





Croatia, Istria and Kvarner, Porec - Building land situated in a peaceful area
ID: 5542/30Basic information
Land space:13200 m2
Sea distance:1600 m
Property advantages
- Sea view
About the property
For sale is a spacious and highly attractive plot of land situated in a peaceful area of inland Istria, just around 20 minutes’ drive from Poreč. This location offers the perfect combination of privacy, natural surroundings, and excellent accessibility, while a cycling trail running directly alongside the property adds further value and appeal.
The land is situated on an elevated, highest point of the area, providing open and attractive views. On one side, the property offers distant views of the sea, while the other side opens onto a beautiful panoramic view of the characteristic Istrian landscape.
The total area is approximately 13,200 m², of which around 4,900 m² is located within the building zone, while the remainder is agricultural land. This combination of size, zoning, and location offers numerous opportunities for the development of various investment projects.
A conceptual design for an aparthotel has already been prepared for the property, representing a significant advantage for potential investors. In addition to the hotel project, the land offers the possibility of developing holiday homes, residential buildings and apartments, terraced houses, or an exclusive private residence.
The attractive location, peaceful natural surroundings, proximity to Poreč, immediate access to the cycling trail, and open views towards the sea and the Istrian countryside make this property a particularly interesting opportunity for both investors and private buyers. The possibility of expanding the property further adds additional potential, creating opportunities for an even more ambitious future development project.
Location
Porec, Istria and Kvarner
Poreč is a town on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula, in Istria County, west Croatia. Its major landmark is the 6th-century Euphrasian Basilica, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. The town is almost 2,000 years old and is set around a harbor protected from the sea by the small island of Saint Nicholas.
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