Trosobni stan treći kat, Sućidar, Split
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Grade A+apartment

Trosobni stan treći kat, Sućidar, Split

Split · Split Riviera

€429,000

Asking Price (EUR)

Indicative figures

The Croatian coast earns most of its year from July to October. The yield annualises the comparable Airbnbs' own July–October 2026 nights on one national season curve (measured on Hvar), so where the shoulder season is shorter than Hvar's, as in Istria, it may read high.

3.5%

Net Yield (managed, after tax, all-in)

4.9%

Self-managed (after tax, all-in)

6.9%

Gross Yield (on all-in cost)

47%

Occupancy (modelled, annual)

Net yield is what a fully-managed owner letting as a household renter keeps after the flat-rate income tax per bed (owed whatever the bookings), divided by the all-in acquisition cost. The per-bed amounts are the default for the municipality’s tourism category; the municipality’s own decision can differ. Financing is not modelled. Confirm the regime with a Croatian tax adviser.

Projected Gross Revenue: €32,154/yr
Nightly Rate: €188implied by the gross revenue and the occupancy
Flat-rate income tax (household renter, per bed): €800/yr
Payback (managed, after tax): 28.4 years
Brixfox Score: 91.9 / 100
Comparable Airbnbs: 351
Data Confidence: 90%
Tourism category: I

True Investment Cost

Price + the 3% transfer tax, the buyer’s agency fee, the lawyer, the notary, the land registry, a sworn court interpreter and furnishing.

€469,133

+9.4% over asking

Asking price€429,000
Real-estate transfer tax (3%)€12,870
Buyer’s agency fee (3% + 25% VAT)€16,088
Lawyer and land-registry checks€4,290
Notary (signature certification)€150
Land-registry entry and court fees€100
Sworn court interpreter€200
Furnishing & short-let launch€6,435
All-in investment€469,133

Where the listing does not state that VAT is included in the price, the 3% transfer tax is charged, the conservative case. Budget extra for a building survey and a power of attorney if you will not sign in person.

Annual Operating Costs (fully managed)

The stored cost lines behind the net yield above.

Gross rental revenue€32,154
Rental management (20% of gross)−€6,431
Booking channel fees−€1,286
Cleaning & consumables (net of guest fee)−€1,608
Utilities (electricity, water, internet)−€2,000
Insurance (short-let owner)−€300
Maintenance reserve−€2,145
Building reserve fund (pričuva)−€498.96
Property tax (porez na nekretnine)−€231
Tourist tax (lump sum per bed)−€280
Tourist board membership (per bed)−€60
No VAT (gross at or below the €60,000 registration threshold)€0
Flat-rate income tax (household renter, per bed) (4 beds)−€800
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Living area: 77 m²

Categorisation not checked

Brixfox has not read this listing’s full description, so it cannot say whether the agency states a categorisation (rješenje o kategorizaciji). Ask the agency for the decision; a new owner applies for their own either way.

A flat in a building with several owners needs the written consent of the co-owners holding two thirds of the shares before it can be categorised for short lets (the 2024 amendment to the Hospitality Act). Ask the building manager (upravitelj) whether that consent exists or can be obtained.

EU and EEA citizens buy Croatian property on the same terms as Croatians. A buyer from outside the EU and EEA can buy only where their country grants Croatians the same right (reciprocity), with the approval of the Ministry of Justice, which takes months, or through a Croatian company. Agricultural land is excluded either way. Confirm the route for your nationality with a Croatian lawyer before you make an offer.

Ask a Croatian lawyer to confirm in the land registry (zemljišna knjiga) that the seller owns the home, and ask the county tourism office whether a new owner can obtain a categorisation decision (rješenje o kategorizaciji) for it. A decision belongs to the current owner and does not transfer with the sale.

Location

Split, Split Riviera, Croatia

Listed by Opereta

Price
€429,000
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Trosobni stan treći kat, Sućidar, Split

Split · Split Riviera · Ref BF-189669Source · Opereta
Asking price
€429,000
Net yield
3.5%
Fully managed · Non-resident tax
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Built area
77 m²
Brixfox Score 92 · A+Financial analysis ↓

Categorisation not checked

Brixfox has not read this listing’s full description, so it cannot say whether the agency states a categorisation (rješenje o kategorizaciji). Ask the agency for the decision; a new owner applies for their own either way.

