Property in Croatia on the Dalmatian Island of Brac

Croatia is a sort of hodge-podge of the best partsrecreational facilities there are now many properties
of every other European country. The Italian walledavailable on the edge of the picturesque Sutivan
towns and sprawling villages of red-roofed housesharbour.
seem to mix with the quiet habours of Greece, theThis is one of the many small, gorgeous towns of
yacht-filled marinas of France, and Spain-likeBrac with clean streets, stone houses, and lovely
mountains.cafes and restaurants along the harbour's edge. "I
Many property investors can appreciate this charmwanted to find a location full of potential, something
and have caused the areas in and around historicmore than an investment with the scenery in mind"
Dubrovnik and hip Hvar island to explode in popularity.says Piper "Brac is a friendly and peaceful island and it
In these locations a two-bed apartment tends tohas all of the services and comforts homeowners
start around £300,000 and you'll be hard pressed toneed."
find a villa under a £650,000 price tag.Piper believes that purchasing property in Croatia can
However, one could sacrifice just a bit of the glitz forcreate an affordable opportunity to live the lifestyle
a more reasonable cost by moving up the coast tousually only found in more costly residences, such as
the towns of Split and Zadar. Recently new roadsNorthern Italy.
and an increase of flights have made this still largelyA Kavanjin apartment starts at £124,000, Cushman
unspoiled area more accessible.and Wakefield and Piper also offer Croatia properties
It is because of this that developer Andrew Piper hasbeginning at £77,000 in Putinak, which overlooks the
come to the area. He is currently developinggorgeous Sumartin harbor in Brac, they operate
properties in Sutivan, a beautiful, quiet village situatedthrough local company Broker Supetar.
on the stunning island of Brac, getting there is easyThat price would be greater still in countries such as
as an hour-long ferry ride from Split. With theItaly, Greece and France, but who needs to pay that
creation of stately apartments and communalhigh cost when Croatian property can offer it all?