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Apartments for rent in Črnomerec

80 listings · median €1,400 · €14.0/m²

Črnomerec (October 2026): 80 long-term rentals, from €450 to €14,500 a month; the median is €1,400. The median for a two-room flat is €700 a month (21 listings).

Data updated: 28 Oct 2026

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  • Listing photo: 4+ rooms · 300 m²
    €8,000/monthutilities not stated

    4+ rooms · 300 m²

    Šestinski dol

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Šestinski dol
  • Listing photo: 3-room · 78 m² · 1st floor
    €1,100/monthutilities not stated
    Within the usual range

    3-room · 78 m² · 1st floor

    Črnomerec

    Carlton nekretnine

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Črnomerec
  • €900/monthutilities not stated
    Within the usual range

    3-room · 60 m²

    Črnomerec

    Carlton nekretnine

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Črnomerec
  • €3,500/monthutilities not stated

    4+ rooms · 250 m²

    Sveti Duh

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Sveti Duh
  • €1,100/monthutilities not stated
    Within the usual range

    3-room · 85 m²

    Sveti Duh

    Carlton nekretnine

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Sveti Duh
  • €2,500/monthutilities not stated

    4+ rooms · 300 m²

    Sveti Duh

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Sveti Duh
  • €600/monthutilities not stated
    Within the usual range

    2-room · 43 m² · 4th floor

    Črnomerec

    Imperium Immobiliare

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Črnomerec
  • The Ilica entrance to Zagrebačka pivovara: a low historic gatehouse beside tram tracks.The Ilica entrance to Zagrebačka pivovara: a low historic gatehouse beside tram tracks.
    €700/month+ utilities ~€300
    Below the usual range

    4+ rooms · 100 m² · 3rd floor

    Kustošija

    Marlimat nekretnine

    seen at the source 9 h ago

    Kustošija

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What it's like to live in Črnomerec

Črnomerec is a district in north-west Zagreb, a long strip running from the railway in the south up into the forests of Medvednica. It takes its name from a stream, and in the narrowest sense the name means the area around the tram terminus. The flat part south of Ilica is fully built up, continues the Lower Town and has most of the public facilities. Further north the ground turns hilly, cut by streams such as the Kustošak, Kuniščak and Jelenovački potok, and the northern part still shows traces of traditional village life.

The district takes in Kustošija, Sveti Duh, Jelenovac, and Šestinski dol with Vrhovec, as well as Mikulići, Bijenik and Lukšići on the slopes of Medvednica; the medieval fortress of Medvedgrad stands on a hill above Lukšići. It is home to the Sveti Duh Clinical Hospital, the Sestre milosrdnice Clinical Hospital Centre on Vinogradska cesta, and the Grmoščica and Jelenovac park-forests. Old industrial sites line Ilica and the railway. On Prilaz baruna Filipovića, the riding hall of an Austro-Hungarian cavalry barracks, designed in 1910, housed a textile factory from 1924 to 2008; restored, it is now Lauba, a house for people and art.

Trams run along Ilica to the Črnomerec terminus, which the line reached in the early 1910s. The bus terminal beside it serves western parts of the city, the district's hillside settlements, Zaprešić and Bistra. On the southern edge, suburban trains stop at Zapadni kolodvor, opened in 1862 and Zagreb's central station until 1892, and at Kustošija.

Sources (checked 25 Oct 2026)

The neighbourhood in numbers

  • City district: Črnomerec · 3.3 km from Ban Jelačić Square as the crow flies
  • Tram lines nearby: 2, 6, 11
  • Night tram 31 · Črnomerec stop, about 2 min on foot
  • Day trams on weekdays: first at 4:34, last at 0:18 (Črnomerec stop)From ZET's timetable, valid until 31 Dec 2026
  • From the tram to the door: mostly level; 5 % of addresses at least 20 m above their stopAddresses within 1.5 km of a tram stop as the crow flies, ground height against the nearest stop. Source: DGU (heights and addresses), Open Licence; adapted by NajamStanova.com. Every neighbourhood by climb
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Census 2021: 38,084 people, 7.0% of households renting, 24.6% of flats empty. Empty flats by district

In the district

  • 10 kindergartens
  • 9 primary schools
  • 4 health-centre sites
  • 14 pharmacies
  • 30 food shops
  • 11 parks
  • 1 market
  • 2 dog parks

Sources: City of Zagreb, Croatian Open Licence (kindergartens 14 Oct 2026; schools, health centres and pharmacies 28 Feb 2024); food shops and parks: OpenStreetMap, ODbL (20 Oct 2026). data.zagreb.hr · © OpenStreetMap

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a flat in Črnomerec?
The median asking rent is €1,400 a month, ranging from €450 to €14,500 (80 listings, as of 28 Oct 2026). These are asking prices from listings, not agreed rents.
How much does a two-room flat cost here?
The median for a two-room flat is €700 a month, based on 21 listings.
What's the rent per square metre in Črnomerec?
The median asking rent is €14.0 per square metre a month, from listings that state the floor area (as of 28 Oct 2026).
Are there flats up to €500 in Črnomerec?
Yes, 2 listings right now with rent up to €500. Turn on alerts to hear about new ones.
How far is Črnomerec from the city centre?
The centre of Črnomerec is about 3.3 km from Ban Jelačić Square as the crow flies.
Which trams stop in Črnomerec?
Day tram lines 2, 6 and 11 stop within about 700 m of the centre of Črnomerec (ZET timetable).
Are there listings with no agency fee?
Right now no listing explicitly states that there's no agency fee. For the others the fee isn't stated or is charged.
What agency fee do these listings ask?
Of the 31 listings that state a fee, 31 ask one month's rent (100%). An agency may charge a fee only under a written brokerage contract.
What deposit is asked for these flats?
Of the 37 listings that state a deposit, 28 ask one month's rent, 4 ask two months' rent and 5 ask another amount.
Where do these listings come from?
From the websites of real-estate agencies we follow and from owners who post with us for free. Every agency listing links to its original ad, where you arrange a viewing.