Two-bedroom apartment with a terrace made for slow evenings

The terrace does the heavy lifting here. It’s where your morning coffee cools while the street below wakes up, and where dinner drifts on long after the plates are cleared. Inside, 75 square metres of net living space are arranged with two proper bedrooms and a single bathroom — enough room for a couple, a young family, or anyone who works from home and wants a real door to close.

Built in 2014 and coming to market as a resale, this Durrës apartment has the quiet advantages that matter day to day: an elevator, so groceries and tired legs never face a stairwell, and air conditioning for the peak of an Adriatic summer. The 82-square-metre gross footprint keeps the layout generous without a wasted corner.

At 140,000 euros, this is a place with its practical questions already answered — solid concrete construction, a working building, an address in one of Albania’s most established coastal cities. Picture unlocking the door after a day out, dropping your bags, and stepping straight onto that terrace as the light softens.

Arrange a viewing and walk the rooms yourself — the terrace tends to make the decision for people.