NEW ON THE MARKET - PRE-SALE! VILLAS WITH POOL! 300 m FROM THE SEA, UGLJAN - LUKORAN
Villas for sale with swimming pool, 300 m from the sea, Ugljan - Lukoran
The villas consist of a ground floor with a bedroom, living room, kitchen, dining room, terrace, bathroom. The living area extends onto an outdoor terrace - open space concept, while the first floor has two bedrooms with bathrooms and an uncovered terrace. Gross size of the villas approx. 118 m2, net 95 m2.
Depending on the position of the villa, each will have 2 parking spaces, a swimming pool and approx. 440 - 470 m2 of yard.
Two villas have a sea view.
DESCRIPTION OF MATERIALS:
- ITONG construction - aerated concrete; Geberit sanitary ware;
- Insulation 10 cm, ground floor - lined with Benkovac stone;
- All villas are built by the company - real estate tax paid!
- Investor proposal - wood imitation tiles - budget: 18 eur/m2 - possibility of changing floor coverings at the customer's request for an additional fee!
- Bedrooms have underfloor heating, possibility of adding underfloor heating in bathrooms for an additional fee;
- Plastic swimming pool with built-in heating/cooling - heat pump;
- Lower terrace on the ground floor - bio pergola;
- Solar panel connections will be made on the roof;
- 2 outdoor air conditioners and 4 indoor units - inverter.
Building permit in process!
Lukoran is a village in the central part of the northeastern coast of the island of Ugljan, located along the central fertile field and picturesque bays. The bay - port of Lukoran, especially the very good operational coast, are protected from most winds, except those from the western quadrant, tramontana and stronger sea breeze (maestral).
It is one of the most picturesque places on the island of Ugljan. It is located between the towns of Sutomišćica and Ugljan. The beaches are surrounded by a centuries-old pine forest. The economy is based on agriculture, viticulture, olive growing, fishing and tourism. It was mentioned in 1075 in the Middle Ages as the property of the Zadar Benedictines. The Church of St. Lawrence with Romanesque features was built in 1877, and took over the same title of the abandoned church in the cemetery. The new church was built from the foundations, so there are no traces of earlier periods in it, only the altars were transferred from the old church. Below Zmorašnji Lukoran are the remains of a Gothic church and buildings; according to tradition, they were built by Egyptian monks in the 14th century.
Lukoran consists of the following hamlets: Mali Lukoran, Turkija, Zmorac, Primorje, Punta, Rančićevi-Sikirićevi. Lukoran is full of coves and beaches with pine forests. Several country houses of Zadar noble families, the most famous of which is the summer residence of the de Ponte family from the 17th century.
For all additional information and to arrange a visit, feel free to contact us at any time with confidence.
