Land Marina
For sale · Marina · Splitsko-dalmatinska
Property description
We mediate the sale of agricultural land in the nature of olive groves with a total area of 1062m2 which is located in Marina in the area of Dograda.
Ownership neat.
More information as well as a tour of the property with an agent is possible only with the signed Mediation Agreement, which is in accordance with the Data Protection Act and the Real Estate Brokerage Act.
The buyer pays the agency commission!
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The asking price per m² is well below the median of comparable listings.
The price per m² is higher than 0 % of comparable listings.
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Additional Details
- Price
- 16,000 €
- Status
- For sale
- Category
- Land
- Position
- Marina
- District
- Marina
- County
- Splitsko-dalmatinska
- ZIP
- 21222
- Land size
- 1,062 m²
- Listing ID
- 158993
Frequently asked questions about this property
How much does this property cost?
Price: 16,000 € · Price per m²: 15 €/m²
How big is this property?
Land size: 1,062 m²
Is the asking price fair compared to similar listings?
The asking price per m² is well below the median of comparable listings. Compared with 32 similar listings.
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About the area: Marina, Croatia
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
