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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 |
Himarë has 64 houses and villas for sale, with a median asking price of €1,200,000. Houses here are Riviera villas: on the slopes above Livadh and Potam, along the road towards the coves south of the town and in the old village above the harbour, where stone houses are being restored. 80% of listed houses advertise a sea view and 36% are still under construction.
A three-bedroom house in Himarë 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 Himarë real estate than apartments; land and commercial property in Himarë have their own pages below.
This is the top of the Albanian house market alongside Dhërmi. Buildable land on the Riviera is scarce, the water is the clearest in the country and the town runs all year, so a finished villa with a view commands a premium over anything on the Adriatic coast. New villas are usually one-off builds or small gated groups rather than large estates.
Foreigners buy Himarë houses outright when the plot is a building plot. The Riviera's strict coastal rules and its history of ownership disputes make the permit, the cadastre record and the plot's classification essential checks, and the area's Greek-speaking heritage means some older titles trace through complicated family histories. An independent lawyer is the normal way to handle all of it.