Buy villa in Croatia region in Istria city in Motovun

Villa in Istria. City - Motovun

Stone fairy tale - a villa with a swimming pool in nature in the romantic suburb of Motovun!
This property is completely isolated, but only 800 meters in a straight line is a very famous truffle center Zigante and other amenities of the medieval city of Motovun.
Future owners have the opportunity to enjoy a unique property with an unreal view of nature and complete privacy and tranquility. We are pleased to present this wonderful property consisting of two buildings.

The main house has a usable area of 360 m2, while the second house has a usable area of 105 m2.
The large house offers 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, and the additional house is sold as an opportunity to increase capacity or as a party area.

The houses also offer a game room, utility rooms, technical room and many other amenities. South orientation - from all parts of the house overlooks Motovun, from bathrooms to bedrooms.
This stone fairy tale also includes 2891 m2 of land located above, next to and below the house. The pinnacle of the hedonism of this fairy tale is a heated overflow pool (21 m2) that offers a magical panoramic view of nature and Motovun. The garden also has a summer kitchen with a grill area.
This stone fairy tale conceptually functions as a labyrinth, so we recommend all interested customers to plan a tour to fully enjoy the untouched nature and very authentic real estate. Technical details:
- 8 air conditioners
- 20 cm roof insulation
- 60 cm stone walls
- three-chamber biological cleaning system


The property retains its ancient charm and at the same time offers modern comfort.

Ref: RE-U-39146

When buying real estate in Croatia, the buyer bears additional costs of about 7% of the sale price: property transfer tax (3% of the value of the property), agency commission (3% + VAT), lawyer fee (about 1%), notarial fee, court fee, payment for the services of a certified translator. The signing of the Agency Agreement (by 3% of the commission + VAT) precedes the display of objects.