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House 170.64 m², oasis with 3 apartments, pool – Novigrad
Zadar, Novigrad, Novigrad
1,250,000 €
Bedrooms 5
Bathrooms 3
Area 170m²
Key information
Property type House
Category For Sale
Property subtype Detached
Completion Move-in ready
Property ID RE552378
Price per m² 7353 €
Description
For sale is a detached house with a net area of 170 m² in Novigrad, with a swimming pool, 3 apartments and 5 parking spaces, located 200 m from the beach.
The house is located on a plot of 487 m² and offers an open sea view. The property extends over the ground floor, first floor and a roof terrace. The ground floor houses two separate apartments, a common hallway of 7.04 m², a summer kitchen of 21.57 m², a toilet of 1.94 m² and a storage room of 6.67 m². The first apartment (41.01 m²) consists of a living room with kitchen and dining area (24.98 m²), a bedroom (12.23 m²), a bathroom (3.80 m²) and a covered terrace with a sea view. The second apartment (42.80 m²) includes a living room with kitchen and dining area (24.72 m²), a bedroom (14.28 m²), a bathroom (3.80 m²) and a covered terrace. On the first floor, there is a third apartment (86.83 m²) with a living room, kitchen and dining area (29.72 m²), three bedrooms (11.49 m², 12.74 m² and 13.39 m²), two bathrooms (3.84 m² and 3.54 m²), a hallway (12.11 m²), a balcony of 27.69 m² and a terrace of 29.82 m².
On the roof, there is a spacious terrace with installed water and electricity connections. The house is built of concrete and brick, and was renovated in 2022. It is equipped with a heating system, air conditioning, ventilation, and anti-burglary doors, and is sold furnished. Separate water meters have been installed, and electrical installations are prepared for separate use of the units. The property also has a permit for an additional floor.
The landscaped garden includes an outdoor swimming pool with a net area of 32 m² with an 8 m² engine room, a spacious sunbathing area, an outdoor shower, and a barbecue. The property provides 5 outdoor parking spaces. The property is located 200 meters from the beach, 1,100 meters from the center of Novigrad, and 23 km from the airport.
Energy class A+. The documentation is in order, the property is free of encumbrances and ready for immediate occupancy. It is currently used as a fully developed and profitable tourist project.
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Property details
Air conditioning
Close to the beach
Open space
Outdoor pool
Summer kitchen
Storage room
Privacy
Quiet environment
Beach access
Balcony
Preserved
Renovated
Security door
Outdoor parking
Parking space
Terrace
Close to the sea
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Barbecue
Garden
Sundeck
Washing machine
Internet
Close to the center
Television
Dishwasher
Floor plan
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