Renovated traditional stone house, Jelsa, Hvar

Renovated traditional stone house, Jelsa, Hvar

On the island of Hvar, in the wider center of Jelsa, there is a semi-detached house with a net living area of 100 m² on a plot of 103 m².

The house is built of stone, in a traditional Dalmatian style, and was fully renovated in 2015, both inside and out.

Access to the house is provided through the courtyard on the eastern side, through the gate of the fenced courtyard, which enhances the privacy of the property. There is also an additional entrance from the northern side. The main entrance leads to a spacious outdoor courtyard, from which access to the house is further provided.

The house spans three residential levels: basement, ground floor, and first floor. The basement includes a living room, kitchen, and dining area, a storage room, and an additional room that can be adapted into a bathroom or bedroom. The ground floor contains two rooms and a bathroom with a toilet, connected by a hallway, while the first floor also has two rooms and a bathroom with a toilet, also connected by a hallway.

A secondary courtyard, enclosed by a stone wall, is located on the northern side of the property and provides access to an auxiliary building. The auxiliary building includes a large bathroom with a toilet and an additional room currently functioning as a storage area.

A significant advantage of this property is its own parking space located just 20 meters away. The parking area is on a separate plot of 99 m², is paved, and enclosed by a metal fence, and can accommodate 4-5 cars.

The distance to the sea and the waterfront is only 350 meters.

All necessary amenities for living are in the immediate vicinity: shops, post office, public transport, beaches, restaurants, cafes, and much more.

A property with great potential considering the traditional construction, renovation, spacious and fenced courtyards, and its own parking.

Jelsa is a picturesque fishing village located on the northern coast of the island of Hvar in Croatia. Surrounded by unspoiled nature, Jelsa delights its visitors with Mediterranean charm and rich history. Known for its vineyards and olive groves, Jelsa is an ideal destination for lovers of wine and gastronomy. Additionally, visitors can enjoy walks along the coast, exploring local markets, and exciting outdoor activities such as diving and cycling.

Jelsa is connected to Split, the capital of Dalmatia, by a regular catamaran line from Jelsa, and a regular ferry line from Stari Grad. The ferry port in Stari Grad is only 12 km or a 10-minute drive away.

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