Building plot with permit for villa, Ciovo

An extremely attractive building plot, for sale on Ciovo with a sea view. The plot has a valid building permit for the construction of a villa on four floors, with a total gross area of ​​345 m2, with a swimming pool, four bedrooms and a spacious garage. The plot has an area of ​​656 m2. The buyer is exempt from paying real estate tax. Preparatory works on the construction site are underway. The plot is accessed by an asphalt road; all infrastructure is nearby. The plot is located 300m from the beach and very close to the center of Trogir. Ownership is in order.

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Trogir

City of Trogir is a central Dalmatian city, founded by Greek colonists from the island of Vis. Located on the coast of Kastela Bay, on the island between Ciovo and mainland, to which is connected by a bridge. Trogir is composed of eight villages: Arbanija, Divulje, Drvenik Mali, Drvenik Veliki, Okrug Gornji, Plano, Trogir and Žedno, and close are the municipalities Marina. Okrug and Seget.

The area is bordered by the town of Rogoznica and the town of Sibenikon the west side, Kastela are on the northern side and Solta on the south side. The primary activity relies on agricultural land with fruit trees and fishing, followed by shipbuilding as a secondary activity and ultimately tourism, as a tertiary activity.

Sights
When it comes to the city of Trogir, we should point out the work of master Radovan - Trogir cathedral, as well as large and small

palace Ćipiko, City Museum, the Rector's Palace, the Church of St.Sebastian and Lodge, Benedictine and Dominican Monastery,
the town walls and south gate, north door, Church of Saint. Mark and many others.

Interests
City of Trogir in 1997, at the 21st session, was included in the list of World Heritage by UNESCO. In addition, in 1271 in Trogir was opened the first pharmacy in Europe, as evidenced by copies of original documents preserved in the town museum.