Situated in a picturesque coastal town, this exquisite stone villa offers a rare opportunity to own a residence with unparalleled charm and breathtaking panoramic views of the azure Adriatic Sea. Set against a backdrop of natural beauty, the villa combines timeless architecture and modern amenities, providing an idyllic retreat for those seeking luxury and tranquility. Built in 2015, the 300 m² stone villa is a seamless combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern design. Situated on an extensive 700 m² plot, the villa offers a wealth of outdoor space, including meticulously landscaped gardens and terraces from which to admire stunning sea views. The exterior of the villa is made of durable and aesthetically attractive stone. Parking for four cars provides convenience for residents and their guests.
Garden
Car parks
Private restricted area
Swimming pool
Lots of natural light
Equipped with household appliances
Fully finished
Quality sanitary ware
Kitchen
Balcony or terrace
Sea view
Floor-to-ceiling windows
The villa has four spacious bedrooms, each offering privacy and relaxation, and five well-appointed bathrooms.
The location of the villa further emphasizes its attractiveness: the sea is just 2 kilometers away and the lively center of Bar is a 10-minute drive away. This proximity to key amenities and attractions provides the perfect balance between tranquility and accessibility.
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