3-room flat Srimarska ulica, Tribunj

Apartment with sea view and 2 balconies, Tribunj A two-room apartment with an area of ​​47.50 m2 is located in the tourist municipality of Tribunj. It consists of an open space kitchen, dining room and living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and 2 balconies. It also has a part of the yard of 37.50 m2, which is enough space for parking one or more cars. The apartment needs minimal adaptation and furnishing, and is ready to move in after that. The PVC joinery is new, and the floors and sanitary ware are in very good condition. The access road is secured, and shops and other shops are only a 10-minute walk away. The famous Tribunj beach is even closer, i.e. only a 6-minute easy walk away. In the immediate vicinity of Šibenik, near Vodice, is Tribunj - a small Dalmatian town and port in a fantastic position for sailing to the south and north of the Adriatic, one of the locations with the cleanest sea on the Adriatic coast. The old part of the town is located on an islet connected to the mainland by an attractive stone bridge. The place is a well-known tourist center, and numerous islands contribute greatly to the beauty of the landscape. The spatial position of Tribunj is very favorable for the development of tourism, because it is located near the Krka and Kornati national parks, the nature park Vransko jezero, the special reserve Prukljansko jezero and the protected landscape of Donja Krka. Among the cultural resources, in addition to the historical architectural ensemble of Tribunj in the immediate vicinity, the historical urban ensembles of Vodice, Šibenik and Skradin stand out, as well as important archaeological areas in the Skradin area. The geographical position and peculiarities of the mainland and peninsular part of the old core satisfy all the needs of the residents. Nearby settlements: Pirovac, Tisno Cities nearby: Vodice, Šibenik Watch the virtual tour: https://Opereta-d-o-o.vr-360-tour.com/e/AsgBhm7DDLw/e?hidehotspotlabels=true&hidelive=true&hidetitle=true&share_button=false