Otok Hvar - poljoprivredno zemljište 107.000 m2 s fantastičnim pogledom na more

Izuzetno poljoprivredno zemljište od 107.000 m2 na vrhu otoka Hvara, sa spektakularnim pogledom na more prema jugu, na jedinstvenoj lokaciji na otoku koja pruža osamu i privatnost, sa starim kamenim ruševnim objektom, oko 30 min vožnje automobilom od glavne trajektne luke u Starom Gradu - asfaltirana cesta do sela Svirče i zatim 7 km makadamskom cestom, dok se zadnjih 200 metara pristupa širokom pješačkom stazom, pogodno za vinograd, maslinik ili proširenje postojećih polja lavande.

Otok Hvar, jedan je od najljepših svjetskih otoka i najsunčaniji hrvatski otok, sa svim karakteristikama Mediterana, od blage klime, prekrasnih uvala i plaža, kristalno čistog mora, pa do nepreglednih polja lavande, maslina i vinograda. Naseljen još od pretpovijesti, otok Hvar se razvijao pod utjecajima grčke, ilirske, rimske, mletačke, austro-ugarske i hrvatske kulture, čemu svjedoče sačuvane razne građevine, polja i običaji.

Najveća otočna mjesta su antički grad Stari Grad (Pharos), Jelsa, Vrboska, Sućuraj i kao najatraktivniji grad Hvar.

REC ID: 893223

Hvar island - agricultural land of 107,000 m2 with a fantastic sea view

An exeptional agricultural plot of 107.000 sqm on top of the island of Hvar, with a spectacular sea view toward south, in a unique location on the island affording seclusion and privacy, with an old stone object on the plot, about 30 min by car from the main ferry port in Stari Grad - there is a paved road to the village of Svirce and then 7 km by a dirt road from Svirce close to the property, while the last 200m is accessed by wide maintained path, perfect for vineyards, olive trees or an extention of the existing lavender field that is still being harvested.

The island of Hvar is one of the most beautiful islands in the world and the sunniest Croatian island, with all the characteristics of the Mediterranean, from mild climate, beautiful bays and beaches, crystal clear sea, to endless fields of lavender, olive trees and vineyards. Inhabited since prehistoric times, the island of Hvar developed under the influence of Greek, Illyrian, Roman, Venetian, Austro-Hungarian and Croatian cultures, as evidenced by the preserved various buildings, fields and customs.

The largest island towns are the ancient city of Stari Grad (Pharos), Jelsa, Vrboska, Sućuraj and, as the most attractive, the town of Hvar.

REC ID: 893223

REC ID: 893223

REC ID: 893223

REC ID: 893223