First-line sea-view apartment in Durrës, Albania – 2 bedrooms, 96 m²
- Floor space: 96 m² / 1,034 ft²
- Property type: Apartment
Description
First line, by the sandy beach
Morning on the terrace starts with a view of the sea. This furnished apartment in Durrës is on the sixth floor of a first-line building with a lift, and the sandy beach is right in front of it.

Bright rooms, a simple layout
The living room and American kitchen share one open space. The two bedrooms open separately, so everyone has a quiet room of their own.

Durrës, a historic port on the Adriatic
Durrës stands on the ruins of ancient Epidamnus, and its history goes back to around 627 BC. You can still visit the amphitheatre, the city walls and the Venetian tower. The municipality has 64 kilometres of coastline.
A home, a holiday place or an investment
You could live here all year, keep it for holidays, or buy it as an investment. If you plan to rent it out, ask a local professional about the costs and rules before you buy.

Further reading
About the city and daily life: What Would It Be Like to Live in Durrës?
About this apartment: The sea begins at the terrace — first-line apartment for sale in Durrës
More properties: Properties in Albania
Viewings are arranged with our local partner office, and we stay with you until the purchase is complete. We recommend having the contract reviewed by a local lawyer.
If you would like more details or a viewing, please get in touch.
Property Features
Equipment
- Elevator
- First line by the sea
- Floor 6
- Furnished
- Ideal for investment and tourism
- Terrace
Nearby
Not specified what's nearby
Location on the map
Real estate agent
- Real estate sales and purchases
- Contract preparation
Who is behind Azurian Coast?
I'm Hajnalka Szikora, independent international property consultant and founder of Azurian Coast. My involvement starts with the first question and ends at the transfer of ownership. Buying abroad means a different legal system, a different process and often a different language, and that is where I can help. You don't need a concrete plan yet. A question is enough.
