Autochthonous renovated semi-detached stone house, Poreč area

Located in a quiet and picturesque Istrian village not far from Poreč, this beautiful semi-detached stone house from 1911 exudes the charm of traditional Istrian architecture. Stone walls, wooden beams and rustic details create an authentic atmosphere that evokes the spirit of the past.

The house is spread over three floors, with a total area of ​​about 130 m², while the garden covers 1000 m². The ground floor contains a garage and a spacious tavern with a fireplace, ideal for family gatherings and get-togethers. On the first floor there is a large loggia, an entrance hall, a bedroom, a bathroom, a living room with a kitchen and a closed terrace. Wooden stairs lead to the second floor, where there are two spacious bedrooms.

The house is sold fully furnished, with heating provided by a wood stove and air conditioning units, providing comfort throughout the year. The spacious garden offers many possibilities, including the construction of a swimming pool and a summer kitchen, which further increases the attractiveness of the property.

The microlocation of the house is very quiet, ensuring maximum privacy. Despite this, Poreč, a city of rich cultural heritage, excellent restaurants, shops and beautiful beaches, is only a 15-minute drive away. Poreč offers all the necessary facilities for life and numerous recreational activities, making this location ideal for those who want to enjoy the charms of Istrian life.

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