Apartments and houses for sale in Lazarevac

Apartments and houses for sale in Lazarevac, Belgrade. 1 listing 170 000 €.

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Lazarevac

House, 180 m²

House for sale, 180 m², in Lazarevac. Partly furnished, original condition, older building. Amenities: available immediately, terrace, storage room, air conditioning, parking, garage. Price: 170 000 €.

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180 m²
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partly furnished

170 000 €

944 €/m²

Details

About Lazarevac

Lazarevac is a separate town in the south of the Belgrade area, about 60 km from the city centre. The large Kolubara coal basin is nearby, so many residents work in the energy sector.

Housing here is much cheaper than in Belgrade. Lazarevac suits people who work in the town or nearby rather than commuting to Belgrade every day.

We will find a home for your request in 15 minutes

Tell us what you need: district, budget, timing. We will send a selection of checked options from owners and answer your questions about moving.

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Buying questions

All questions
Can foreigners buy an apartment in Serbia?

Yes. Citizens of most countries can buy apartments and houses in Serbia. You need a passport and a Serbian tax identification number, which is issued during the transaction. Agricultural land is harder for foreigners to buy; we review such cases individually.

How does a purchase work?

The parties sign a preliminary contract and pay a deposit, then the main contract is certified by a notary. After payment, ownership is registered in the cadastre. We check the documents before the deposit and accompany the deal until registration.

What should be checked before buying?

Above all, the cadastre extract: who the owner is and whether there are encumbrances such as a mortgage or a lien. It is also worth checking that the apartment is legalised (uknjižen), that the actual area matches the documents and that any alterations were approved.

What taxes and costs are involved in buying?

Usually the property transfer tax, or VAT if the seller is a developer, plus notary fees and cadastre registration. The tax amount and who pays it depend on the type of transaction, so we calculate the exact figure for each property.

Does buying property give a right to a residence permit?

Serbia has a ground for temporary residence linked to property ownership. The requirements and the list of documents change from time to time, so we confirm the current conditions before the deal and help prepare the documents.