 290 m² for houses, on plots of about 460 m².
How much does a house in Diklo cost?
The median asking price for a house in Diklo is €1,500,000; half of the listings are between €780,000 and €2,220,000 (as of 18 Oct 2026; asking prices, not sale prices).
How much does an apartment in Diklo cost?
The median asking price for an apartment in Diklo is €560,000; half of the listings are between €440,000 and €675,000 (as of 18 Oct 2026).
How many properties in Diklo are by the sea?
92 houses and apartments are within 1 km of the sea according to the agency or the description, 28 of them in the first row.
Are there new builds in Diklo?
Yes — about 61 houses and apartments are currently marked as new builds; some are sold before completion.
Asking prices from current listings, duplicates removed, as of 18 Oct 2026.
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Before buying a property
Alongside the asking price, compare the specific address, access to services, parking and ongoing costs. Use the following points when viewing a property and talking to the seller.
Year-round living or a holiday home?
Check which shops and services near the property are open outside the summer season. If you plan to stay in winter, ask about heating, insulation and ventilation.
For a home you will visit occasionally, establish who can check it, arrange maintenance and handle any problems while you are away.
Access and parking at the specific address
Check routes from the property to the places you will actually use. Allow for possible differences in journey times and parking availability during summer.
Confirm whether the advertised parking space belongs to the property, comes with a documented right of use or is public parking nearby.
Ongoing ownership costs
Request recent utility bills and, for an apartment, details of building charges, the maintenance reserve and planned repairs.
Check which current local taxes and charges apply to the particular property and your intended use. Include insurance and any property management costs in your budget.
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What you should know
A sea view is one of the few features of a property that cannot be added or improved later — a house either has one or it does not. That is precisely why it affects the price more than most other features and holds its value even in weaker years.
This page lists properties where a sea view is explicitly mentioned in the property description. How much of the sea is visible varies from one property to the next, so check the photographs and confirm during a viewing.