Condo/Apartment Mošćenice, Mošćenička Draga, 45m2

RE/MAX centar nekretnine offers a completely renovated apartment (2019) in the old town of a beautiful medieval town on a hill above Mošćenička Draga, Mošćenica.
The apartment is two-storey, and is located on the ground floor of an authentic house, with its own separate entrance.
The living area is 45 m2, and extends through the ground floor and first floor, which are connected by an internal staircase (it is important to note that the upper floor also has its own entrance, which can be reached by an external staircase, and for this reason the upper floor can also be used as a separate unit).
On the ground floor there is a living room with a kitchen and dining room, and a bathroom, while on the first floor there are 2 bedrooms and a storage room.
The apartment also has a tavern and a small terrace in front of the same tavern.
Heating is via a pellet stove, and as an additional source of heating and cooling in the apartment there is also air conditioning.
The apartment is fully furnished and equipped (furniture remains negotiable).

Since the apartment is located in the old town, it does not have its own parking lot, but public parking is located 50 m from the apartment.
An ideal property for lovers of Mošćenička Draga.
Since the apartment is categorized, the future owner can continue the already established tourist rental business.

Mošćenice
The medieval fortified town is located on a 173 m high hill on the eastern slopes of Mount Učka with a beautiful view of Kvarner and the islands of Krk and Cres. The town has numerous cultural and urban monuments, including the parish church of St. Andrew, the church of St. Bartholomew from 1628 and the church of St. Sebastian from 1501 with characteristic porches called "lopica", the houses of Negovetić, Rubinić, and Dešković, the castle, the city gate and the toš-mill and olive press. Mošćenice is a favorite excursion destination for numerous groups of tourists, but also a starting point for hiking and mountaineering enthusiasts on their way to the old, abandoned villages of Mount Učka, where a hiking trail leads. The city that changed rulers (the Illyrian tribe of Liburnians, Slavs, Glagolitics, the Count of Walsee, the Count of Devin, the Habsburgs, the Jesuits, in modern times the Austro-Hungarians, Italians, Yugoslavs, and today the Croats) offers us a rich glimpse into the past, and with its stone walls and narrow streets, it attracts us into its interior, where the ghosts of medieval stories still live.