Студия 58 m², Pag

For sale APARTMENT 50 m from the sea on the island of Pag. The property is located on the ground floor of a residential building.



PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:

- terrace (12.8 m2);

- living room with kitchen;

- bedroom;

- bathroom;

- hallway;

- storage room;

- sold partially furnished and equipped



At its current location, Pag was built in the 15th century according to the urban plan of the famous Croatian builder Juraj Dalmatinac, with a central square and four streets that properly divide the town into 4 quarters. At the beginning of the 20th century, the city expanded beyond the city walls and the opening of the first hotel in the city in Zvonimirova street is related to that period. However, tourism began to develop intensively only after the construction of the Pag Bridge in 1968. The most important buildings in the city are Congregational Church of the Assumption of Mary, Duke's Palace and Skrivanat tower, the only one left of the nine towers that once surrounded the city. A special place in the cultural history of the city is occupied by Pag lace - a special type of lace characterized by the exceptional beauty of the patterns. The first records of Pag lace date back to the 15th century and the method of production and patterns were passed down from generation to generation. In the economic sense, the town's trademark is salt production. Quality salt has been produced here for centuries and Solana Pag is the largest saltworks in Croatia.
A stay in the city of Pag offers the opportunity for trips to the largest Croatian national parks, which are within easy reach. On the island of Pag there are two ornithological reserves Velo and Malo blato. The largest sandy beach in the immediate vicinity of the old city center is Prosika and there are 27 km of sandy, gravel and stone beaches in the Bay of Pag.



For any additional information and to schedule a tour, feel free to contact us at any time with confidence.

Agency commission for the buyer is 3% + VAT and will be charged in case of purchasing the property at the conclusion of the purchase-sales contract.