A flat in a building with several owners needs the written consent of the co-owners holding two thirds of the shares before it can be categorised for short lets (the 2024 amendment to the Hospitality Act). Ask the building manager (upravitelj) whether that consent exists or can be obtained.

EU and EEA citizens buy Croatian property on the same terms as Croatians. A buyer from outside the EU and EEA can buy only where their country grants Croatians the same right (reciprocity), with the approval of the Ministry of Justice, which takes months, or through a Croatian company. Agricultural land is excluded either way. Confirm the route for your nationality with a Croatian lawyer before you make an offer.

Ask a Croatian lawyer to confirm in the land registry (zemljišna knjiga) that the seller owns the home, and ask the county tourism office whether a new owner can obtain a categorisation decision (rješenje o kategorizaciji) for it. A decision belongs to the current owner and does not transfer with the sale.

Financials

What it earns, what it costs to own, and the net yield

Financial analysis
· Brixfox Standard · Non-resident · Fully managed
Fully managed is the Brixfox Standard shown on every card: a full-service manager's commission, charged on top of the Airbnb/Booking channel fees (not the cleaning cost — changeovers are funded by guest cleaning fees; you bear the residual). Self-managed drops the commission; the channel fees stay, because the platform is paid whoever manages, and you pay staff/local operations, a higher cleaning residual and your own time directly. Both scenarios divide the SAME gross revenue — the toggle changes the cost stack, not the revenue. That revenue is observed from actively-operated comps, so self-managed assumes you match their performance.Both scenarios share the same projected revenue — the toggle changes who runs the property and what that costs, not what it earns.
Net yieldNet operating income ÷ all-in investment. After local operating taxes; before home-country personal tax and financing costs. Modelled from observed market performance of comparable Airbnb listings.
3.5%
€16,514 net operating income /yr
Gross yield · all-in basis
6.9%
−3.4 pts in operating costs & local taxes
Before tax in your home country and financing costs. Estimates, not financial advice.
Modelled from Airbnb listings we track across Split — live calendar data.

No Airbnb match on file

We have not confirmed this exact property on Airbnb, so it carries no operating history here. The figures above rest on the comparable set — a launch scenario, not a track record.

Revenue assumptions

Derived from the comparable Airbnb listings below. The headline ADR is the expected BOOKED rate — nearby asking prices corrected by our measured, market-calibrated asking-to-booked factor. Occupancy is calibrated against tracked reference homes nearby. Comp cards below show raw asking prices.
Expected ADR
€188
Expected booked rate (market-calibrated)
Expected occupancy
47%
Full-year estimate, market-calibrated
Projected annual revenue
€32,154
ADR × occupancy × 365
Comp data observed in USD · converted at €0.88/$
Seasonal occupancy pattern
Peak Aug +74% · Low Jan -64%
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Monthly occupancy relative to the annual average: one national curve for Croatia, measured over three years on Hvar.
The Croatian coast earns most of its year from July to October. The yield annualises the comparable Airbnbs' own July–October 2026 nights on one national season curve (measured on Hvar), so where the shoulder season is shorter than Hvar's, as in Istria, it may read high.

Investment basis

The true all-in acquisition cost — asking price plus purchase costs, renovation and furnishing. Every yield on this page is computed against this total, not the asking price.
Adjust the figures to your deal — yields recalculate live.
Purchase price· asking
€
Acquisition costs· 7.9% of price, auto-calculated
€33,698
Real-estate transfer tax (3%)€12,870
Buyer’s agency fee (3% + 25% VAT)€16,088
Lawyer and land-registry checks€4,290
Notary (signature certification)€150
Land-registry entry and court fees€100
Sworn court interpreter€200
Renovation budget· no measured Croatia basis — enter your own quote
€
Furniture & STR launch
€
All-in investment
€469,133
+9.4% over asking
Fully managed scenarioSwitch the scenario with the toggle at the top of the financial analysis — it drives every figure in this section. Gross revenue is identical in both scenarios (the comps' observed performance); the Villa Scorecard and risk panels elsewhere on the page always quote the fully-managed Brixfox Standard.
Gross annual revenue
€32,154
Rental management (20% of gross)
−€6,431
Booking channel fees
−€1,286
Cleaning & consumables (net of guest fee)
−€1,608
Utilities (electricity, water, internet)
−€2,000
Insurance (short-let owner)
−€300
Maintenance reserve
−€2,145
Building reserve fund (pričuva)
−€499
Property tax (porez na nekretnine)
−€231
Tourist tax (lump sum per bed)
−€280
Tourist board membership (per bed)
−€60
No VAT (gross at or below the €60,000 registration threshold)
€0
Flat-rate income tax (paušal, per bed)
−€800
Net operating income
€16,514/yr
Net yield on all-in investment
3.5%

