Stari Grad - Starigrad - Nerežišća

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Luxury living in Bol

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With a rich history rooted in Roman civilization, Bol is a stunning gem on the southern coast of the island Brac, Croatia. Encapsulated in pine trees, adorned by historical sights like the Dominican Monastery and Dragon’s Cave, and nestled among the tranquil cobalt-blue Adriatic Sea, Bol offers an illustrious luxury lifestyle. Its most iconic geographical feature is the Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) beach, which has been deemed as the most beautiful beach in Croatia.

The Real Estate Market in Bol

The current exclusive property market in Bol is stable and seeing a consistent demand for luxury homes and apartments. However, with a smaller supply compared to demand, the market can be competitive for buyers yet advantageous for sellers.

Political and Economic Stability

With Croatia’s membership in the European Union, the political and economic situation in Bol is stable. This stability generates a favourable environment for real estate transactions.

Real Estate Purchase Costs

When plotting to buy a luxury home or apartment in Bol, apart from the purchase price, buyers should consider the real estate commission, transfer tax, notary fees, and potential construction or legal costs. The average commission paid by a seller or buyer varies but is commonly around 3-6%. Additionally, buyers are required to pay a transfer tax on private property which is currently set at 3%. It’s best to consult a local real estate advisor for a comprehensive overview of costs specific to your situation.

Taxes in Bol

Wealth tax on private home ownership in Bol resembles the rest of Croatia, there is no such tax. However, if you sell your privately owned home that is used as a main residence or a secondary home, you might be liable to pay tax on the profit.

Mortgage Requirements

The mortgage requirements in Bol are standard, with banks typically lending up to 80% of the property’s value, depending on the buyer’s financial standing and ability to repay the loan.
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A Look at Bol's Residential Areas

The vicinity of Zlatni Rat is one of the most sought-after and expensive residential areas in Bol, thanks to its close proximity to the beach and breathtaking views.

Getting to Bol

Although Bol is a small town, it is impressively accessible via air, with Brac Airport just a 20-minute drive away. Split, the nearest big city, is accessible via ferry and is a lush two-hour journey across the Adriatic.

Essential Amenities and Institutions in Bol

Bol hosts essential institutions like Bol Elementary School and Bol Open University providing quality education. The town is also a healthy short drive away from clinical-care components such as the Bol Medical Centre.

Outdoor Activities and Lifestyle Shops

Bol offers an exciting range of sports and outdoor activities such as windsurfing, scuba diving, and tennis, with the upscale shopping district offering a rich retail therapy experience.

The Finest Hotels, Restaurants, and Nightlife in Bol

Bol is home to luxurious hotels such as Hotel Bol and Bluesun Hotel Elaphusa, top-quality restaurants like Restoran Ranc, and vibrant nightclubs, lending the town its sought-after vibrancy.

Cultural Experiences and Annual Events

From the Bol Summer Festival to the annual Brac Film Festival, Bol is culturally rich with many galleries, and performance spaces like Dalmatian Kala Gallery to enjoy.

Healthcare and Public Infrastructure

In terms of healthcare, Bol offers well-renowned facilities such as Bol Medical Centre. As for public infrastructure, the amenities available in Bol are surprisingly comprehensive offering everything from supermarkets to sports facilities, ensuring a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle.

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Stari Grad - Starigrad - Nerežišća


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Living in Stari Grad

Nestled on the sun-drenched island of Hvar in the Adriatic Sea, Stari Grad is the oldest town in Croatia, carrying a rich history dating back to 384 BC. A cultural treasure trove, it houses UNESCO heritage sites like the Stari Grad Plain and emanates an enduring old-world charm through its well-preserved historic buildings such as Tvrdalj Castle. The town enjoys an enviable geographical location, perched at the end of a long, protected bay and surrounded by lush vineyards and olive groves. The crystal-clear waters and mild Mediterranean climate complete the tantalizing allure of Stari Grad.

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Living in Starigrad

Starigrad, boasting an opulent history and culture, is nestled on the beautiful Adriatic Coast. This gem is drenched in history with an array of impressive historical sights such as the Paklenica National Park and the ancient ruins of Većka Kula. Uniquely situated within the Zadar County, Starigrad is known for its breathtaking coastal area combined with a lush, beautiful, green landscape, providing a harmonious blend of sea and mountains.

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Living in Nerežišća

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque island of Brač, Nerežišća is a charming village steeped in a rich history dating back to the 13th century. This ancient town is flanked by awe-inspiring sights such as the Pustinja Blaca Hermitage and the intriguing Dragon’s Cave. Its privileged geographical location, in a plateau between the West and East coast of the Island, offers stunning views stretching across the vivid-blue Adriatic Sea. Amongst the cobblestone streets and stone houses, one can also spot the iconic local church bell tower, a symbol of Nerežišća's deep-rooted traditions.