Farm in Vojnik, Slovenia, 210 m²

We offer an extensive farm with an area of 26,800 m2, located in a quiet and sunny location in the village of Zlateche, near the New Church, in the municipality of Vojnik. The farm includes several connected plots with meadows, pastures and forest. There is an old manor house and several auxiliary buildings on the territory.

The farm was originally built in 1900 and is a classic massive structure with a gable roof and a partial basement. The facility is connected to basic utilities such as electricity and water. The building requires major repairs or can be replaced with new construction, giving the buyer the freedom to create a new house or vacation home.

Additional buildings include three auxiliary buildings; former outbuildings and warehouses for tools, the total area of which is about 210 m2. The buildings are made of classic brick and wooden materials suitable for renovation, can be used as a cowshed, workshop or warehouse. Together with the main house, they form an enclosed courtyard space, providing complete privacy and natural protection from the wind.

The plots are divided into: 56% agricultural land (meadows and pastures), 41% forests, 2% built-up and inhabited lands and 1% other areas. The space provides unique opportunities to create a small farm, ranch, or eco-tourism facility.

The location is sunny, the terrain is slightly rugged and surrounded by calm, undeveloped nature, ideal for nature lovers, animals or those who prefer privacy. There is a school, a shop and basic infrastructure in the immediate vicinity. It is 5 minutes to the New Church, 10 minutes to Voynik, about 35 minutes to Celia, and a 30—minute drive to the A1 motorway exit (exit Celia—East).

• House size: 210 m2
• Total land area: 26,800 m2
• Agricultural land: 14,900 m2
• Forest land: 10,900 m2
• Built-up and inhabited land: 530 m2
• Other areas: 380 m2
• Main communications: electricity, water
• Structural condition: requires major repairs or replacement

The investment attractiveness of this facility is estimated at 7 out of 10, given the prospects for increasing value through reconstruction or the development of tourism potential.