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Zadar, Privlaka - Three-room apartment in a residential area near the sea 77 m2, new building

Zadar, Privlaka, Privlaka

250,000 €

Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 4
Area 77m²

Key information

Property type Apartment
Category For Sale
Property subtype Apartment in building
Completion New construction
Property ID RE73022
Price per m² 3247 €

Description

A luxury residential complex of three villas is being built in Privlaka, not far from Zadar: Villa Astoria consists of six apartments. A luxurious two-room apartment with a total NKP of 77.30 m2 is located on the first floor of Villa Astoria. The apartment consists of: a hallway, a bathroom, a living room with a kitchen and dining room, a covered balcony, and two bedrooms. The apartment includes one outdoor parking space.
The villas are located on a plot of 2650 m2, so each building has its own garden with a beautifully decorated yard enriched with native herbs and plants to get the best possible atmosphere of the Mediterranean. The villas are located in a quiet part of Privlaka right next to the sea, close to all the necessary amenities of urban life (shops, cafes and restaurants).
When designing, attention was paid to the application of original construction values, such as simplicity, functionality, which result in comfort - comfort and quality, both of the surrounding terrain - the yard and the interior space. Each apartment has a sea view from the beautiful comfortable terraces. A parking space is provided for each apartment in the yard. When designing, the pools are placed on parts of the land so as not to disturb the privacy of the apartments. The apartments will be built from the highest quality materials, chosen to satisfy energy efficiency, luxury and comfort. Illuminated by plenty of natural light through large sliding balcony walls and equipped with the most modern materials, the apartments of Villa Astoria, Estera and Gina will impress and satisfy even the most demanding customers. Each Villa has its own swimming pool for tenants in the yard, while the upper apartments - penthouses have their own swimming pools - so-called jacuzzis.
EQUIPMENT:
Smart Inverter air conditioning heating and cooling systems in all rooms
Underfloor heating in bathrooms
Top quality interior carpentry with full frames of modern design and lines
Modern six-chamber PVC exterior carpentry with triple-layer insulated glass and Low-e coating on the outside of renovated European manufacturers, exterior carpentry is equipped with ALU shutters with electric drive and integrated mosquito nets
Top sanitary equipment from renowned EU manufacturers
Parquet and first class ceramics
Preparation for SMART installation Smart key - card for entry into the building
Video intercom
Electric vehicle charging station
Thermo facade
All structural elements are dimensioned and will be executed according to the highest standards in earthquake engineering (9 seismic zone).
ESTIMATED MOVE-IN DATE 12/2024.
LOCATION:
Privlaka is a picturesque tourist and fishing town located on a spacious, flat peninsula. Surrounded on all three sides by the crystal Adriatic Sea and beautiful beaches, located between the historically and culturally rich cities of Zadar and Nin. Clean air and medicinal black mud make this location attractive to people with health problems such as asthma, rheumatism and the like.
Privlaka is an ideal place for those who want to relax, but also participate in various events. It is far enough away from the city bustle to provide the necessary peace, and close enough when you want to experience the glamor of a larger tourist town.

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Air conditioning
Video intercom
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Parking space
Outdoor pool

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