Semi-detached house 139.7 m², Malinska - pool and 3 bedrooms

Each half of this semi-detached house in Malinska offers 139.69 m² of living space, designed for maximum comfort and a luxurious lifestyle in a beautiful Mediterranean setting.

• Ground floor: A spacious, well-equipped modern kitchen opens onto an elegant living room, creating an open-plan space ideal for family gatherings and entertaining friends. A guest bathroom features top-quality sanitary fittings.
• Upper floor: Three comfortable bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, provide privacy and comfort for every family member or guest.
• Outdoor space: Each half of the house has a private swimming pool for relaxing on warm summer days, along with two parking spaces.

The house is currently under construction, with completion planned for the end of 2025. Premium materials are being used to ensure a high standard of construction and lasting durability. Heat pumps will provide heating, while a multi-split air conditioning system will provide cooling, ensuring comfortable temperatures throughout the year.

The project is being delivered by a trusted developer with many years of construction experience on the island of Krk, whose reputation stands for reliability and quality workmanship down to the smallest detail.

Malinska and the surrounding area, collectively known as Dubašnica, lie in the western part of the island of Krk. Until the 15th century, Dubašnica had almost no permanent inhabitants, as was also the case with the area to its south, extending almost as far as the town of Krk. The area's name derives from the word for oak, reflecting its abundant forests and pastures, interspersed with arable land. From before the 12th century, most of Dubašnica belonged to the territory of Omišalj, while part was held by the inhabitants of Krk.

Malinska is the centre of Dubašnica, a former timber-exporting port and a favourite holiday destination of the Viennese aristocracy. In the 15th century, it was noted as a sheltered anchorage where ships could take refuge from strong winds, particularly southerly winds. With the arrival of steamships in 1866, it became a health resort thanks to its mild climate and around 260 sunny days a year. Today, it is one of the island's leading tourist destinations, known for its many beaches, established hotel sector and appeal to families.

The beaches in the municipality of Malinska-Dubašnica are linked by numerous promenades, forming a continuous natural coastal landscape. They range from maintained concrete sunbathing platforms and rugged, rocky entry points into the sea to hidden, secluded swimming spots in small coves well worth exploring. They stretch along the western part of the island, from Rajska cesta, which connects Malinska and Njivice, to the area beyond the romantic little town of Porat.

Malinska is a firm favourite with families with children. Excellent transport links and proximity to Rijeka and Zagreb, in particular, together with a range of private accommodation, hotels and reasonably priced places to eat, have made it a top choice for many families over the years. Its safety and tranquillity are especially welcome for parents seeking a proper break, with opportunities to enjoy leisurely family walks, cycling and time beside the crystal-clear sea in peaceful natural surroundings.

Beyond sunbathing and listening to the waves, active holidays are becoming increasingly popular, with activities such as:

• Running
• Hiking
• Sailing
• Water sports

Lush Mediterranean vegetation and an extensive network of trails also draw many outdoor sports enthusiasts.

The island's Mediterranean culture is reflected in family life, architecture, music and food, from how it is grown and processed to how it is prepared and enjoyed. Local people traditionally made their living from fishing, growing olives, grapes and figs, and sheep farming. These traditions are still cherished and proudly kept alive today.