The villa is located in the heart of the charming seaside village of Liznjan and can accommodate up to eight people. The traditional stone built house has a small landscaped garden incorporating a swimming pool (6m x 4m) and extensive covered and shaded terraces. With air conditioning and top quality furnishings this spacious holiday home offers the highest standard of comfort.

The accommodation comprises:

Ground floor
Hall
Kitchen fitted with dishwasher, oven, electric hob and fridge freezer; corner dining area with bench seating; archway leading to
Sitting room; double glass doors to covered terrace;
Utility room with storage space and second fridge
Shower room with WC and washing machine;
Second living room (or bedroom 4) with traditional open fireplace and window to garden; settees convert to two single or one double bed.

First Floor
Double master bedroom, ensuite bathroom. Double glass doors to large covered balcony.
Twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom
Twin bedroom with en-suite shower room

Second floor
Storeroom (restricted headroom)

The accommodation is finished to a high standard throughout. Downstairs floors are all marble and first floor bedrooms have parquet floors and tiled bathrooms. Furniture and fittings are all of the highest quality. Heating and air conditioning can be thermostatically controlled room by room.

Liznjan is located at the tip of the Istrian peninsula on the Croatian Adriatic coastline. Liznjan is a charming agricultural and fishing village set on high ground about one kilometre from the coast. The village has three general self service stores providing a wide range of groceries as well as fresh bread and vegetables. There is also an excellent butchers.
There are three restaurants. The tourist trade is restricted mainly to bed and breakfast and private apartments rental. The neighbouring village of Medulin (less than 2 kilometres distant) has a much more extensive tourist trade with two hotels and a wide range of shops, bars and restaurants.

The principal town of the area is Pula some 7 kilometres away. Pula has several modern resort hotels, a historic town centre with a number of Roman monuments, including a well preserved first century amphitheatre (the sixth largest in the world), museums, a busy port and shipyard, extensive shopping and a colourful fruit and vegetable market. Day trips to areas of interest such as the islands of Brioni or to Venice, can be booked through local tourist offices.

The coastline is mainly rocky but heavily indented with many sheltered bays, pebble beaches, spectacular headlands and, in Medulin bay, many small islands lying close inshore. Sandy beaches can be found in Medulin and on some of the islands.

The water is exceptionally clean and perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Most of the coastline around Liznjan is totally undeveloped and it is possible to find stretches of coastline, accessed by foot or along farm tracks, which will be virtually deserted even in mid summer.