For sale · Fažana · Istarska
For sale - beautiful family hotel in Fažana - 200 m from the sea!
For sale is a beautiful small family hotel in an attractive location in Fažana, only 200 meters from the sea and the promenade.
The facility was built in 2000.
year, and 2019.
It has been thoroughly renovated, including a new faade and roof.
The hotel has a total of 14 categorized accommodation units, among which are five spacious family apartments with two separate bedrooms, bathroom and balcony, and nine functional studio apartments.
Each unit is equipped with its own air conditioning and TV.
On the ground floor there is a cozy breakfast area with a capacity of forty people, as well as a professional kitchen made according to the HACCP standard.
In this area there is also an uncategorized apartment with a large, beautiful terrace.
In the basement are organized laundry, storage and a room with a bathroom for the staff.
Part of the basement, as well as the attic, offers additional potential for arranging a wellness center, fitness area or expanding accommodation capacities.
The hotel has a total of nine balconies and seventeen air conditioners, each with its own outdoor unit.
In all rooms, along with air conditioning, radiators are installed.
Directions are paid according to consumption (electricity, gas, water), and all existing furniture and hotel equipment is left to the buyer.
The owner owns two parking spaces next to the property, while guests are provided with parking via weekly vignettes at a distance of only fifty meters.
For more information, please contact:
Azra
+420732477097
+420732477097
[email protected]
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Price: 1,690,000 €
Living Area: 648 m² · Land size: 150 m²
Rooms: 14 · Bedrooms: 14 · Bathrooms: 14
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Fažana or Fasana is a village and a municipality on the southwestern coast of Istria in Croatia. It is a fishing village.
Population: 3 463
Source: Wikipedia