€29,900
Rovinj · Istria
Rovinj, šumsko zemljište u predjelu Marboj
12,013 m² plot
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Bednja · Northern Croatia · Croatia
Two 300-Year-Old Houses with Land
For sale · House · Reference IB-20123
€31,000
Key facts
- Price
- €31,000
- Price per m²
- €258/m²
- Living area
- 120 m²
- Rooms
- 2
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Energy certificate
- pending
- Distance to airport
- 60 km
91% below the regional average (Region average: €2,923/m²)Online for 8 days
Investment overview
Northern Croatia currently has 12 active rental listings. From 20 comparable listings onwards we show the estimated gross yield here.
What we deliberately do not calculate
- Holiday rental income and seasonal revenue. The rental average reflects long term leases, and we have no booking data for short lets.
- Occupancy and seasonality. That would need booking data, which we do not collect.
- Appreciation forecasts. Our quarterly series show past asking prices, and hindsight is not a forecast.
- Net yield. It depends on closing costs, tax rate and financing of the individual buyer.
These figures are an automatic calculation from listing data. They are not investment advice, not an investment recommendation and not a valuation. They are based on asking prices of active listings on Immobalko, not on notarised purchase prices and not on rents actually achieved. Verify every figure with the agency, a tax adviser and a local lawyer before deciding.
Description
In the far northwest of Croatia, in the idyllic village of Cvetlin behind Trakošćan, nestled in solitude on a gentle hillside and at the state border with Slovenia, stands a white Zagorec 'hiža', 300 years old!!! It is actually 2 connected 'hiže' with a total area of 120 m2, situated on land covering 9,344 m2. These are valuable and well-preserved examples of traditional regional architecture dating from around 1700, with one even retaining an original thatched roof, which the owner has protected with tarpaulin. Built from wooden beams in the traditional 'Croatian weave' technique, daubed with clay and covered with bundles of rye straw, they preserve the original three-room internal layout which, across the 2 connected houses, creates 6 rooms. Other remarkable features of these examples of authentic architecture: a smaller covered veranda extending along the southern facade, walls articulated with small window openings, original carpentry with shutters, preserved wooden plank floors, wooden ceilings with exposed beams, one preserved 'black kitchen', 2 beautiful fireplaces, original room arrangement and interior furnishing with valuable pieces of furniture and functional objects (pottery, sacred items and willow-woven objects). On the northern side of the building, there is an entrance to a preserved stone-built cellar containing traditional winemaking implements, and adjoining the house is storage space holding many archaic objects still in use. Because all features of this building method have been carefully maintained over centuries, the property together with its inventory represents significant cultural, aesthetic, artistic and ethnographic value that warrants preservation: the property was recently on the List of Preventively Protected Cultural Property and is registered in the Register of Cultural Property of the Republic of Croatia. On the northwestern side of the courtyard of this complex there is a spring with drinking water; the property has electricity and water. Other location details: - access via a passage beneath an upright oak cross with a sculpted Christ figure and a lime wood statue of the Virgin Mary; - from the bench in front of the house, there is a far-reaching view across the undulating Zagorec hillsides and beautiful, fertile valleys, and towards the Church of St. Peter and Paul; - behind the 'hiža' there stand side by side 2 old state boundary stones: 1. erected in the time of Empress Maria Theresa; on the other, the Germans carved the letters NDH in 1941, and on the opposite, Slovenian side of the stone a large letter 'D' (the letter denoting Deutschland, as the Nazis occupied and annexed Slovenia to the Third Reich). For more information: Nekretnine Croatia Tel: +385 91 3000570 Email: info@nc.hr Web: https://nekretninecroatia.hr/ PROPERTY ID: k959
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Location
The map shows the approximate area. The exact address is provided by the agency on request.