House in Istria County, Pula
Sales are attractive estate with villa and olive groves
Near Pula – Istria, Croatia – opposite the Brijuni National Park
Size of Real Estate: Land 3,165 m2 Villa 200 m2, terrace 88 m2 + 12m2 and two Mediterranean terrace of 110 m2, olive grove with 55 olive trees – old plantation is 25 years old.
DISTANCE: Distance from the coast 50 meters, Marina 350 m, airport 12 km, National Park Brijuni 3 km, Pula 12 km, Venice (Italy) 127 km. Excellent road, air and sea links provide access to all European capitals in a few hours.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
The property is located in Peroju picturesque Istrian village, established in 1657. The location is unique because the property is located on a quiet spot in the idyllic bay and at the same time not far from the beautiful Brijuni National Park: www.brijuni.hr
A new facility with an outstanding 22-year-old grove of olive trees in the Mediterranean organized environment.
Situated in the peace and quiet of the beautiful Istrian Bay.
The property has its own parking lot and two driveway to the Villa.
The land is in a sunny position, but with his razigbanostjo warm days offers a pleasant shade.
Property is free of encumbrances, registered in the land register and has all the permits, also has its own house number and the regulated utility (water, electricity, …).
Further possibilities: Already built VILLA gives unlimited possibilities excellent distribution of the interior spaces and the execution of three separate roofed patio. It is also excellent sunny location perfect for a pool and wiropoolov your taste in personally selected corner of this exceptional property. South side which itself suggests the summer pavilion a few meters from the shore.
The facility has been completed and is sold at a stage which allows the new owner to the property adds a personal touch with a touch of his lifestyle. Construction condition of the facility allows for the execution of residential premises and installation of equipment according to their own preferences and tastes.
