Renovated three-bedroom apartment, Split

A completely renovated apartment, for sale located in a smaller building in a quiet street in Brda. The apartment is placed on the second floor, or rather in the attic, and has a floor area of ​​95m², and has an adjoining balcony of 16m². The apartment consists of a hallway, two bathrooms, three bedrooms and a large living room (40m²). The balcony faces west along the entire length of the apartment, with an open view of the city. The building is located in an extremely quiet location, with all amenities nearby, a shop a few steps away, as well as a bus stop, while a kindergarten and school are a few minutes' walk away. The entire apartment has been renovated, and has plenty of natural light, and the roof is completely new (construction, substructure, insulation, tiles, sheet metal). The apartment is equipped with security doors, vinyl flooring, Velux windows and blinds, air conditioning, and a thermal facade. Public parking. Ownership is in order.

 

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Split

Split is the largest city and the administrative center of Split-Dalmatia County and the second largest city in Croatia. It is located on the peninsula of Split, with oldest nucleus at the foot of Marijan, surrounded by Dalmatian islands of Brac, Hvar, Solta and Ciovo.

Split through many years emerged with many of the surrounding towns and cities that later became independent, and today they are very attractive locations when it comes to selling and buying real estate. Thiese are Kastela, Seget, Dugopolje and many other towns and municipalities.

Sights
The emergence of the city of Split is associated with the construction of the Palace, which is next to the cellars of the Palace, Pesristil,

St Dujam's cathedrale, Prokurative and the Temple of Jupiter one of the most important sights. Since 1979, Diocletian's Palace is
under UNESCO protection.

Interests
When we talk about associations for the city of Split, surely we first mention the Split waterfront or Splitska Riva, which brings togethermany local residents and tourists in an interesting ritual -drinking coffee. In addition to hanging out on the waterfront, it is mandatory for tourists and guests to stop by a statue of bishop Grgur Ninski who will, according to legend, if you touch his thumb, make your wishes come true.