Beautiful newly renovated apartment with private garden near Rovinj

Apartment Stojanovski is located in Rovinjski Selo, only 7 km (10 minutes drive) from the beautiful city of Rovinj. The small village where the house is located (Rovinj Village) is practically a suburb of the city of Rovinj. In the area of Rovinj and Rovinjski Selo, there are three marked bicycle paths for recreational users. While cycling along these paths, you can come across many attractive cultural and natural sights. All trails are suitable for recreational users, and what makes them interesting are the many attractive cultural and natural sites you come across while cycling. In addition to cyclists, the trails are also used for hiking, recreational walking, jogging, walking, etc. The apartment is located on the ground floor of a private house, and the owners live on the first floor. Guests have their own privacy and a separate entrance. The modernly decorated apartment consists of two bedrooms with double beds, two bathrooms with a shower, a living room with a sofa bed, a kitchen with all the necessary cooking equipment, a refrigerator, a microwave oven, a kettle and a coffee machine. The apartment is also equipped with air conditioning, flat screen TV with satellite channels, Wi-Fi, washing machine. A private garden with a furnished terrace and barbecue equipment is available to guests. Pets are welcome and payment is made directly to the owner. The nearest grocery store is 500 m away, a restaurant is 300 m away, and the bus stop is 100 m from the building. The perfect place to spend a vacation with your family in peace and quiet, but still close to everything you might need. The parking lot is located in the street, about twenty meters from the apartment.

On the magnificent coast of Istria (Croatia), right below the Lim Fjord, is the most romantic place in the Mediterranean! The town of Rovinj is the right destination for all of you seeking a sentimental atmosphere of the times that have forever gone by. In the Mediterranean, you can find it here, in the town that has begun its romantic life on an island, its restricted area resulting in crowded houses, narrow streets and small squares, still untouched by modern urbanism. On the seaside, the town is protected by a high rocky shore and house walls built on cliffs, while the mainland side is protected by solid walls. The town is dominated by the baroque St. Euphemia’s Church, its 60-meter tower providing a view of grey and red rooftops and chimneys, streets and squares, the port and pier with ships and boats, and the marina harbouring yachts.