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| Bedrooms | Listings | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 bedrooms | 19 | €315,000 |
| 4 bedrooms | 28 | €470,000 |
| 5+ bedrooms | 38 | €370,000 |
Qerret has 104 houses and villas for sale, with a median asking price of €357,500. Qerret is the beach village between Golem and Kavajë that has become the busiest development site on this part of the coast, and its houses are mostly new: villas with gardens and pools in gated developments a street or two back from the sand, built for buyers from Tirana and abroad who want a detached summer home rather than a flat in a complex.
A three-bedroom house in Qerret has a median asking price of €315,000, a four-bedroom house €470,000 and a villa with five or more bedrooms €370,000. 11 houses are listed under €200,000 and 18 under €300,000.
Houses and villas are a smaller and more expensive segment of Qerret real estate than apartments; land and commercial property in Qerret have their own pages below.
6% of the houses listed in and around Qerret are still under construction and are sold off-plan by the developer with staged payments; 15% advertise a sea view. Prices per square metre sit above the apartment market here, because a villa with a garden close to the beach is the scarce product on a strip dominated by apartment blocks. Older village houses exist but are a minority of the listings.
Foreigners buy Qerret houses outright with no residency condition. With so many villas unfinished, the checks are the developer's building permit, the registration of your preliminary contract, the plot's classification and, close to the beach, the coastal-strip rules.