House Trogir

Trogir properties - House on a spacious plot, just above the sea and a quiet bay, in the middle of t
We are selling an idyllic Dalmatian house located first row to the sea, on a large plot of over 8,700 m2. The property enjoys complete privacy on a piece of island paradise, surrounded by untouched nature and crystal clear sea.
This rare gem on the market is a house built in the spirit of tradition and distinctive Dalmatian architecture. In addition, it incorporates many elements of sustainable construction.
It consists of a basement with a tavern and a ground floor with beautiful terraces and an inner courtyard. The floor plan of the house includes approximately 180 m2 of interior space, two terraces with enchanting views and a central courtyard with a fireplace, an outdoor dining area and sun loungers. The interior includes a tavern, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a dining room. The comfortable living room with a fireplace is connected not only to the central courtyard but also to two terraces of 12 m2 and 35 m2. One bedroom also has direct access to a larger terrace.
On the eastern part of the plot, about 40 m from the house, construction of a 40 m2 garage and an auxiliary building of 50 m2 has begun.
The entire house is carefully maintained and renovated on an annual basis.
Regarding the aforementioned application of sustainable construction technologies, this property includes:
Solar panels for electricity and hot water, or heating. Pipes are installed throughout the house (floors and walls) so that no radiators or air conditioners are used.
Solar hot water panels provide heating for the tank in the tavern (800 l) from which hot water and heating are obtained.
Solar panels for electricity charge the batteries in the tavern (950 Ah) from which the inverters (2,000 W and 4,000 W) are fed that provide electricity for the house.
The heating was done in cooperation with Buderus systems, one of the leading companies dedicated to the development of innovative heating technology.
Water supply is provided via a cistern (80,000 l) which is filled from the roof with rainwater.
A wooden roof instead of a concrete one ensures that the house "breathes", preventing the appearance of moisture.
All woodwork is protected by insect-proofing and the application of stain, as opposed to varnish (to prevent cracking when exposed to the sun).