ADRIATIC REAL ESTATE
D.W. Sunce d.o.o., Osječka 13, Pula
Hrvatska: +385 (0) 91 613 9021
Slovenija: +386 (0) 41 655 922

Villas

Beautiful villas with swimming pool, situated in the south of the Istrian peninsula, 3 km from the sea, 15 km from the airport, 7 km from the marina, built in Istrian style, using authentic Istrian stone with modern architectural solutions. The villa offers exceptional comfort: swimming pool, central heating (gas), air conditioning, hi-tech equipment and wireless Internet. They have 3 bedrooms, bathroom and toilet on each floor, living room with fireplace, kitchen and terrace.

Village

Old Istrian indigenous village ready to be rebuild, once had 10 buildings, although there are still two solid structures standing. It is located near the old railroad Grožnjan Parenzana. Former village extends to the total area of 7445 m2, of which 5706 m2 of building land and 1739 m2 of of agricultural land.
Price 410 000 €

Stone house

5 km from Vodnjan and 5 km from Svetvincenat, 15 minutes from the eastern and western coast of Istria, renovated stone house with two parking spaces. Ground floor: bathroom, kitchen, dining room, living room (fireplace), terrace (20 m2) (option jacuzzi). 1st floor, 2 bedrooms each with bath + shower + terrace (15 m2). 2nd floor, 1 room (bathroom) + sauna for 4 people. The house has a renovated old furniture (made in1911)

Duplex

Liznjan near Medulin, a new apartment - duplex, sea view. First floor: living room, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, balcony, dressing room. Second floor: bedroom, bathroom, large terrace

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BBC says: After 2013 buy houses in Croatia

BBC says: After 2013 buy houses in Croatia
The front page news of the British BBC, one of the most relevant international media, was published an article in which tourists and potential investors are invited after the year 2013 to invest in the purchase of real estate on the coast of our beautiful country, which will, they say from the Island, from the year of Croatian accession to the EU be "ripe for the picking."
- In two years, Croatia will, after Slovenia, become the second country from former Yugoslavia to join the European Union as the 28th member.
But, Croatia is now turned to face the future. Since the war in the 1990's, Croatia has become a leading tourist destination for Western tourists. Miles of beautiful Adriatic coast and forests and lakes in the interior have attracted travelers and purchasers of a 'second home' from all around the globe - BBC praised Croatia and its coastline, which is reminiscent, 1778 kilometers long, has more than a thousand islands and over 300 sunny days a year.

- Zagreb has a rich culture and rich night life, but the major tourist attractions and events center are on the coast. Visitors literally flock to sandy beaches of the Istrian Peninsula, the beautiful islands of the blue-green sea, the elegant entertainment on the island of Hvar, Split and Dubrovnik in order to learn of their history, culture and beauty - said the prime text of a BBC news-portal, where they did not forget to mention the gastronomic cuisine and the beauty of the architecture.