Tinjan, stone estate at the end of the village with three buildings

In the heart of Istria lies a unique real estate complex made up of three interconnected detached buildings, located at the edge of the village, with no traffic, surrounded by greenery and holiday homes and residential houses. They were built from original Istrian stone, which has been preserved over the years and today represents their greatest value and character.

The first building is a traditional stone house with an area of 110 m², partially renovated, with a reinforced-concrete floor slab, a new reinforced-concrete intermediate floor structure and a new roof, which provides a solid foundation for continuing the finishing works and turning the property into an attractive Istrian home.

Ground floor: an authentic stone entrance hall with a characteristic vault, a space conceived as a modern and harmoniously integrated kitchen, dining room and living room, bathroom.

Upper floor: space planned for two bedrooms, with each room having access to its own terrace, bathroom, laundry room.

The second building is a traditional stone house in a ruined condition, with a floor area of 61 m². The building offers the possibility of creatively shaping the whole, either as a private wellness and relaxation zone with a small pool or jacuzzi, surrounded by stone walls and greenery, or as an independent residential unit, depending on the needs and vision of the future owner.

The third building is an auxiliary building, also built from authentic Istrian stone. It can be converted into an additional residential unit on two floors or into an Istrian tavern with a tasting area and wine cellar.

The houses are connected to electricity, water and sewage, which provides an important basis for further renovation and development of the entire real estate complex.

The special appeal of this property lies in the authenticity created by the original Istrian stone, the existing stone structures, traditional elements and the possibility of creating several different amenities, giving it a character that is hard to find in new construction.

It is possible to shape an authentic Istrian estate with a main house for living or holidays, two additional units, a private pool or wellness area, a tavern with a wine cellar and intimate outdoor spaces hidden among old stone walls. The possibilities are numerous, and the final story depends on the imagination and vision of the future owner.

• Distance from Tinjan: 5 kilometres
• Distance from Pazin and the connection to the Istrian Y: 8 kilometres
• Distance from Poreč and the sea: 25 km
• Ownership: in order
• Encumbrances: none