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Land plots for sale in Sarandë, Albania

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Land prices in Sarandë, Albania

Median asking price in Sarandë, Albania: €344 per m², €120,000 per property, from €40,000. 64% advertise a sea view.

  • Under €100,0006
  • €100,000 to €200,00012

Buying land in Sarandë, Albania

How much does land in Sarandë cost?

Sarandë has 22 plots of land for sale, with a median asking price of €120,000. Land here is bought for villas and small complexes on the slopes above the bay, on the coast road towards Ksamil and around the Butrint lagoon, and for farming in the hills inland; 64% of listings advertise a sea view.

6 plots are listed under €100,000 and 19 under €300,000; the middle half of asking prices sits between €90,000 and €150,000.

Land is the part of the Sarandë property market where a foreign buyer's options are most limited; built property in Sarandë (apartments, houses, commercial premises) is listed on its own pages below.

Where to buy land in Sarandë

The view and the zoning set the price. Sarandë's slopes mean many plots have a wide view of the bay and Corfu, but the coastal rules restrict building near the shore and the Butrint area carries its own protections as a national park and UNESCO site. A zoned plot with a permit is worth many times a field with the same view.

Can a foreigner buy land in Sarandë?

A foreign buyer can purchase a building plot inside an urban zone directly; agricultural land and olive groves go through an Albanian company or a lease. Given this region's history of unpermitted building and demolitions, request the cadastre extract and the municipal plan before paying anything and use an independent lawyer.

Land for sale in Sarandë: frequently asked questions

How much is land in Sarandë?
The median asking price of the 22 plots listed is €120,000. Zoned sea-view plots above the bay and towards Ksamil are far above that; farmland inland far below.
Can a foreigner buy a plot near Sarandë?
A building plot in an urban zone, yes. Agricultural land and olive groves are restricted for foreign individuals and are bought through an Albanian company or leased.
Can I build near Butrint or the lagoon?
The Butrint area is a national park and UNESCO site with its own restrictions. Assume building is limited there until the municipality confirms otherwise.
Where are the sea-view plots?
On the slopes above the town and along the coast road towards Ksamil. Access roads and utilities decide how buildable they are.