7 bedroom villa 520 m² Rabac, Croatia

Three stone houses named after the Three Kings (Three Magi) in the old town Gračišće with swimming pool!

Gračišće town was developed in the area of the Old Slavic cult place dedicated to Perun - the god of thunder. The memory of his worship is preserved in the name of the nearby hill - Perunčevac. In the city, as Perun's divine person, Svantevit was worshiped, whose place was later taken by St. Vid, next to St. Modesta and Kresenciju, the patron saint of the parish of Gračišće. Evidence of the ancient Slavic culture is preserved in the toponyms of the hilly landscape with a view from Gračišće - Perun's town on the mountain. Gračišće, Perunčevac, Dol, Lug and Dumbrova are toponyms that this area inherits from the ancient Slavs who inhabited this area at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and built a town on the cliff above the spacious Dol - Gračišće.

Three stone houses of 520 sq.m. with a common enclosed yard of 486 sq.m. with a swimming pool. They date from the 18th century, completely restored in 2010, decorated with wooden beams and authentic furniture and a multitude of historical details.
Each comes with an open living room with fireplace, dining area and kitchen.
There is underfloor heating and air conditioning in every room, LCD satellite TV and dishwasher and all other possible facilities for modern living. The common yard with barbecue facilities is surrounded by a traditional stone wall and rich in Mediterranean plants. There, guests can relax on sun loungers by the pool.

The first house, Villa Gašpar, capacity for 3 people (2 + 1), consists of a living room with kitchen and fireplace on the ground floor and a bedroom upstairs and a bathroom.
The second house, Villa Melkhior, capacity for 5 people (4 + 1), consists of a living room with kitchen and fireplace on the ground floor and two bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs.
The third house, Villa Baltazar, capacity for 8 people, consists of a living room with kitchen and fireplace on the ground floor and four bedrooms and three bathrooms upstairs.
The tavern / tavern forms the ground floor of Villa Baltazar. Weddings, gatherings and festivities are often held here. The facilities have a solution for providing catering services such as restaurants. The facilities are in long-term rent with a rating of 9.5.

Local dishes can be served on site on request, and the nearest bar and restaurant serving Istrian specialties are 200 meters away. The nearest grocery store is 300 meters away. The nearest beach in Rabac is 16 km away. All other Istrian towns are no more than a 40-minute drive away.
Certainly a property worthy of attention, in which attention was paid to every detail, and the fact that the houses were renovated in accordance with the regulations of the conservators emphasizes the long and persistent work of renovation.

Overall additional expenses borne by the Buyer of real estate in Croatia are around 7% of property cost in total, which includes: property transfer tax (3% of property value), agency/brokerage commission (3%+VAT on commission), advocate fee (cca 1%), notary fee, court registration fee and official certified translation expenses. Agency/brokerage agreement is signed prior to visiting properties.