For sale is a villa in construction phase with a gross building area of ​​216.79 m2, located in the town of Vinišće near Trogir, Croatia. The town of Vinišće was first mentioned in history books in 1272, which is why there are also monuments under UNESCO protection due to its history.

The village of Vinišće is located on a peninsula with its own microclimate and due to its geographical location has over 250 days of sunshine a year. In spring and summer the Mistral always blows lightly (wind rose).

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The new building:

Gross building area: 216.79 m2
Floor plan area of ​​the building: 106.70 m2
Net area of ​​the building: P = 198.54 M2

On the south side of the new building there is a vehicle and pedestrian access with a parking lot with 2 outdoor parking spaces. In the basement of the new building there is a garage with 1 parking space.

On the north-east side of the new building there is an outdoor terrace with a swimming pool. The outdoor terrace and pool are surrounded by a quiet pine forest, which ensures complete privacy.

The entrance to the new building is on the south-east side of the building via a small external staircase, right next to the parking lot, from which you reach the internal staircase that connects all 3 floors.

In the basement of the new building there is a garage with one parking space and an internal staircase.

The ground floor consists of a living room and dining room, a kitchen, an internal staircase, an entrance hall, a toilet and a storage room, a covered and uncovered outdoor terrace and a swimming pool.

On the first floor there are 3 rooms, 3 bathrooms, a hallway, an internal staircase and two loggias.

About Vinišće village:
The settlement developed at the end of a deep bay, 8 km southwest of Marina. Among the oldest vine-growers in the area, to whom Vinišće owes its name, were Roman military veterans. The same microclimatic conditions, ideal for growing Mediterranean cultures, not only enabled the ancient beginnings of a centuries-old viticulture, which marked the Vinišće area toponymically and aesthetically, but also shaped its contemporary tourist offer, whose contents greatly altered the physiognomy of that old fishing village.

The exact time of the origin of the settlement remains unknown, but the name Vinišće was first mentioned in documents of Trogir canon from 1272. The cultivation of grapes in Vinišće dates back to Roman times, so the name of the place is derived from the vineyard (Vinišća, old Croatian word for vineyards).

The place is located in a beautiful quiet bay with crystal clear sea water and untouched nature, and is ideal for lovers of quiet family vacations in private rooms, villas, apartments and holiday homes.

Visitors who seek adventure but also cherish their privacy will enjoy exploring one of the many hidden coves, such as Voluja and Ljubljeva.

In addition to the cultivation of grapes in Vinišće, stone has also been exploited throughout history, the most famous being the ancient quarry Jamurine and the quarries Vela and Mala petlara in the cove Voluja.

The famous Renaissance sculptor Ivan Duknović was born in Vinišće around 1440. His house was near the quarry Voluja from which he took the stone for the Trogir cathedral. He created statues in Rome, Venice and elsewhere. His stone relief “Madonna with a Child” is placed today above the tomb of Pope John Paul II.

The island of Aranđel is located in front of the southern coast of Vinišće at the entrance to the cove Stari Trogir. On the island in the Middle Ages was the property of the Trogir abbey of St. John and the church dedicated to St. Mihovil. Church of St. Mihovil was built in the Romanesque style, and today the walls of the church have been degraded almost to the ground, while the south wall has been preserved to the height of the window.