Otok Krk, Omišalj - luksuzna dvojna kuća II, Omišalj, House

aiser immobilien mediates the sale of a beautiful semi-detached building located in Omišlja, the first inhabited place after moving from the mainland to the northwestern part of the island of Krk. The concept of this modern semi-detached villa is spread over two floors with a total area of 204 m2. On the ground floor there is a spacious living area consisting of a living room, kitchen and dining room, as well as a toilet, a social area and a laundry room. There are four bedrooms and four bathrooms on the first floor. Three rooms have access to spacious covered balconies from which the view extends to the soothing greenery of the nearby forest, given that the building is located on the border with the green belt, and at the same time 500 m from the sea. From the living room you can access a spacious terrace with a garden where there is a swimming pool with a sunbathing area. The building also has three parking spaces. Top quality materials are used in the construction, underfloor heating is implemented via a heat pump, and all rooms are air-conditioned. Completion of the construction is scheduled for the end of 2023. Omišalj is located on an 85-meter high cliff, which gives it a special charm, and it is, along with the city of Krk, the oldest living settlement on the island. Although Omišalj is mentioned in XII. century as "Castri musculi" (from Latin "Ad musculi" - place of shells) the place has prehistoric foundations. Its development can be traced from the Liburnian and Roman times, through the Frankopan princes of Krk to the present day. In the area of the old city center there was a prehistoric castle (castellier), and in the immediate vicinity there is also the ancient site of Fulfinum, in the nature of a basilica whose basic shape is a Latin cross. It has been preserved up to the height of the roof and is the only preserved sacral object of its type not only on the island of Krk, but also on the entire Croatian coast, and according to some sources, the largest in the Mediterranean. ID CODE: 105-107