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€350,000€389/sq m
€389/sq mIndividual Villas for Sale in Golem
Golem Durrës, Golem, Albania
900 sq mUnder construction3 rooms
Median asking price in Albania: €1,592 per m², €500,000 per property, from €95,000. 33% are new build or under construction. 14% advertise a sea view.
| Bedrooms | Listings | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 bedrooms | 33 | €233,300 |
| 3 bedrooms | 161 | €409,200 |
| 4 bedrooms | 343 | €544,000 |
| 5+ bedrooms | 432 | €550,000 |
Detached houses and villas for sale in Albania ask a median of €500,000, or €1,592 per square metre of living space; half of them sit between €300,000 and €800,000 and the cheapest start around €95,000. Three-bedroom villas have a median of €409,200 and four-bedroom villas €544,000. 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 Albania 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. 33% 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.
The villa market in Albania has three centres. Around Tirana, developers build gated villa estates in Farkë, Lundër and along the Tirana to Durrës corridor for families who want a garden within commuting distance of the capital, at the highest prices outside the Riviera. Around Durrës and its villages the choice is broadest and cheapest, from new villas at Gjiri i Lalzit and on the Golem and Kavajë coast to family houses in the hinterland. On the Ionian coast, above Vlorë, around Himarë and on the Riviera, villas are few, sold on the view and priced accordingly.
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.