Old stone house on three levels on the seaside of Perast
This old stone house on three levels and 90 square meters of living space, is located in the town of Perast in the Kotor Bay, in the first line of houses by the sea.
Main entrance of the house opens up onto the square dominated by three date palms and two mature cypress trees with couple of well manicured flower beds embracing the trees.
The view from the house is directly towards the strait of Verige and the two islets St. George and Our Lady of the Rocks.
Even though the backdrop of Perast is dominated by high hills and cliffs, the specific location of Perast, on the flat land protrusion jutting toward the strait Verige, gives Perast a unique trait to boast about among other beautiful small towns in the Boka Bay - namely, the latest sunset of the day - thus, the longest sun hours within the specific geography of the Boka Bay.
This property has an approved blue print project for the construction of the jetty, though the building permit needs to be renewed as issuance of such permits is subject to limited time frame for the construction.
In front of the house is the space with the exclusive right of use for this property.
Parking space for this property is located in the continuation of the above mentioned space.
The property was completely renovated in June 2014.
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Town of Perast is on the list of World Heritage sites of the UNESCO.
The architecture of Perast is in baroque style and the majority of the houses date back to the late 16th century.
During that time Perast became an important frontier town with significant naval fleet.
An interesting historical fact is that at the end of the 17th century, the Russian Tzar Peter the Great, sent 16 Russian noblemen to learn the naval skills in Perast in, then established naval school of Perast, where Captain Marko Martinovic taught these skills to the young Russian noblemen.
Thusly, the main street in Perast,that meanders along by the sea, is named after Captain Marko Martinovic.
During the naval school years attended by the Russian noblemen, this property served as one of the accessory objects, the living quarters for the students, though the actual lecture venue was in the house which nowadays serves as the Museum of the town of Perast.
This old stone house on two floors, has 90 square meters. It is located in Perast in the Bay of Kotor, in the first row. The ground floor has 30m2, there is a kitchen, living room and bathroom, the floor is made of ceramic, the ceiling is made of wood flooring which is fixed to wooden beams. The first and second stories also have 30m2 each. In the front of the house lays one parking spot . The house was planted with vines and a place to rest and barbecue. Beside the house there is a project to build a pontoon where you can park all types of marine vessels. Building permits for the same should be restored, as building permits have limited validity. Renovation was done in June 2014 outside and inside. Electricity, sewerage and water supply are from the city. Heating is provided by a wood furnace and also by air conditioner. Ownership 1/1. The main door of the house out of the square on which is dominated by three palm trees, two tall cypresses and more beautiful alleys of flowers at the base of these trees.
View from the house and in front of the house offers directly on the Strait of chains, and two islands Sv.Djordje and Our Lady of the Rocks.
