In a small, quiet place on the island of Korčula, only 2.7 km from the town of Korčula, an old stone house has been renovated and housed 3 beautiful apartments.
On the ground floor there are two one-room apartments, each with its own terrace, and on the first floor there is a beautiful two-room apartment with an attic that extends over the entire floor.
Apartment A3 is located on the first floor of the house and has two bedrooms, a spacious living room, kitchen, bathroom and two toilets, and the total area of the apartment is 77m2 + attic.
During the renovation, the highest quality materials were used and quality equipment was installed. The architects who participated in the project made excellent use of the space and gave the old Dalmatian house a new shine. The house has retained the outline and style of local architecture.
The combination of tradition and modern elements make this apartment perfect for a stay.
If you still want the whole house for yourself, that's still not a problem either! The house has just been put on the market and all three apartments are for sale. The price for the entire house with a total area of 147m2 with an attic that extends over the entire floor and a garden of 70m2 is EUR 310,000.
The house is split level, has separate meters for water and electricity.
The property is neat.
This beautiful house is 2 minutes away by car, or 2.7 km from the sea, beaches, restaurants and all other facilities.
The central Dalmatian island of Korčula is 46.8 km long, with an average width of 5.3 to 7.8 km, has an area of 270 km2 and is the sixth largest island in the Adriatic Sea. It is separated from the Pelješac peninsula by the Pelješki channel, and the shortest distance between them is 1270 m. The island of Korčula is well indented by a series of bays and coves. The climate on the island is very mild, with Mediterranean characteristics. Average temperatures are relatively high: it is 16.8 degrees C annually, 9.1 degrees C in the coldest month of January, and 26.9 degrees C in the warmest month of July.
The island abounds in natural beauties of special appeal, worth visiting and getting to know. Near the town of Korčula is an archipelago of about twenty uninhabited islets overgrown with thick maquis and accessible shores: some of them have smooth stone slabs by the sea suitable for sunbathing.
Korčula is a historical fortified town on the east coast of the island of Korčula.
The old town is surrounded by walls, and the streets are laid out in herringbone patterns, allowing for free air flow, but also protecting against strong winds.
Among the more significant historical sights, we will mention the Gothic-Renaissance Cathedral of St. Mark, the town hall, and the massive city walls, as well as the Franciscan monastery from the 15th century with a beautiful monastery on the island of Badija.
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