How Much Income Can a Villa with a Pool in Borsh Really Bring In?

Let me tell you something upfront:

If you’re looking at the Albanian Riviera and thinking about buying a villa to rent out, Borsh should be on your radar. Not just because it’s beautiful — everyone says that. But because it quietly outperforms expectations.

This is not Himara. Not Dhërmi. Not Saranda. It’s Borsh. A place with seven kilometers of uninterrupted beach, where time seems to move slower, the tavernas cook like grandmothers, and somehow, you’re never too far from nature or comfort.

But let’s get into the real question:

How much income can you actually expect from a villa with a pool in Borsh?

A Slow-Burn Destination with Strong Potential

First, a bit of context. Borsh isn’t (yet) overrun with big hotels or cookie-cutter resorts. That’s its charm — and also your opportunity.

Over the last few years, I’ve seen a steady stream of Italian, German, and Polish families explore Borsh not just as a summer escape… but as a second home.

Some of them come for a week and stay for a month. Others return year after year and eventually ask, “Can you help us find something here? Something that feels real?”

That’s when we usually end up standing in front of a modern 3-bedroom villa with a private pool, a big olive-tree-filled yard, and the sea just down the hill.

So… How Much Income Are We Talking?

Let’s get into the numbers.

A typical 3-bedroom villa in Borsh with a private pool, large garden, and parking — especially if it’s new construction and well-furnished — can comfortably bring in:

• €300 to €450 per night in high season (July–August)

• €200–€280 per night in shoulder months (May, June, September)

• €100–€150 per night in April and October (great for couples or off-season retreats)

Now, let’s assume you rent it out: