House with three apartments in Kaštel Lukšić — 2 500 000 EUR

House with three apartments and a basement in Kaštel Lukšić

A multi-level house built in 2002 in Kaštel Lukšić, part of the Split–Trogir agglomeration. It has three residential floors and a 60 m² basement. A shared staircase gives separate access to each floor and to each apartment. This makes the building suitable both for a multi-generational family and for renting out.

Layout

• Basement (60 m²): utility room with windows and tiled surfaces, housing the Viessmann heating system.
• First floor: apartment with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a sunny living room open to the kitchen, with access to a large terrace.
• Second floor: apartment with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a bright living room with a kitchenette, with access to a terrace with a view.
• Third floor: 3 independent flats. Each has its own bedroom, a living room with a kitchenette, a private bathroom and access to its own balcony or terrace.

In total: 10 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.

Condition and equipment

• Central heating: Viessmann boiler and Vitocell 100 hot water tank in the basement.
• Air conditioning installed in all rooms.
• Natural wood joinery in the staircase and hallways.
• Polished granite floors and wooden banisters in the staircase.

Exterior

The grounds are planted with Mediterranean greenery and have paved paths. In front of the building there are 5 private parking spaces and a lockable garage. The plot also has a red-brick summer house with a kitchen and a barbecue, and a garden tool shed next to it.

Location

• A few minutes on foot to the Adriatic and pebble beaches with a gentle entry into the water.
• Grocery shops, a bakery, konobas, a café, a pharmacy and a city bus stop nearby.
• Split Airport approx. 10 minutes by car.
• Trogir approx. 10 km, Split approx. 15 km.
• Kaštel Lukšić is known for Vitturi Castle and its pebble beaches.

Price

2 500 000 EUR

Buying as an EU citizen

As an EU citizen, you buy property in Croatia on the same terms as a Croatian citizen. You will need an OIB number. The usual path starts with a preliminary contract and a deposit, followed by a notarial deed and registration in the land register. The purchase can be completed remotely with a power of attorney bearing an apostille. We recommend having the transaction checked by a Croatian lawyer before signing. We guide you through the entire process and assist buyers who cannot be present at every stage.

Would you like to see the house without travelling? Contact us and we will arrange an online viewing of all floors.