Building land for Sale

Land with a project for a luxury villa of modern design, first sea line, Starigrad Paklenica, 450m2 A plot of land measuring 1379m2 is located in the first sea line. On the land, there is a project for a villa that is expected to begin construction at the end of 2024. The villa consists of: four bedrooms with four bathrooms, two toilets, storage rooms, kitchen with dining area, laundry room, living room, pool, gym, technical room, and garage with 4 parking spaces. All bedrooms have sea views, as each bedroom has its own balcony. Also, the living room has access to a large terrace, on which there is a 25m2 pool. In the room where the gym is located, there is also a sauna with a bathroom. An elevator is also present, as the garage is dug into the basement, the elevator is located in the garage as well as the technical room. The modern and extraordinary design of this villa is breathtaking. The villa is built cascadingly, so the arrangement of the villa is as follows: Basement – garage with 4 parking spaces, elevator, and technical room. Basement – gym with sauna and bathroom Ground floor – living room with kitchen and dining area, two toilets, bedroom with bathroom, laundry room, storage room, access to the north terrace, pool First floor – four bedrooms with four bathrooms Sketches and sections of the villa available upon request. There is great tourist potential as well as residential potential. The distance of the villa to the sea is 50m, the distance to the center of Starigrad and the Paklenica National Park is 5km, the distance to the city of Zadar is 45 minutes by car. High-quality materials will be used during construction, the planned start of construction is the end of 2024. The planned completion of construction is the end of 2025. Starigrad is located in the extreme northwest of the Zadar region and geographically belongs to northern Dalmatia. The settlements of the municipality stretch along twenty kilometers of the Adriatic coast and are dominated by the Velebit mountain range, whose southern slopes host the Paklenica National Park. This area is entirely in a protected natural environment, as the Velebit, together with its coast, has had the status of a nature park since 1981.