In Povljana on the island of Pag we offer for sale 4 bedroom luxury apartment on the 1st floor of a newly built building with 8 apartments.

Located in an attractive location - 1st row by the sea, with a beautiful panoramic view of the sea and the surrounding area.
It consists of: 3x incineration, kitchen with living room, hallway, 2x bathroom, terrace.
He owns one parking space.
There is a swimming pool in the courtyard of the apartment building, which can only be used by the owners of the ground floor apartment.

The island of Pag is one of the Croatian cities where you can relax on the beaches with fine golden sand, which are great for families. In the southeastern part of the island of Pag is the town of Povljana, where you will find restaurants, cafes and shops, stalls with beach supplies and souvenirs.

Citizens of the Czech Republic and legal entities based in the Czech Republic can buy property directly into their property in Croatia. Before entering into a future purchase or purchase contract, the buyer must have assigned OIB tax identification numbers. The registration of a new owner in the real estate cadastre takes several months.

When buying a real estate property buyer pays a real estate transfer tax (within one month of real estate transfer), he / she also pays fees for legal (notarial) services about 1% of the property purchase price plus VAT, a lawyer's services and a real estate agency commission purchase usually 4-5% plus VAT. Real estate tax is not paid in Croatia.

Property buyers in Croatia pay:

When buying a property from a seller who is not a VAT payer, the property transfer tax is 3% of the agreed purchase price. When buying a property from a seller who is a VAT payer, the real estate transfer tax is settled alternatively and tax exemptions for new buildings up to 2 years after the final building approval. The tax is usually paid within one month of the request to transfer the property to the appropriate authorities, following a call from the local tax office.

On the basis of the 1000 m coastline protected coastal regulation, a special regime is applied to limit new construction and stricter rules for the approval of new buildings. These limitations contribute to maintaining the typical character of the coastline and to increasing the attractiveness of first-class seafront properties.

The fees are indicative and the exact calculation is determined for each specific property.