House€160,000
Stara Pazova

85 homes and apartments for sale in Stara Pazova, Serbia.
24 properties shown
House€160,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€79,000
Stara Pazova
House€385,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€44,900
Stara Pazova
Apartment€44,900
Stara Pazova
House€125,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€93,280
Stara Pazova
House€118,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€146,300
Stara Pazova
House€98,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€175,000
Stara Pazova
House€130,000
Stara Pazova
House€220,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€65,000
Stara Pazova
House€95,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€170,720
Stara Pazova
House€380,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€150,000
Stara Pazova
Commercial property€170,500
Stara Pazova
House€171,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€96,000
Stara Pazova
House€171,000
Stara Pazova
House€171,000
Stara Pazova
Apartment€117,920
Stara Pazova
Buyer's guide: Stara Pazova
Researching property for sale in Stara Pazova? Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show 85 properties and a median asking price of €117,920. Stara Pazova is a town in Vojvodina's Srem district, roughly 30 km north-west of Belgrade, and its rail link makes it a cheaper commuter base.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings.
| Measure | Stara Pazova |
|---|---|
| Listings | 85 |
| Median asking price | €117,920 |
| P25 to P75 | €79,900 to €171,000 |
| Median €/m² | €1,617 |
| Median size | 70 m² |
Apartments lead with 50 listings, houses add 22, land 8 and commercial 5. By bedrooms, 10 are two-bedroom, 8 five-plus, 4 each of one- and four-bedroom, and 3 three-bedroom.
See Serbian apartments, houses and land.
Stara Pazova is known for its Slovak community and cultural institutions, and it sits on the Belgrade to Novi Sad rail corridor. Belgrade is reachable by train and road, and Novi Sad is on the other side.
Buyers range from Belgrade commuters to families who prefer a smaller-town setting.
Foreigners can buy property in Serbia on a reciprocity basis, with agricultural land treated differently. Contracts are notarised, and ownership is registered in the cadastre. Property transfer tax is 2.5%, and new builds from developers carry VAT, so confirm who pays what.
Check the cadastre record, mortgages on the title and building permits. See our Serbia buying guide and financing guide.
The Belgrade-Novi Sad rail line gives Stara Pazova a clear commuter role. Check station distance, parking and noise if a home is near the tracks. Serbian flats are often sold with their land share and common areas registered separately, so ask the notary to confirm exactly what is being transferred, and look at utility costs such as district heating, which vary by building.
Belgrade is the capital market. Novi Sad, Veternik, Futog and Sremska Kamenica are in the Novi Sad area. See Serbia property.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, roughly 30 km north-west, with rail and road links.
€117,920, or about €1,617 per m².
Yes, contracts are notarised and registered in the cadastre.
2.5% on property transfers, though who pays can be negotiated.