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  2. Slovenia
  3. Piran
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Ancient palace on the coast, Piran, Slovenia

3,100,000 €
  • Total area
    1,994 m²
  • Land area
    413 m²
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Features
  • 5-floor building
  • Built in 1826

Palace Trevisini from the period of classicism represents one of the most important buildings in Piran.

The building is an artistic and architectural monument. It was built in 1826 and completely renovated in 2002, including statics. The house has 5 floors, 1.994 m² and comes with 413 m² of land.

It’s located to the Piran’s Marina in the heart of this small, breathtaking and touristic, very popular town of Piran on the Slovenian Coast.

Equipment

All connections, elevator, heating, air condition.

Location and nearby infrastructure

Next to the building, there are The Aquarium, Theatre, Courthouse, Art Gallery, Tartini square, hotel and apartments.

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    Location right down to the building, street or city
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