Seaview house for sale in Orebic, Peljesac

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(H-PE-OR-EWET5)

Seaview house for sale in Orebic, Peljesac

The house is situated in Southern Dalmatia, in the south-western corner of the Peljesac peninsula, in the city of Orebic about 100 km far from Dubrovnik, neighboring the famous Korcula island. This area is rightfully famous for its sights and historical monuments. Furthermore, it’s also a renowned wine-growing region. Its flagship wine, the Dignac is considered to be the one of the 10 best wines in the world. The house is located 120m from the sandy seashore surrounded by rocky cliffs. There is a public beach right in front of the house, popular among families and children.

There are exotic plants in the 520 m2 lot, which is also surrounded by a fence. There is also a parking lot for 5 cars behind the house. The parking lot is surrounded by a small kiwi and vineyard trellis. There is also a yard behind the house which is full of fruit (orange, lemon, clementine, fig, peach) trees. A playground was also built in the yard and it is a great place for children to play and have some fun.

The house has 4 floors accommodating 10 rooms altogether. Each room has an “own” bathroom (Room 2 and 3 and room 7 and 8 has a shared bathroom) equipped with a bathtub, sink and toilet. All the rooms are furnished with bedside tables, beds and wardrobes. All the rooms have a balcony and overlook the see (room 2 and 3 and room 7 and 8 share one balcony). All the rooms have a hair dryer, an air conditioner and fridge. Furthermore, there is a suite in the house where a living room, a wardrobe and 2 bedrooms offer a lot of comfort for the guests. The suite is furnished with a settee, beds and Swiss wooden pieces of furniture and has an own bathroom. On the 2 sides you can find a 60m2 terrace covered with limestone.

In the basement there is a nearly 100m2 with equipped and furnished dining room (2 dishwashers, 3 ovens, 2 microwave ovens, iron, billiard table etc. The basement may also serve as a lounge and a meeting spot.

The stairwell and the terrace are covered with limestone; wooden mosaics are all over the floors in the rooms.
Hot water is supplied by solar panels.
The house has a garage with shelves.
There is no building in front of the house providing an undisturbed view to the sea. According to the mayor of the city, the owner of the neighboring land may only build a one-floor house.