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Apartments for rent in Maksimir

151 listings · median €1,400 · €13.6/m²

Maksimir (October 2026): 151 long-term rentals, from €340 to €5,500 a month; the median is €1,400. The median for a two-room flat is €700 a month (27 listings).

Data updated: 28 Oct 2026

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  • Listing photo: 3-room · 100 m² · 1st floor
    €900/month+ utilities
    Below the usual range

    3-room · 100 m² · 1st floor

    Bukovac

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Bukovac
  • Listing photo: 1-room · 30 m² · ground floor
    €500/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    1-room · 30 m² · ground floor

    Maksimir

    Kristal nekretnine

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €4,000/month+ utilities
    Above the usual range

    4+ rooms · 151 m² · 1st floor

    Kvatrić

    Zagreb4U and 1 more

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Kvatrić
  • €1,300/month+ utilities
    Above the usual range

    3-room · 74 m² · 1st floor

    Kvatrić

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Kvatrić
  • €2,000/month+ utilities
    Above the usual range

    4+ rooms · 104 m² · 2nd floor

    Maksimir

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €1,500/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    4+ rooms · 87 m² · ground floor

    Maksimir

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €1,100/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    3-room · 63 m² · ground floor

    Maksimir

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €2,500/month+ utilities
    Above the usual range

    4+ rooms · 112 m² · 1st floor

    Remete

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Remete
  • €1,400/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    4+ rooms · 94 m² · 2nd floor

    Maksimir

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €950/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    3-room · 70 m² · 1st floor

    Maksimir

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • No agency fee
    €750/month+ utilities
    Below the usual range

    4+ rooms · 90 m²

    Bukovac

    Best Croatian Properties

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Bukovac
  • €890/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    2-room · 60 m² · ground floor

    Maksimir

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €4,300/month+ utilities

    4+ rooms · 330 m²

    Remete

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Remete
  • €1,200/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    2-room · 80 m²

    Remete

    Kristal nekretnine

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Remete
  • €2,300/month+ utilities
    Below the usual range

    4+ rooms · 200 m² · 1st floor

    Maksimir

    Zagreb4U

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €550/month+ utilities ~€100
    Below the usual range

    2-room · 60 m²

    Remete

    Carlton nekretnine

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Remete
  • €1,500/month+ utilities
    Within the usual range

    4+ rooms · 107 m² · 1st floor

    Remete

    Biliskov nekretnine

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Remete
  • €1,800/monthutilities not stated
    Below the usual range

    4+ rooms · 180 m² · 2nd floor

    Remete

    Biliskov nekretnine

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Remete
  • €3,000/monthutilities not stated
    Within the usual range

    4+ rooms · 157.1 m² · 1st floor

    Kvatrić

    Biliskov nekretnine

    seen at the source 6 h ago

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

    2-room · 75 m² · ground floor

    Maksimir

    Best Croatian Properties

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €1,800/monthutilities not stated
    Within the usual range

    4+ rooms · 115 m² · ground floor

    Maksimir

    Best Croatian Properties

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €1,300/monthutilities not stated
    Below the usual range

    3-room · 110 m² · 1st floor

    Maksimir

    Imperium Immobiliare

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €850/monthutilities not stated
    Below the usual range

    3-room · 114 m² · 1st floor

    Maksimir

    Imperium Immobiliare

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir
  • €650/monthutilities not stated
    Within the usual range

    2-room · 45 m² · ground floor

    Maksimir

    Imperium Immobiliare

    seen at the source 6 h ago

    Maksimir

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What it's like to live in Maksimir

Maksimir is the district north-east of central Zagreb, named after Bishop Maksimilijan Vrhovac. It begins at Kvaternikov trg on its south-western edge and reaches up to the slopes of Medvednica. Besides Maksimir itself it takes in Kvatrić, Jordanovac, Ravnice, Bukovac, Kozjak, Remete and other areas.

The middle of the district holds Maksimir Park, a park-forest opened to the public in 1794 at Bishop Vrhovac's initiative and redesigned in the English landscape style under Bishop Juraj Haulik in 1839. It has five lakes, with the Zagreb City Zoo at its southern end, and is protected as a monument of park architecture. In the low-lying south-east of the district are Maksimir stadium and the residential area of Ravnice. The Faculty of Agriculture is on Svetošimunska cesta, and Rebro, the largest site of the University Hospital Centre Zagreb, is on Kišpatićeva in Jordanovac.

Maksimirska cesta, which runs from Kvaternikov trg to the junction with Bukovačka and Svetice by the park and stadium, is a densely built street of flats and shops, and trams run along it towards Dubrava. The northern parts of the district are hilly and residential, with no high-rise buildings, and are reached by buses from Kvaternikov trg, Svetice and Kaptol.

Sources (checked 18 Oct 2026)

The neighbourhood in numbers

  • City district: Maksimir · 2.7 km from Ban Jelačić Square as the crow flies
  • Tram lines nearby: 4, 5, 7, 11, 12
  • Night tram 31, 33, 34 · Park Maksimir stop, about 7 min on foot
  • Day trams on weekdays: first at 4:03, last at 0:57 (Park Maksimir stop)From ZET's timetable, valid until 31 Dec 2026
  • From the tram to the door: a median 24 m climb; 58 % 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: 47,356 people, 6.9% of households renting, 21.6% of flats empty. Empty flats by district

In the district

  • 11 kindergartens
  • 12 primary schools
  • 9 health-centre sites
  • 21 pharmacies
  • 44 food shops
  • 24 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 Maksimir?
The median asking rent is €1,400 a month, ranging from €340 to €5,500 (151 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 27 listings.
What's the rent per square metre in Maksimir?
The median asking rent is €13.6 per square metre a month, from listings that state the floor area (as of 28 Oct 2026).
Are there flats up to €500 in Maksimir?
Yes, 11 listings right now with rent up to €500. Turn on alerts to hear about new ones.
How far is Maksimir from the city centre?
The centre of Maksimir is about 2.7 km from Ban Jelačić Square as the crow flies.
Which trams stop in Maksimir?
Day tram lines 4, 5, 7, 11 and 12 stop within about 700 m of the centre of Maksimir (ZET timetable).
Are there listings with no agency fee?
8 listings explicitly state 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 50 listings that state a fee, 43 ask one month's rent (86%) and 7 charge no fee. An agency may charge a fee only under a written brokerage contract.
What deposit is asked for these flats?
Of the 75 listings that state a deposit, 69 ask one month's rent, 3 ask two months' rent and 3 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.