Maison individuelle 220 m², à rénover, Orebić

Charming stone terraced house in Potomje on Pelješac, in the heart of one of the most famous wine-growing areas of Dalmatia. It is located in a quiet, authentic Dalmatian street without traffic, among stone houses and traditional Pelješac courtyards, where the spirit of past life on Pelješac can still be felt today.
The house has a total of 220 m2 of net usable area, while the footprint area is 57 m2. The spaces are distributed across the ground floor, two floors, and an attic. The house has two entrances, which opens up interesting possibilities for space organization and its future use.
Numerous important interventions have already been carried out on the property. New openings and a new roof have been installed, and the external stone walls have been re-grouted, further emphasizing the authenticity and character of the house. The floors on the ground floor have been changed, while the kitchen was custom-made two years ago. The house has electric central heating, and the installations are completed and existing. The property also includes two septic tanks.
Partial renovation and final decoration of certain spaces are needed, which leaves the future owner the freedom to adapt the house to their own taste and purpose - whether as a family holiday home, a place for enjoyment throughout the year, or as an interesting investment for tourist rental.
A special asset of the property is the summer kitchen, located in the front shared courtyard. The space between the house and the summer kitchen can be beautifully arranged as a pleasant ambiance for socializing, summer lunches and dinners, morning coffee, or relaxing with a glass of good Pelješac wine.
The house is located approximately 2 km from the sea, and a special attraction is the possibility of access to the sea through the Dingač tunnel, a characteristic and unique part of the Pelješac landscape. You can drive almost to the house, and available parking spaces in the vicinity are used for parking.
Potomje is one of the most famous wine places in Pelješac, surrounded by vineyards and a large number of renowned winemakers, wineries, and traditional cellars. The area is inseparably linked to Plavac Mali and some of the most famous Croatian wines, among which Dingač and Postup hold a special place. Life here takes place in a unique blend of stone, vineyards, wine, sea, and Dalmatian tradition.
That is why this house offers something more than just square footage it provides the opportunity to create your own Pelješac corner with authentic character, in a peaceful environment without traffic, while being close to the sea and the famous wine routes of Pelješac.