In the very south of the Istrian peninsula is a small ancient Roman town called Pula. Pula is rich in its heritage and old Roman infrastructures and legacies that give it a special atmosphere when enjoying this beautiful city, which has gradually become one of the leading tourist destinations in Croatia in the last ten years. In the very center of Pula there are two smaller apartments with a total area of 63 m2 on the ground floor of a family house. One of the apartments is a studio apartment with an area of approximately 30 m2 and consists of a kitchen, bedroom with a dining area and a bathroom, while the other is a one-bedroom apartment with a separate bedroom, dining area and bathroom. Both apartments have access to a closed part of the terrace, which is made in a combination of stone and glass, which gives a complete atmosphere for enjoying it, while the apartments have external PVC joinery and internal solid oak wood. The heating and cooling system is regulated by air conditioning units in each apartment, and central heating has been implemented using city gas or heating oil. The exterior of the property includes an uncovered terrace in the garden of approximately 100 m2, which is an advantage of this apartment, given that it is located in the very center of the city. The future owner has the option of merging the two apartments to obtain a spacious two-bedroom apartment or the possibility of using separate residential units. The aforementioned apartment represents a very attractive property with high potential due to its location, number of residential units, spacious garden and offers the possibility of engaging in catering and rental activities, which would significantly accelerate the return on investment or for family life. FOR ALL OTHER INFORMATION, CALL: + Kruna Petrović Licensed agent
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