Luxury real estate in Split
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Villa in Split, Croatia
A beautiful villa for sale, located in a quiet and peaceful location near Split, just a few minutes by car. The villa is located on a large plot on a hill, has three floors and offers a beautiful panoramic view of Split, the sea and the surrounding area. On the ground floor there is a tavern with a large barbecue, bathroom, storage of approx. 10...
1 150 000 €
House in Split, Croatia
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For sale is an old stone house built in the XII century and located on the territory of Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The house has a living area of 100 m2 and consists of three studio apartments, each with bathroom and separate entrance.
The building was completely renovated in 2016,...
1 500 000 €
House in Split, Croatia
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For sale is a beautiful house located on a hill in one of the most beautiful parts of Dalmatia, from where there is an endless and beautiful view of the sea and islands. This luxury house is surrounded by beautiful nature and equipped with all amenities. On the ground floor, 140 m2, there is a garage (83.7 m2),...
4 200 000 €
Hotel in Split, Croatia
Hotel for sale, located in the center of Split, in a quiet location, just a few minutes on foot from Diocletian's Palace and the Riva. The hotel consists of 14 comfortable rooms for 1,2,3 or 4 persons, reception, bar, restaurant and a small outdoor terrace. All rooms are decorated with a minibar, a safe and a private bathroom with a shower...
1 200 000 €
Apartment in Split, Croatia
Luxury apartment for sale, located in an exclusive location in the historic of city center. The apartment is located in one of the parts of the ancient palace, next to the central waterfront and has a stunning view of the sea, promenade and park Marjan. The apartment has an area of 65 m2 and consists of a spacious living room, fully equipped...
1 500 000 €
Cafe, restaurant in Split, Croatia
Unique office space for sale, located in the basement of an old apartment building, just 50 meters from the historic city center. The space has an area of 209 m2 and is divided along the wall by authentic stone arches typical of XIX architecture century. This space has a ceiling height of 3.4 m, two bathrooms for guests and is ideal for the...
8 500 000 €
Hotel in Split, Croatia
For sale is a small luxury hotel in the heart of the historic district in the old town of Split. The hotel is housed in a traditional stone apartment building, built in 1799 and completely renovated in 2017, surrounded by well-preserved local architecture and many cultural monuments, and using the highest quality materials and equipment during...
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