Hvar, Stari Grad field - stone ruins on a 12,900 sqm agricultural land

EXCLUSIVELY OFFERED BY TRGOSTAN: PRICE TO SELL - REDUCED FROM 140.000 EUR TO 115.000 EUR A stone house-ruin with accompanying smaller ruined buildings and a water tank on flat agricultural land of 12,900 m2, in Stari Grad plain, which is under the protection of UNOSCO, outside the strict protection zone, access by car, in need of complete reconstruction, no water and electricity connections nearby, close to Stari Grad, Vrboska and Jelsa, approx. 1.3 km from the sea and the beach, 20 minutes from the town of Hvar. Island of Hvar is one of the most beautiful islands in the world and the sunniest Croatian island, displaying all the traits of the Mediterranean area – gentle climate, beautiful inlets and beaches, crystal-clear sea and vast fields of lavender, olive groves and vineyards. Inhabited since the pre-historic times, the Island of Hvar developed under various influences of Greek, Illyric, Roman, Venetian, Austro-Hungarian and Croatian culture, witnessed by the preserved buildings, fields and customs. The largest sites on the island are the ancient town of Stari Grad (Pharos), Jelsa, Vrboska, Sućuraj and the most attractive destination, Town of Hvar. The Town of Hvar is one of the most beautiful and most exclusive tourist resorts not only in Craotia, but in the whole of Europe. The trendy destination is a perfect blend of rich architecture, top-notch culinary delights, modern hotel infrastructure and fantastic natural beauties, allowing for active enjoyment in all the town’s offerings, including the Pakleni Island archipelago, or just simple and pleasurable sipping of your drink on the town strand, enjoying the view of luxury boats moored in the port. In the year 2008 the Stari Grad Plain, one of the largest and oldest plains on the Adriatic islands, was finally included in the UNESCO World Heritage list of Cultural Landscapes, with the plan to set up an agency that will be in charge of managing the site. The aim is to preserve the plain allotment from the period of Greek colonisation that took place in the 4th ct. BC, also known as Ager or Hora, as well as hundreds of other archaeological sites, mostly remains of old Roman villas and towers.