Bulgaria
The first place in the rating is taken by Bulgaria. A simple one-bedroom apartment located on the coast will cost from 25 thousand euros. A buyer will spend from 35-45 thousand euros for a two-bedroom apartment. The price of a private house within walking distance from the sea starts from 120 thousand euros.
Turkey
The second place among countries with the most affordable seafront real estate is occupied by Turkey. The price of apartments in residential complexes located near the sea starts here from 40-50 thousand euros. Private houses cost from 220 thousand euros.
Montenegro
Montenegro holds the third place in the Domire Estate’s list. An average apartment in the country will cost from 50-60 thousand euros. Remarkably, private houses near the sea are cheaper than in Turkey. The price of such housing starts from 150 thousand euros.
Greece
The fourth place in the rating of states with the cheapest prices for real estate goes to Greece. Apartments in seafront residential complexes will cost from 80 thousand euros. A private house can be bought for a minimum of 190 thousand euros.
Spain
The last place in the top 5 list of countries with the most affordable housing near the sea is awarded to sunny Spain. A minimum apartment price is the same as in Greece, while a private house will cost from 150 thousand euros.
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