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| Bedrooms | Listings | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 bedrooms | 18 | €1,200,000 |
| 4 bedrooms | 25 | €1,100,000 |
| 5+ bedrooms | 15 | €1,480,000 |
There are 64 houses and villas for sale on the Albanian Riviera, the Ionian coast between the Llogara Pass and Sarandë, with a median asking price of €1,200,000. These are the most expensive houses in Albania: villas above the beaches of Dhërmi and Drymades, in and around Himarë, in the quieter bays of Qeparo, Borsh and Lukovë, and restored stone houses in the old villages on the slopes. 80% of listed houses advertise a sea view.
A three-bedroom house on the Albanian Riviera has a median asking price of €1,200,000, a four-bedroom house €1,100,000 and a villa with five or more bedrooms €1,480,000. 1 houses are listed under €200,000 and 2 under €300,000.
Houses and villas are a smaller and more expensive segment of Albanian Riviera real estate than apartments; land and commercial property on the Albanian Riviera have their own pages below.
Supply is small because buildable land is scarce and the coastal rules are strict; 36% of listings are still under construction, usually as one-off villas or small gated groups above the beach roads. Prices are set by the view and by which village: Dhërmi and front-line Himarë at the top, Borsh and Lukovë lower.
Foreigners buy Riviera houses outright when the plot is a building plot. The coast's history of ownership disputes and of unpermitted building makes the permit, the cadastre record and the land classification of any olive grove attached the essential checks, handled by an independent lawyer. The Llogara tunnel has put the whole coast within an hour of Vlorë.