Beautiful villa for sale in Stari Grad, Hvar island

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Beautiful villa for sale in Stari Grad, Hvar island

Beautiful family holiday house is located on the Dalmatian Island of Hvar, voted by Traveller magazine one of the ten most beautiful islands in the world.

Villa is a perfect large holiday home on one of the most beautiful islands in the world. A stunning and spacious old two storey house, newly restored, respecting tradition, yet comfortably contemporary – the perfect luxury holiday villa.

Totally renovated recently, the holiday home is very spacious, with four large bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large upstairs kitchen and smaller downstairs kitchen, two lounges and terraces upstairs and at ground level that offer great views and the chance to catch some sun.

The villa is quiet and private. There is a garden to the side of the house, and an orchard to the front to enjoy and relax in. The villa offers plenty of different places for you to have a barbecue and for kids to play.

The upstairs area has a kitchen and lounge with two rooms with large double beds and a large family-sized bathroom with large bath and large walk-in shower.

Downstairs there are two bedrooms and bathrooms, kitchen, and a large living area. Whilst it is one house with internal stairs, because there are outside steps as well you can access separately the upstairs part of the house. One of the 2 downstairs bedrooms is ensuite and has its own outside entrance. One downstairs room has a large double bed. The other has two large single beds. Additional child beds can be set up in the downstairs lounge. There is also a cot.

The plot with the house is 604 sqm and then there is an adjacent sub-dividable bare land plot which is 594 sqm. This adjacent landplot can also be purchased. Please contact us for price.

The upstairs of the villa is 70,93 sqm living space, with terraces and balconies there is additionally 20,86 sqm. The downstairs is 81,47 sqm, with 45,41 sqm terrace.

Stari Grad was founded by the ancient Greeks in 285/4 BC. They called it Pharos. It is reckoned to be one of the oldest settlements in the Adriatic.