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Twobedroom apartment in Vodice for sale

€110,000
Sale | Locations: Šibenik, Vodice | lot size | 2 beds
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Twobedroom apartment in Vodice for sale

Twobedroom apartment in Vodice for sale consists of living room, kitchen and dining area, hallway, two bedrooms, bathroom, terrace and a garage 12m2 in the yard. Aluminum windows, security doors, sewage, air conditioning cooling / heating, underfloor heating in the bathroom. Located in a quiet street. 200m from the sea.

Living space 65 m2.

Vodice is a very popular tourist destination in Croatia, with most of the population oriented towards tourism and providing accommodation for visitors in hotels, apartments and houses. Vodice has a variety of pebble and sandy beaches.

Sibenik is a historic city located in the central part of the Croatian coast on the Adriatic sea where the beautiful river Krka flows into the Adriatic. It is a centre of the county of Sibenik and Knin and it extends along the 100 km long coastline from Zadar to Split while laying under the Dinara mountain in the hinterland area. The city is different from other cities on the coast because it was founded by Croats and not by Greeks, Illyrians or Romans, meaning it is the oldest native Croatian city on the Adriatic. For a while, Sibenik was a seat for the Croatian king Kresimir the fourth so it is sometimes called the Kresimir’s city. Sibenik’s rich history and appearance was influenced by Venice, Byzantium and Hungary who were tossing Sibenik around in the 11th and 12th centuries, and in the 14th century, the hinterland of Sibenik accomodated the Vlachs.

If you want to know more about town Sibenik, click here: Sibenik