Peljesac - a luxurious summer house built in 1743

This impressive building on the south side has access from the main promenade by the sea through a courtyard with a flower tunnel, and on the north side from the main road ih has can car access and a large parking lot. The entire property is surrounded by stone walls that ensures peace and privacy. The summer house itself has an area of ​​570 m2 of living space, consists of ground floor and three floors, a total of 15 rooms and three large lounges with beautiful views of the sea and the town of Korcula. Really very impressive architectural solutions were used during the construction. The palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens and orchards, and the property has a total area of ​​2121m2. In addition to the main building, the property also has auxiliary facilities of approximately 400 m2. The interior is richly furnished with antique furniture that the captains of the shipowner family have brought for generations from world voyages and has been successfully preserved in its original form. This unique palace is sold with complete furniture. Well preserved, original Biedermeier furniture combined with original decorative fabrics, wallpapers, carpets, sideboards (eg cashmere wild rose sideboard), Murano glass chandeliers, elegant lamps, luxurious seating that are older than the palace itself, card table, harmony, huge carved chests, sumptuous mirrors, impressive salons, a music room, a library, walls and high ceilings painted by Florentine painters in the 19th century who spent more than four million egg yolks mixed with pigments using special techniques make this property truly a special occasion to buy.