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    Croatia, Ploce - Apartment for sale, close to Ploce
    Dalmatian coast

    Ref. : 4435/30, Apartment Sold

    Selling price:90.000 €

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    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    • 020 4435 30 Ploce Apartment For Sale
    Location: Ploce

    SOLD!

    Advantages:
    • Parking
    • Garage
    Description:

    Living space: 64 m²
    Number of rooms: 2
    Number of floors: 1
    Number of bathrooms: 1

     

    In building S3:

    Second floor (attic): A two bedroom apartment of 62 m2, bathroom with toilet, kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms, terrace. The apartment is sunny and has a parking space. Apartment price € 1350 / m2

    In building S4:

    Ground floor: two bedroom apartment of 71 m2, bathroom with toilet + additional one toilet, kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms, storage, terrace. A garden (approx 133 m2), two parking spaces. Apartment price € 1,100 / m2 + garden € 10,000

    Location description
    Ploce is located on the Adriatic coast in Dalmatia just north of the Neretva Delta and is as such the natural seaside endpoint of most north-south routes through the central Dinaric Alps. This makes it the primary seaport used by Bosnia and Herzegovina and the endpoint of the Pan-European corridor 5C. Ceveljusa is a toponym in Ploce, located to the east of the town, on the intersection of the D8 highway and the D425.[2]

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