We offer a villa with a sauna, a swimming pool of 31.5 m², a view of the sea, terraces of 130 m², a landscaped garden, a parking for two cars.
Garden
Car parks
Swimming pool
Equipped with household appliances
Floor heating
Balcony or terrace
Sea view
Furnished
Ground floor: an entrance hall, three bedrooms with an access to a terrace, two bathrooms, a sauna with a shower, a laundry, a storage and a technical room.
First floor: a spacious living room with a sea view and an access to a large covered terrace with a dining area, a master bedroom with a bathroom and a covered balcony.
There is also a roof-top terrace of 51 m² with a panoramic view of sea, vineyards and olive groves.
The property is located in a quiet area, surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, three kilometers from the sea and beaches, one kilometer from the nearest restaurant and bar, only five minutes drive from the city center of Poreč (4 km).
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