Appartement 3 chambres Drenova, Rijeka, Drenova, Rijeka

DONJA DRENOVA, offers a spacious two-bedroom apartment that extends across the entire second floor of a well-maintained smaller building.
The entrance hall divides the floor into a sleeping area with two bedrooms, a bathroom and a guest toilet, while on the south side there is a large kitchen with a dining room and a living room that leads to a covered balcony with a view of the sea.
Thanks to the southwest orientation and large glass surfaces, the rooms are filled with plenty of natural light.
The building was completely renovated in 2012 and has been neatly maintained. The apartment has an outdoor storage room.
There is a shared boiler room with central gas heating and in the apartment, in addition to air conditioning, a fireplace has been built for additional heating and comfort.
A barbecue is set up on the part of the landscaped garden that belongs to the apartment. The apartment has a parking space in the yard and there are several parking spaces on the public area in the immediate vicinity.
The apartment is an excellent choice for a pleasant family life, in the immediate vicinity of a school, kindergarten and all necessary amenities.

The settlement of Drenova was founded about 300 to 400 years ago when the hamlets of Podbreg, Macani, Klanjci, Kablari, Brdina and a few others were formed, and the inhabitants of these small, scattered settlements were called Drenovačani. It was named after the dogwood, a forest fruit that grows in the Drenova forests.
An important year in the history of Drenova, especially for the literacy of its inhabitants, was certainly 1838, when the parish priest Ivan Cvetko founded a church parish and began to gather and teach children literacy. Through his efforts, the construction of a school began in 1844, which was completed and started operating in 1852. Notable people who attended the Drenova school are: writer and journalist Ivo Grohovac-Riječanin and prof. Fran Franković, father of Istrian teachers, professor and director of the Teacher Training School in Kastav, professor at the Teacher Training School in Koper, author of "Croatian Beginners" published in Vienna in 1911, founder of the Croatian Public Reading Room on Drenova in 1908.

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Azalea Kegalj
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azalea@spatium.hr

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Azalea Kegalj
Agent s licencom
Mob: +385 95 905 5464
Tel: +385 51 272 903
E-mail: azalea@spatium.hr
www.spatium.hr