For sale · Novi Vinodolski · Primorsko-goranska
Novi Vinodolski one-bedroom apartment, second row to the sea
Apartment on the first floor, in the second row to the sea, consists of a living room with kitchen and dining area, bedroom with its own bathroom, entrance area, storage room and a balcony of 8,8 m².
The resort includes branded residences and hotel facilities, designed to provide owners and guests with maximum comfort, privacy and service at the level of a premium hotel.
The architectural and interior solution is signed by the internationally recognized studio Atellior, whose design combines contemporary elegance, Mediterranean spirit and timeless aesthetics, using high‑quality materials and attention to every detail.
Owners of the residences have at their disposal the resort’s extensive infrastructure, including a private beach with a VIP zone and cabanas, indoor and outdoor heated salt‑water pools, a wellness & spa centre with hammam and saunas, a panoramic gym with sea views, a padel court, an owners’ lounge and various lounges and communal areas intended for relaxation and socialising.
The offering is further complemented by top‑class gastronomic venues, bars and family facilities, including a children’s club.
The project is designed as a serviced resort, with a 24‑hour reception, concierge service, maintenance of common areas, security and the possibility to use a wide range of à la carte services.
Residence owners are entitled to the Accor Ownership Benefits Program, which includes VVIP status, benefits within the Accor hotel network worldwide and discounts on hotel, wellness and other services within the resort itself.
For owners seeking additional value, there is also the option to participate in a professionally managed rental program, operated by an experienced operator, while maintaining high standards of privacy and quality of stay.
Construction completion and phased handover of the residences are planned for the third quarter of 2026.
of that year, making Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Kvarner Bay one of the most anticipated luxury resort projects on the northern Adriatic.
The asking price per m² is well above the median of comparable listings.
The price per m² is higher than 97 % of comparable listings.
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422,700 € · 63 m²
6,710 €/m²
Similarity 99 %
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206,000 € · 61 m²
3,377 €/m²
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385,920 € · 60 m²
6,432 €/m²
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Novi Vinodolski
466,348 € · 62 m²
7,522 €/m²
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Novi Vinodolski
435,186 € · 62 m²
7,019 €/m²
Similarity 96 %
Novi Vinodolski
229,845 € · 61 m²
3,768 €/m²
Similarity 95 %
Novi Vinodolski
229,845 € · 61 m²
3,768 €/m²
Similarity 95 %
Novi Vinodolski
236,320 € · 63 m²
3,751 €/m²
Similarity 95 %
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Price: 435,186 € · Price per m²: 7,019 €/m²
Living Area: 62 m²
Rooms: 2 · Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1
The asking price per m² is well above the median of comparable listings. Compared with 50 similar listings.
These are prices actually paid when properties sold in Novi Vinodolski — a median of 2,499 €/m² for 2025, from public data published by the Croatian Ministry of Physical Planning (MPGI). The comparison with similar listings above is based instead on asking prices on the portal, which tend to be higher because prices are normally negotiated.
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Novi Vinodolski is a town on the Adriatic Sea coast in Croatia, located south of Crikvenica, Selce and Bribir and north of Senj. The population of Novi is 3,988, with a total of 5,131 people in the city administered area. The city area became a Frankopan property in the 13th century, marking the period to which the most valuable heritage is dated, including the Law codex of Vinodol. City hinterland is dominated by the Vinodol Valley, used for agriculture and winemaking.
Population: 4 328
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