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BUILDING PLOT OF 1260 m² WITH A SEA VIEW – KUKLJICA, ISLAND OF UGLJAN

Kukljica,otok Ugljan, 1260.00 m2 260,00 € / m2

Description

An attractive building plot is for sale, situated in a quiet part of Kukljica and surrounded by Mediterranean greenery and olive trees. Thanks to its secluded location, the land offers an ideal blend of privacy, a natural setting, and proximity to the sea. It covers an area of ​​1,260 m², with a length of approximately 66 m and a width varying between 16 and 25 m. These dimensions allow for high-quality architectural design and efficient use of space; furthermore, the gentle slope of the terrain provides a lovely view of the sea, as well as Zadar and the surrounding areas.

 

The plot is located 160 m as the crow flies (280 m by road) from the sea and numerous natural beaches and coves. It is 1.2 km away from the center of Kukljica, which offers various restaurants, cafés, and all other essential amenities needed for a comfortable stay and vacation.

 

Electricity and water connections are available nearby, further facilitating the realization of a future project.

 

The combination of a peaceful location, proximity to the sea, and the size of the plot makes it ideal for constructing two luxury holiday villas or a spacious family residence with a large garden and an optional swimming pool.

More info

  • Facility code: 72
  • Type: Building land
  • Location: Kukljica,otok Ugljan
  • Neighbourhood:
  • Surface area: 1260.00 m2
  • Property size:
  • Asphalt road: -
  • Distance from the sea: 280
  • Sea view: +
  • Ownership: 1/1
  • Price per m2: 260,00 €
  • Total price: 327.600,00 €

Kukljica

The village Kukljica is located in the far southeast of the island, near the Ždrelac pass.

 

The old town with original examples of folk architecture from the tourist peninsula of Zelena punta is shared by a large natural bay with a port always full of fishing boats and sailing ships. Every year on August 05 is an attractive procession for Lady of the Snow (Gospe od Sniga) by ships from Kukljica to the church Lady of Snow in the Ždrelac Pass, where, according to tradition, 400 years ago, in the middle of the summer, snow fell.