House for renovation with five parcels in a quiet village near Petrinja

House for Complete Renovation with Five Additional Plots near Petrinja

In the quiet and sparsely populated village of Luščani, south of Petrinja, on a gentle elevation surrounded by greenery, stands a house that has been without maintenance for years. Its position provides a sense of seclusion and open space, but the condition of the building is demanding: damaged walls, missing windows and doors, and a roof in poor condition.
The total area of the property is about 250 m², spread across the ground floor, two upper floors and an attic. Given the level of deterioration, the project should realistically be viewed as a complete reconstruction from the ground up or demolition and the construction of a new building.

The parcel on which the house stands measures 838 m². The terrain is open, accessible by vehicle, and surrounded by a few structures and meadows. The location is far from city noise, suitable for someone who wants to start a project from scratch or use the land for another purpose.

Additional land plots in the same village are also offered as a single package:

• 1489 m²
• 1248 m²
• 910 m²
• 1899 m²
• 1985 m²

All plots are located within the same wider area, a short drive from Petrinja and a little over an hour from Zagreb.
All additional parcels are agricultural land. They are spread around the village and suitable for agricultural activities. Access exists, but via field and local rural roads.

Overall, this is an opportunity for a buyer seeking a larger land package for their own project, reconstruction or agricultural use, with a house that realistically needs a completely new chapter.

For someone who truly seeks complete silence, isolation and a natural environment without the pressure of a populated area, this location offers exactly that.
It is a modest location, but the peace is complete – ideal for anyone wanting to work on their project far away from everything, in an environment that remains quiet throughout the year and allows slow, uninterrupted development.