Property
| Ownership: | Land |
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| Type: | Multi-property Development |
| Lot Size: | 5000 M² |
| Council Tax Band: | TBC |
FinancialsPrice: €500,000($525,000)
| Price: | €500,000 ($525,000) |
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DescriptionLOCATION: The town of Kovačine, within the settlement of Suđurad on the island of Šipan, is an area of distinct cultural-historical and natural values of the present-day City of Dubrovnik (whose historical core has been on the UNESCO list since 1979 due to its cultural-historical features). The island of Šipan is the largest and farthest island from the city of Dubrovnik in the Elaphite Islands group, and the island can be reached by ferry and passenger ship. It is located about 7.6 Nm northwest of Dubrovnik, which is only 1 hour of sailing to Dubrovnik.
DESCRIPTION:Building land 660m2 on a plot of 5000m2 with a lot of potential in an excellent microlocation. Distance from the sea 100m with a wonderful panoramic view of the sea.
Due to the highest density of olive groves on the island per unit area, the island of Šipan was included in the Guinness Book of Records, which is why it was given the name "GOLD ISLAND" due to the production of high-quality olive oil, which has been retained to this day.
In addition to the cultural and historical features of this island, which preserves remains from prehistoric and ancient periods through the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, to which the creation of summer houses at the Kovačine location is linked, the area of the island of Šipan has been proposed for protection in the category of Regional Nature Park due to its natural values.
In addition to the buildings of country architecture, the island also houses the protected sacral buildings and complexes of Bishop Lodovic Beccadelli from Rome, and is known for its preserved frescoes depicting prominent figures of that era, among them the famous painter Michelangelo Buonarroti, a great friend of Bishop Beccadelli. whose letters announcing his arrival to Šipan because of the distinct landscape, architectural and natural values of the island, as described by Bishop Beccadelli of Šipan in his invitation, are preserved in the State Archives in Dubrovnik.
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LOCATION: The town of Kovačine, within the settlement of Suđurad on the island of Šipan, is an area of distinct cultural-historical and natural values of the present-day City of Dubrovnik (whose historical core has been on the UNESCO list since 1979 due to its cultural-historical features). The island of Šipan is the largest and farthest island from the city of Dubrovnik in the Elaphite Islands group, and the island can be reached by ferry and passenger ship. It is located about 7.6 Nm northwest of Dubrovnik, which is only 1 hour of sailing to Dubrovnik.
DESCRIPTION:Building land 660m2 on a plot of 5000m2 with a lot of potential in an excellent microlocation. Distance from the sea 100m with a wonderful panoramic view of the sea.
Due to the highest density of olive groves on the island per unit area, the island of Šipan was included in the Guinness Book of Records, which is why it was given the name "GOLD ISLAND" due to the production of high-quality olive oil, which has been retained to this day.
In addition to the cultural and historical features of this island, which preserves remains from prehistoric and ancient periods through the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, to which the creation of summer houses at the Kovačine location is linked, the area of the island of Šipan has been proposed for protection in the category of Regional Nature Park due to its natural values.
In addition to the buildings of country architecture, the island also houses the protected sacral buildings and complexes of Bishop Lodovic Beccadelli from Rome, and is known for its preserved frescoes depicting prominent figures of that era, among them the famous painter Michelangelo Buonarroti, a great friend of Bishop Beccadelli. whose letters announcing his arrival to Šipan because of the distinct landscape, architectural and natural values of the island, as described by Bishop Beccadelli of Šipan in his invitation, are preserved in the State Archives in Dubrovnik.
- East
- North
- South
- West
Building plot 100m from the sea with a beautiful view, on the island of Šipan
DescriptionLOCATION: The town of Kovačine, within the settlement of Suđurad on the island of Šipan, is an area of distinct cultural-historical and natural values of the present-day City of Dubrovnik (whose historical core has been on the UNESCO list since 1979 due to its cultural-historical features). The island of Šipan is the largest and farthest island from the city of Dubrovnik in the Elaphite Islands group, and the island can be reached by ferry and passenger ship. It is located about 7.6 Nm northwest of Dubrovnik, which is only 1 hour of sailing to Dubrovnik.
DESCRIPTION:Building land 660m2 on a plot of 5000m2 with a lot of potential in an excellent microlocation. Distance from the sea 100m with a wonderful panoramic view of the sea.
Due to the highest density of olive groves on the island per unit area, the island of Šipan was included in the Guinness Book of Records, which is why it was given the name "GOLD ISLAND" due to the production of high-quality olive oil, which has been retained to this day.
In addition to the cultural and historical features of this island, which preserves remains from prehistoric and ancient periods through the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, to which the creation of summer houses at the Kovačine location is linked, the area of the island of Šipan has been proposed for protection in the category of Regional Nature Park due to its natural values.
In addition to the buildings of country architecture, the island also houses the protected sacral buildings and complexes of Bishop Lodovic Beccadelli from Rome, and is known for its preserved frescoes depicting prominent figures of that era, among them the famous painter Michelangelo Buonarroti, a great friend of Bishop Beccadelli. whose letters announcing his arrival to Šipan because of the distinct landscape, architectural and natural values of the island, as described by Bishop Beccadelli of Šipan in his invitation, are preserved in the State Archives in Dubrovnik.
Exposures
- East
- North
- South
- West
LOCATION: The town of Kovačine, within the settlement of Suđurad on the island of Šipan, is an area of distinct cultural-historical and natural values of the present-day City of Dubrovnik (whose historical core has been on the UNESCO list since 1979 due to its cultural-historical features). The island of Šipan is the largest and farthest island from the city of Dubrovnik in the Elaphite Islands group, and the island can be reached by ferry and passenger ship. It is located about 7.6 Nm northwest of Dubrovnik, which is only 1 hour of sailing to Dubrovnik.
DESCRIPTION:Building land 660m2 on a plot of 5000m2 with a lot of potential in an excellent microlocation. Distance from the sea 100m with a wonderful panoramic view of the sea.
Due to the highest density of olive groves on the island per unit area, the island of Šipan was included in the Guinness Book of Records, which is why it was given the name "GOLD ISLAND" due to the production of high-quality olive oil, which has been retained to this day.
In addition to the cultural and historical features of this island, which preserves remains from prehistoric and ancient periods through the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, to which the creation of summer houses at the Kovačine location is linked, the area of the island of Šipan has been proposed for protection in the category of Regional Nature Park due to its natural values.
In addition to the buildings of country architecture, the island also houses the protected sacral buildings and complexes of Bishop Lodovic Beccadelli from Rome, and is known for its preserved frescoes depicting prominent figures of that era, among them the famous painter Michelangelo Buonarroti, a great friend of Bishop Beccadelli. whose letters announcing his arrival to Šipan because of the distinct landscape, architectural and natural values of the island, as described by Bishop Beccadelli of Šipan in his invitation, are preserved in the State Archives in Dubrovnik.
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- North
- South
- West
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