Vivenda familiar 265 m², muito bom estado, Barban

This beautiful renovated stone house covers 190 m2. The traditional Istrian house has been transformed into a modern and comfortable stone Istrian house while retaining elements of autochthonousness.
It is located in a quiet location and offers total comfort and privacy.
On the ground floor of the house there is an open space kitchen, dining room and living room with a size of 60 m2, which allows excellent communication between the rooms.
On the ground floor there is also a bedroom with a bathroom and a storage room.
On the first floor of the house there are two bedrooms with a bathroom and a room that can be used as a wardrobe.
What makes this house special is the large fenced yard. The yard covers 1,677 m2, which allows various possibilities, as well as the construction of one's own tennis court if one wishes.
In front of the house there is a swimming pool with a sunbathing area and an auxiliary building of 55 m2, a storage room of 20 m2 and a covered area suitable for setting up a barbecue.
Three parking spaces are planned.

The village of Barban is located near the eastern coast of Istria, southwest of the Raša River and northwest of the Raška Bay. It is 20-30 kilometers from the cities on the sea coast (Pula, Poreč, Rovinj, Labin, Rabac), and about 20 kilometers from the center of the Istrian County, Pazin. The municipality of Barban borders the municipalities of Pićan, Sveta Nedelja, Raša, Marčana, Svetvinčenat, Žminj and Gračišće, and is well connected with all of them. It is well connected by traffic, and the main roads are: the former main road Pula-Rijeka, and the regional roads Barban - Žminj and Barban - Vodnjan.
The area of ​​Barbanština is extremely pleasant to stay in because of the lush greenery and its location; close enough and far enough from popular tourist destinations
Throughout history, Barban was also known for its strategic position, dominating the hill and dominating the valley and the bridge over the Raša River. With the passage of time, the place became a fortress with walls, round and square towers, ramparts, large and small city gates and a castle.
Today, Barban is famous for its knightly game of the Ring Race, the wine festival and the fig festival.