It started with an apartment in Croatia.

I wasn’t an investor and I didn’t have a plan. I just wanted a small place by the sea - and it turned out you don’t need to be rich to have one. That one purchase changed how I saw the map of Europe. Once you start looking, you realize the whole continent is full of houses and flats going for the price of a used car: in villages, on islands, in the mountains.

So I kept going. A few years later I bought a house in Greece and went through the entire process myself - the foreign-language contracts, the paperwork, the notary’s office, all the things nobody warns you about until you’re already standing in them.

11 Houses is where I share what I find. Every issue is a handful of real listings from across Europe, most of them under €150,000, plus country guides on how buying actually works - the taxes, the traps, and the parts that only make sense once you’ve done it.

If that sounds like your kind of dream, you’re in the right place.

I'm not real estate agent. I’m not affiliated with any real estate agencies and I don't earn any commission from presenting these properties. Also, I’m simply enthusiast passionate about sharing affordable property options with you. The properties I list are selected based solely on their value and attractiveness as deals.

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