in 20248 Tomislavovac
Pearl of Adria, 2 houses, stunning mountain views. 12 minutes by car to the sea. Pelješac peninsula.
| Property number | 14505 | Type of use | Housing |
| Type of commercialization | Purchase | Type of property | House |
| Kind of property | Duplex house | Post code | 20248 |
| City | Tomislavovac | Country | Croatia |
| Living area | 333 sqm | Plot size | 2.986 sqm |
| Number of rooms | 10 | Number of parking spaces | 6 |
| Parking spaces | 6 Garages | Balcony | Yes |
| Terrace | Yes | Winter garden | Yes |
| Kitchen | Fitted kitchen | Purchase price | 888.000 € |
| External commission | 3,57% | Available from | Nach Vereinbarung |
| Property number | 14505 |
| Type of use | Housing |
| Type of commercialization | Purchase |
| Type of property | House |
| Kind of property | Duplex house |
| Post code | 20248 |
| City | Tomislavovac |
| Country | Croatia |
| Living area | 333 sqm |
| Plot size | 2.986 sqm |
| Number of rooms | 10 |
| Number of parking spaces | 6 |
| Parking spaces | 6 Garages |
| Balcony | Yes |
| Terrace | Yes |
| Winter garden | Yes |
| Kitchen | Fitted kitchen |
| Purchase price | 888.000 € |
| External commission | 3,57% |
| Available from | Nach Vereinbarung |
Property description The property for sale here with its built-up area of approx. 3000 m² is provided with two houses in massive construction. Each from the construction years 1980s and 2007, fully furnished with two apartments each, ideally also usable as vacation homes, with a total living space of approx. 333 m², 4 very spacious garages and various parking spaces.
On the property are many olive trees, a large walnut tree, a fig tree, two quince trees, plum trees, and about 50 vines. On the lower plot around house 1 there is an apple tree, almond and hazelnut trees, as well as about 20 more vines of another grape variety.
The entire property was officially resurveyed and registered in the land registry in November 2021. All existing walls of the property boundaries belong to the property.
The land register entry is clear, in the ratio 1:1 in ownership. It was reviewed and updated in 2022 and is unencumbered.
For more detailed information and details, as well as more pictures and a virtual tour, please feel free to request our exposé. Equipment/Features House 1:
Total living space about 180 m², 2 separate apartments with 3 rooms each KDB, large marble tiled balcony 10 meters long, large terrace around the house accessible, an additional outdoor shower, an additional outdoor toilet, large tiled stove on the upper floor, floors tiled except for the bedrooms. Furnished. Two small kitchens. Glazed veranda on the upper floor.
House 2:
Total living area approx. 153 m², 2 separate apartments with 2 rooms each KDB, floors brightly tiled except bedroom: there laminate beech. Completely furnished. 2 kitchens.
4 garages (house 2), of which 2 garages partly furnished and tiled, 2 windows to a separate workshop room, a built-in fireplace.
2 smaller garages/storage rooms separately behind house 1, 1 workshop room approx. 15-20 m² (house 2),
1 lockable small tool shed approx. 8 m², separately on upper property. In addition, enough outdoor parking spaces for cars.
Many olive trees, fruit trees, about 70 vines. Location Pelješac peninsula is located in the south of the Dalmatian coast as the second largest Croatian peninsula and is known as the peninsula of sun, good wine, olives and rich, untouched nature. The idyllic property is situated between the towns of Ston (population about 2400) and the famous former seafaring town of Orebić. The town of Ston is known for its historical town walls, which are considered the longest fortress walls in Europe, for salt production in the large sea water salt extraction plant that has been in operation since ancient times, and for its oyster and mussel plants.
The Pelješac peninsula is known as a paradise for water sports (diving center available, surfing, sailing, wakeboard, jet ski) and as a springboard for the so-called island hoppers, e.g. cyclists. For those interested in hunting, there are five regional hunting associations on the peninsula. Countless vineyards and olive groves, fig trees and other Mediterranean fruits and vegetables mark the landscape and provide a good basis for the livelihood of the locals, furthermore fishing and mussel and oyster farming, which is possible exclusively in this area of the Adriatic.
The place where the estate is located is the center for the regional wine and olive processing. Since 1911, there has been a cooperative in the village, which guarantees the population the purchase and remuneration of their yields, processes them with new types of wine and olive presses until the labeling of the bottles, and finally, the world-famous, top quality wines, such as Plavac, Pelješac, Dingać, Sveta Ana, are marketed here.