Income tax is the flat amount per bed (paušal) that an owner letting as a household renter (iznajmljivač u domaćinstvu) pays, owed whatever the bookings: letting through a company is taxed on profit instead, which this page does not model. The 13% VAT on accommodation is charged only once the gross passes €60,000 a year. A household renter may let only once the county office has issued a categorisation decision, which belongs to the owner and does not transfer with the sale. Financing is not modelled.

Rental yield + value growth

Your net rental yield plus a yearly rise in the property's market value (land and building) that you choose. Value growth is an assumption, not data — which is why it starts at 0% and is kept out of the yield figures above.
Property value growth per year · your assumption0%
0%2% · Brixfox model assumption8%
Yield + value growth
3.5%/yr
3.5% net yield + 0% value growth
Value growth figures are illustrative only. The marker is the yearly growth Brixfox's model assumes for this market, not measured local price history; local supply, regulation and currency moves can materially change outcomes. Not financial advice.

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Evidence

Where it sits, and who confirms it

Comp table: Market evidence ↑ in Financials

Location

Agency pin · unverified

Split · Split Riviera

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Verdict

Score, and what could go wrong

Same net-yield basis as the financial analysis

Brixfox Score

92A+
LocationNot rated
Split, Split Riviera — rated in the BrixfoxScore location pillar
Rental YieldAverage
3.5% net yield on all-in cost
OccupancyAverage
47% average occupancy
Nightly RateGood
€188 per night
Visual AppealGood
6/10 visual appeal
Size & SpaceAverage
77 m² interior
CategorisationNot stated
Categorisation not checked — ask the agency for the decision · a flat in a shared building: co-owner consent needed
TenureGood
Full ownership (vlasništvo) — outside the EU and EEA, on reciprocity only
Net yield of 3.5% (fully managed, on all-in cost) is near the market average — model your cashflow carefully
Occupancy at 47% — factor in seasonal gaps

Solid potential with some areas to watch. The strong rental metrics offsets the weaker rental yield.

Risk & what-if

ScenarioOccupancyNet income /yrNet yield
-17 pts occupancy30%€8,2821.8%
-7 pts occupancy40%€13,1472.8%
Expected47%€16,5143.5%
+10 pts occupancy57%€21,3804.6%

Brixfox Standard · Non-resident · Fully managed · net yield on all-in cost

TenureFreeholdno lease decay · no amortisation
Payback28.4 yearsfrom net rent at the expected case
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Modelled from live Airbnb calendar data around this property · operating costs per line, editable in the P&L · estimates, not financial advice.Data sources & methodology ›

Croatian yields are the figures Brixfox stores for each listing (model HR-2026.4), and the Financial analysis P&L above reproduces them line by line. The rent is an estimate from the Airbnb listings Brixfox tracks nearby: their asking rates corrected to a booked rate and their occupancy read from their calendars, annualised on one national season curve. It is not this home’s own record. The costs are the listing’s own lines: management (the self-managed view drops only that), booking channels whoever manages, cleaning, utilities, insurance, a maintenance reserve, the building reserve fund (pričuva) on a flat, the property tax per m², the tourist tax and tourist-board fee per bed, and the 13% VAT on accommodation once the gross is above €60,000 a year, less the household renter’s flat-rate income tax per bed (paušal), owed whatever the bookings, at the statutory default for the municipality’s tourism category (the municipality’s own amount can differ), on an all-in cost that includes the 3% transfer tax, the buyer’s agency fee, the lawyer, the notary, the land registry, a sworn court interpreter and furnishing. The cost lines are the listing’s stored ones; the price and the growth assumption can be changed above. Market factors in Croatia may impact actual yields.