Primosten, Dalmatia: Dalmatian Stone House in the Town Center
- Exceptional Location
- Dalmatian Stone House
- Furnishing and Air Conditioning
- Primosten / Rogoznica
The coastal area of the peninsula between Šibenik and Split in Dalmatia was for a long time somewhat "lagged", as the busy traffic route from Zadar to Split (main line) does not lead directly along the sea. This location a bit away from the hustle and bustle has the pleasant consequence that - in dream real estate - the prices are still bearable.
Charming Stone House with Furniture and Air Conditioning in the City Center of Primosten
| Property ID | H2894 |
| Living Area | ca. 68 m² |
| Land Plot | 42 m² |
| Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 toilet, living room, kitchen |
| Sea View | Yes |
| Furnished | Yes |
| Air conditioned | Yes |
| Amenities | Air conditioning, furniture |
| Location |
North Dalmatia -
Primosten / Rogoznica Primosten city center |
| Distance to sea | ca. 50 m |
| Distance to center | ca. 5 m |
| Energy Certificate | in progress |
| Commission | 3% + VAT. |
| Price | 320.000 EUR |
Dalmatian townhouse in an exceptional location, Primosten
This property is a charming, traditional Dalmatian stone house in a highly sought-after and rare location in the city center of Primošten, Dalmatia. The property has a land area of approximately 42 m² and a living space of about 68 m² with the following rooms on two floors:
Ground floor: living room, kitchen (with washing machine), bathroom (shower)
Upper floor: 2 bedrooms, toilet
The house is air-conditioned and is offered for sale including the furnishings. In front of the house, there is a small outdoor area of about 8 m².
Public parking is easily accessible on foot. The distance to the seashore is only about 50 meters.
The city center of Primošten is known for its picturesque location on a small island connected to the mainland by a land bridge, characterized by its narrow, winding streets and traditional Mediterranean architecture. A distinctive feature of the center is the historic Church of St. George at the highest point of the island, from which there is a breathtaking view of the Adriatic coast and the surrounding vineyards.
