We are selling a high quality Istrian stone house, restored with attention to authentic details, ideal for family life or as a luxury summer residence, located in Brtonigla.
The house occupies four floors and includes:
Large living room with dining area opening onto a covered terrace
4 bedrooms
2 kitchens
2 bathrooms and 3 toilets
On the ground floor there is an Istrian tavern with a separate entrance, with a wood-burning fireplace, which can be converted into a separate residential unit (for rental, entertaining, home fitness or commercial purposes).
The internal staircase is lined with high-quality terracotta, the rooms have oak parquet, and the bathrooms have ceramics. The furniture in the building (windows and doors with shutters) is custom made from wood and the attic has Velux uPVC roof windows with internal shutters. The kitchen of the Italian manufacturer Scavollini is made in an elegant classic style from solidhouse has an insulated facade, renovated in 2017.
The master bedroom has a balcony with beautiful panoramic sea views stretching from Savudrija to Porec.
The house is heated with central oil heating and has all the necessary communications. Sold furnished.
Next to the house there is private parking and a small ornamental garden, and across the road from the house there is a fenced building plot of 385 m² (all communications at/at the end of the plot).
Layout of rooms by floor:
Ground floor: 4 rooms, including space for the stove and oil tank, storage room, toilet and two large rooms with separate entrance.
Ground floor: main entrance, covered terrace, large kitchen with dining room, spacious living room.
Ground floor: bedroom with balcony, bathroom (shower, bath, bidet, 2 sinks, toilet), storage room with washing machine and wardrobes.
Attic: small kitchen, 3 bedrooms, living room, bathroom with shower and toilet.
Possibility of purchasing only a house without land.
Ideal location:
10 minutes drive to the Slovenian border and the first beaches (Novigrad, Lovrečica)
15 minutes to Umag
30 minutes to Groznjan and Motovun.
More detailed information can be found in the following materials:
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