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Villas and detached houses for sale in Durrës, Albania

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Villa and detached house prices in Durrës

Median asking price in Durrës, Albania: €968 per m², €275,000 per property, from €110,000. 12% are new build or under construction. 14% advertise a sea view.

Villas and detached houses for sale in Durrës by number of bedrooms
BedroomsListingsMedian price
3 bedrooms23€195,000
4 bedrooms25€250,000
5+ bedrooms58€328,000
  • €100,000 to €200,00029
  • €200,000 to €300,00034
  • Over €300,00052

Buying a villa in Durrës

How much does a villa cost in Durrës?

Detached houses and villas for sale in Durrës ask a median of €275,000, or €968 per square metre of living space; half of them sit between €190,000 and €420,000 and the cheapest start around €110,000. Three-bedroom villas have a median of €195,000 and four-bedroom villas €250,000. A square metre of house asks less than a square metre of apartment in most of Albania; the total is higher because the house is three to four times the size and comes with a plot. The full set of houses for sale in Durrës includes terraced and semi-detached houses as well.

In Albanian, vilë is the everyday word for any detached house, so a listing that says villa is not promising a pool and a sea view; it says the building stands on its own. 12% of the villas listed are still under construction, almost always in a developer's gated complex sold from plans; the rest are existing houses, from new family villas to older houses in villages and on the edge of towns.

Where the villas in Durrës are

Durrës is the largest villa market in Albania and the broadest: new villas in the complexes of Gjiri i Lalzit north of the city, houses on the Currila hill with a view over the bay, family villas in the suburbs of Shkozet, Spitallë and Kënetë, and houses in the villages towards Sukth and Shijak that are priced for their land. The middle half of the market runs from about €210,000 to €560,000.

What to check before buying a villa in Albania

The plot first: a foreigner buys a house and its land directly when the plot is classified as construction land, which is the normal case for a villa in a complex or a house in a town, while agricultural land is held through a company or a lease, so the cadastral classification decides what you can sign. Then legalisation: a house built or extended after 1991 without a permit needs its legalisation completed before it can be transferred cleanly. Then the finish: a price per square metre far below the local median usually means a shell with no windows or connections. Our guide to house prices in Albania gives the medians by town and our due diligence guide lists the documents; for a villa bought from plans, read our guide to buying off-plan in Albania first.

Villas in Durrës: questions buyers ask

How much does a villa cost in Durrës?
Villas and detached houses in Durrës ask a median of €275,000 and €968 per square metre of living space, with half of the listings between €190,000 and €420,000. Prices start around €110,000.
What does "villa" mean in an Albanian listing?
Vilë is the ordinary Albanian word for a detached house, so most houses on the market are listed as villas whether or not they have a pool, a garden or a view. Across Albania houses described as villas asked a median of about €570,000 in October 2026 against €290,000 for houses described simply as houses, because the villa group is newer, larger and more often in a developer's complex.
Can a foreigner buy a villa with land in Albania?
Yes, when the plot is construction land, which it is for a villa in a complex or a house in a town. Agricultural land and bare plots within about 200 metres of the shore are held through an Albanian company or a long lease, so the plot's cadastral classification is checked before you commit.
Are new villas in Albania sold from plans?
Mostly. 12% of the villas listed in Durrës are still under construction, usually in gated complexes around Tirana and on the Durrës and Kavajë coast. The purchase follows the off-plan rules: a notarised pre-sale contract registered at the cadastre, staged payments and the final deed after the use certificate.