House with a garden of 1400m2 | Rebecca Real Estate

Sale house · location: Pula (Pola), Istarska županija · living area: 240 m² · rooms: 3 · bedrooms: 3 · bathrooms: 2 · price: 525.000 € · price/m²: 2.188 € · Ref.: DIK-703.

A house of 240 m2 with a yard and an additional building in Štinjan is for sale. The house consists of a kitchen, living room, dining room, study, two bathrooms, three bedrooms, and two terraces, one of which is covered and has an outdoor barbecue. Heating is gas central heating with an external tank.
Next to the house there is a 70 m2 building in roh-bau phase. The 1100 m2 yard is enclosed by a stone wall and has a wrought-iron gate. It contains several centuries-old productive olive trees and fig trees, and some of the olive trees have been bearing fruit for about 10 years.
There is a possibility to build an additional 200 m2 building.

The distance from the beach is 2 km.
The stated price is for the current condition, and the price for the finished property is 610,000€

This property is located in Pula (Pola), Istarska županija. Total area: 240 m². 3 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. house. sale. is offered at a price of 525.000 € (2.188 €/m²). All stated facts are taken from the official listing data; detailed information, including the exact address, room layout and condition of the installations, is available on request.

Istria is the largest Croatian peninsula and a region that has become one of the most interesting property markets on the Mediterranean in recent years. Set in the north of the Adriatic, right next to Slovenia and Italy, Istria combines a Mediterranean climate, good transport links and prices that are still below those of Tuscany or southern France. For buyers from Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia and Hungary that means an affordable entry into a property by the sea, without compromising on infrastructure.

Space is the obvious answer, but it goes further. A house gives you a garden for the children, a parking space without a monthly fee, and no neighbour below you complaining about noise. Many of our clients also see a house as a project: buy something with character below market price, invest a year or two in roof, systems and insulation, and end up owning a property worth significantly more than they paid.

Before we present this property, we check ownership, the state of the land-register documents and the legality of all buildings and extensions. Rebecca Real Estate by ME Homes guides the entire purchase process – from the legal review and preliminary contract, through the notary contract, to tax registration and land-register entry – in English, German and Croatian. Contact us for a viewing and detailed information about this property in Pula (Pola).

Buying property in Croatia as a foreigner is now administratively straightforward: EU citizens need no ministerial approval and the process is the same as for Croatian nationals. Our office checks the cleanliness of ownership in the land register, the existence of all building permits, the status of the surrounding land and any encumbrances or mortgages. Only after these checks do we propose the next step – a preliminary contract and a notary contract. Throughout the process we communicate in English, German and Croatian and, on request, arrange translation of the documents.