Apartment house, Trogir, Croatia

Completely renovated traditional Dalmatian house in Seget Vranjica, in superb location near the sea.

It entails three floors, one residential unit on each, featuring very nice view of the sea from both upper floors. It consists of 140 square meters of living space, over land plot of 51 square meters.
The apartment on the ground floor consists of dining room, living room and kitchen as one unit, bedroom, bathroom and storage room. This apartment is refurbished and partially furnished.
The apartments on the first and second floors have very similar floor plan configurations. Each apartment includes kitchen and dining room combined with living room and bedroom into a single unit, bedroom and bathroom. Two terraces are sprawling on the second floor, one for each of the two apartments.
Both apartments are fully furnished and equipped, including air conditioning units, satellite television, wireless internet, complete kitchen with oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker and grill. High-quality PVC carpentry with double-layer insulated glass is also installed.
The house is in excellent condition, without the slightest of defects, it is extremely close to the sea and the beach, and well road connected to all important amenities in its immediate vicinity. The town of Trogir is 6 km away and the Split airport is only 11 km away. Property is ideal for use as a family house for vacation or residence, and extremely attractive for the tourist rental business.

Other information, distances from:
Sea: 125 m
Beach: 150 m
Town center: 500 m
Public transport stop: 500 m
Shop: 400 m
Restaurant: 200 m
Clinic: 5 km
Pharmacy: 4.5 km
Bank: 5 km
Post office: 5.5 km
Diving center: 2 km
Airport: 11 km
Marina: 4.5 km

Trogir, a small Croatian town on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, shines as a cultural gem. Its historic core, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, comes alive with narrow streets and a square surrounded by stone monuments. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence, with its impressive gate, attracts pilgrims. A stroll through the square opens a window into life, where the scents of seafood mix with local music. Along the waterfront, boats and yachts create a picturesque contrast to historic buildings. Trogir is not just about the past; it also offers the joys of the present. Its restaurants tempt with Croatian specialties, and evenings can be spent overlooking the sunset over the sea. Overall, Trogir is like a living story that invites exploration of history and the beauty of the Croatian coastline.