House for sale in Trogir, 180 m²

An idyllic Dalmatian house is for sale, first row to the sea, set on a large plot of over 8,700 m². The property offers complete privacy on a piece of island paradise, surrounded by untouched nature and crystal-clear sea.

This rare property on the market was built in keeping with the spirit of tradition and the distinctive Dalmatian architecture.

The house consists of a basement with a tavern and a ground floor with beautiful terraces and an inner courtyard. The floor plan of the house has approx. 180 m² of interior space, and the central courtyard includes a fireplace, an outdoor dining area and sun loungers.

• Basement: tavern.
• Ground floor / interior: living room with fireplace, kitchen, dining room, four bedrooms, four bathrooms.
• Outdoor areas: two terraces with beautiful views, inner courtyard.
• Terraces: 12 m² and 35 m².

The comfortable living room with fireplace is connected to both terraces, and one bedroom has direct access to the larger terrace.

On the eastern part of the plot, about 40 m from the house, construction has begun on a garage and an auxiliary building.

The entire house is carefully maintained and renovated on an annual basis.

• Solar panels: for electricity and for hot water, i.e. heating.
• Heating installation: pipes have been installed throughout the house in the floors and walls, so radiators or air conditioners are not used.
• Hot water and heating: solar panels for hot water heat the 800 l tank in the tavern, from which hot water and heating are obtained.
• Electricity: solar panels charge batteries in the tavern with a capacity of 950 Ah, which power 2,000 W and 4,000 W inverters that supply electricity to the house.
• Heating system: it was developed in cooperation with one of the leading companies dedicated to the development of innovative heating technology.
• Water supply: provided by an 80,000 l cistern that is filled with rainwater from the roof.
• Roof: a wooden roof instead of a concrete one ensures the house can "breathe", preventing the appearance of moisture.
• Joinery: all joinery is protected by insect treatment and the application of glaze, rather than varnish, to prevent cracking when exposed to the sun.