In the center of the village there is a supermarket, post office, school, medical clinic, sports/football field and clubhouse, as well as a bocce court, all within walking distance (about 250 meters) from the property for sale, which is therefore not directly on the busier main or through road of the peninsula. The property is therefore not located directly on the main road of the peninsula, but 250 meters from the center of the village on a side road, in a pleasantly quiet location and yet central, below a 631 m.a.s.l. high, locally known mountain, which can be hiked to the top or crossed over the mountain saddle to one of the many quiet bays there.
The peninsula is about 65 km long, and on both sides of the peninsula you can choose between various
beach possibilities. At a distance of 5-8 km from the property you can reach one of the nearest beach bays in a short time with a motorized two-wheeler (e.g. scooter), with a quad or with a passenger car.
In the village, the first wine museum in Croatia was ceremoniously opened in July 2019. It also houses a wine shop and offers local wines for tasting and purchase. In addition, guests can relax in two private restaurants of the interesting environment and rustic rural style and learn about geographical as well as historical events of the interesting past. The hosts speak English and partly German.
On the property are many olive trees, a large walnut tree, a fig tree, two quince trees, plum trees, and about 50 vines. On the lower plot around house 1 there is an apple tree, almond and hazelnut trees, as well as about 20 more vines of another grape variety.
The entire property was officially resurveyed and registered in the land registry in November 2021. All existing walls of the property boundaries belong to the property.
The land register entry is clear, in the ratio 1:1 in ownership. It was reviewed and updated in 2022 and is unencumbered.
For more detailed information and details, as well as more pictures and a virtual tour, please feel free to request our exposé. Equipment/Features House 1:
Total living space about 180 m², 2 separate apartments with 3 rooms each KDB, large marble tiled balcony 10 meters long, large terrace around the house accessible, an additional outdoor shower, an additional outdoor toilet, large tiled stove on the upper floor, floors tiled except for the bedrooms. Furnished. Two small kitchens. Glazed veranda on the upper floor.
House 2:
Total living area approx. 153 m², 2 separate apartments with 2 rooms each KDB, floors brightly tiled except bedroom: there laminate beech. Completely furnished. 2 kitchens.
4 garages (house 2), of which 2 garages partly furnished and tiled, 2 windows to a separate workshop room, a built-in fireplace.
2 smaller garages/storage rooms separately behind house 1, 1 workshop room approx. 15-20 m² (house 2),
1 lockable small tool shed approx. 8 m², separately on upper property. In addition, enough outdoor parking spaces for cars.
Many olive trees, fruit trees, about 70 vines. Location Pelješac peninsula is located in the south of the Dalmatian coast as the second largest Croatian peninsula and is known as the peninsula of sun, good wine, olives and rich, untouched nature. The idyllic property is situated between the towns of Ston (population about 2400) and the famous former seafaring town of Orebić. The town of Ston is known for its historical town walls, which are considered the longest fortress walls in Europe, for salt production in the large sea water salt extraction plant that has been in operation since ancient times, and for its oyster and mussel plants.
The Pelješac peninsula is known as a paradise for water sports (diving center available, surfing, sailing, wakeboard, jet ski) and as a springboard for the so-called island hoppers, e.g. cyclists. For those interested in hunting, there are five regional hunting associations on the peninsula. Countless vineyards and olive groves, fig trees and other Mediterranean fruits and vegetables mark the landscape and provide a good basis for the livelihood of the locals, furthermore fishing and mussel and oyster farming, which is possible exclusively in this area of the Adriatic.
The place where the estate is located is the center for the regional wine and olive processing. Since 1911, there has been a cooperative in the village, which guarantees the population the purchase and remuneration of their yields, processes them with new types of wine and olive presses until the labeling of the bottles, and finally, the world-famous, top quality wines, such as Plavac, Pelješac, Dingać, Sveta Ana, are marketed here.
In the center of the village there is a supermarket, post office, school, medical clinic, sports/football field and clubhouse, as well as a bocce court, all within walking distance (about 250 meters) from the property for sale, which is therefore not directly on the busier main or through road of the peninsula. The property is therefore not located directly on the main road of the peninsula, but 250 meters from the center of the village on a side road, in a pleasantly quiet location and yet central, below a 631 m.a.s.l. high, locally known mountain, which can be hiked to the top or crossed over the mountain saddle to one of the many quiet bays there.
The peninsula is about 65 km long, and on both sides of the peninsula you can choose between various
beach possibilities. At a distance of 5-8 km from the property you can reach one of the nearest beach bays in a short time with a motorized two-wheeler (e.g. scooter), with a quad or with a passenger car.
In the village, the first wine museum in Croatia was ceremoniously opened in July 2019. It also houses a wine shop and offers local wines for tasting and purchase. In addition, guests can relax in two private restaurants of the interesting environment and rustic rural style and learn about geographical as well as historical events of the interesting past. The hosts speak English and partly German.
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