For sale · Marina · Splitsko-dalmatinska
Marina! Building land of 3692 m2!
We are selling land in Trogir, MARINA, area of 3692 m2, rectangular shape, located in the building zone of the settlement.
The land provides numerous opportunities for the development of residential and business facilities.
The primary purpose of the land is residential, while the secondary purpose includes all facilities that accompany housing, such as sports-recreational, health, educational, religious, commercial, tourist-catering and service facilities, as well as traffic and green areas, as well as communal facilities and facilities.
The plot is rectangular in shape.
Access road and connections of water and electricity to the plot.
Quiet location, ideal for a family house or more houses with business premises.
For more information and a viewing arrangement, contact us with confidence
Vilibald Vuco
+385 97 7182 364
[email protected]
The asking price per m² is slightly above the median of comparable listings.
The price per m² is higher than 59 % of comparable listings.
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388,000 € · 3,692 m²
105 €/m²
Similarity 88 %
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387,000 € · 3,692 m²
105 €/m²
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This comparison uses current asking prices in the CroReal database. It is not an estimate of market value or an actual sale price.
Price: 387,660 € · Price per m²: 105 €/m²
Land size: 3,692 m²
First row by the sea: Yes
The asking price per m² is slightly above the median of comparable listings. Compared with 22 similar listings.
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Marina is a village and a municipality in Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia. Marina is a tourist resort and a small harbor near the old Dalmatian town of Trogir. The town is dominated by a Venetian picturesque fort (tower), a former summer house of Trogir bishops from the 15th century, restored and adapted into an hotel. Place was mentioned in 1070 AC as Bosiljina.
Population: 4 273
Source: Wikipedia