Newly built villa located in the area of Zadar, near the sea and the pebble beach.
The house has a living room, kitchen, dining room, bedrooms, bathrooms, wellness center with sauna, jacuzzi, fitness equipment and bathroom, terraces, and game room for children.
The additional building, located in the courtyard, also has a summer kitchen with grill and dining room
Garden
Car parks
Fitness
Spa
Grill area
Swimming pool
The Zadar Riviera is one of the most attractive on the Adriatic and is widely known for its beautiful sandy beaches, hidden coves and excellent tourist offerings. The villa is located in close proximity to the famous tourist spots, the towns of Nin and Zadar, which delight with numerous cultural and historical attractions, famous tourist attractions and entertainment venues.
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