Stone house in a row (two entrances) in a very attractive location, located near the Trogir bridge on Ciovo, surrounded by decorated stone houses, in the old town of this historic Mediterranean city.
It is estimated that the house has as much as 500 years of history.

The total area is approx. 140m2 divided into four floors:
The ground floor which is used as a tavern with a Dalmatian fireplace, and is equipped with a bed and has its own bathroom.
The first and second floors are of the same layout, and in nature each is a studio apartment with a bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and another separate bedroom.
The first three floors are approximately 40m2 each.
The third floor consists of an enclosed, fully equipped summer kitchen (approx. 20m2) and a terrace overlooking the sea.
Fourth floor, essentially a roof terrace of approx. 30m2, with open views of the city and the sea.
The floors are connected by internal spiral staircases.

The house has been renovated in stages over the last 19 years, and the owners have placed emphasis on preserving the originality using only solid oak wood, stone and granite in the landscaping. Water pipes and electrical cables have been changed, and concrete slabs and insulation have been installed in the floors.
All furniture is handmade to measure.
Also, the house is connected to the city water supply and sewerage and electricity network, and has solar panels for water heating.
Nearby are shops, numerous restaurants and cafes, bus station, ACI marina, ATMs and more.

Trogir, a UNESCO-protected city, is considered the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic city in Central Europe. The castle and the tower surrounded by walls form the core of Trogir. The most important cultural monument is the Trogir Cathedral, whose portal of the western door was made by master Radovan.

Trogir delights visitors with cultural and historical monuments and small streets and art collections with numerous masterpieces.

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